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Black Hills is a Dividend King, NextEra is a dividend grower, and Eversource Energy has a historically high yield.

Artificial intelligence could drive the greatest increase in U.S. electricity demand since the beginning of the century.

While the results of the upcoming U.S. presidential elections are anybody's guess, Brookfield Renewable and NextEra Energy look like two dividend stocks that stand to gain under a Harris presidency.

Regular old utilities give you a great way to play booming energy demand.

NextEra Energy has been a winner in 2024. Its ability to both recommission nuclear assets and its other renewables allows it multiple tailwinds for growth.

NextEra Energy doesn't expect nuclear power to play a starring role in the country's energy resurgence.

NextEra Energy could deliver supercharged growth in the coming years.

NextEra Energy stock is still promising up to a double-digit upside from where it trades today; new demand waves are there to push it.

NextEra Energy is a fast-growing utility.

NEE earnings call for the period ending September 30, 2024.

The utility sector has surged YTD, fueled by rising electricity demand from AI infrastructure, renewed focus on nuclear energy, and interest rate cuts.

Laffont has jettisoned Coatue Management's more than 4.8-million-share stake in artificial intelligence (AI) titan Palantir Technologies in favor of a growth stock in a notoriously slow-growing sector.

Bain expects data centers to make up 44% of all electricity demand growth through 2028, as companies rush to develop the next generation of AI. NextEra Energy CEO John Ketchum says that he expects an almost 40% rise in U.S. power demand over the next two decades, compared with just 9% over the previous 20 years. NextEra is perfectly positioned for that scenario.

These companies are consistent dividend payers.

These reliable dividend stocks could continue to provide steady income.

Risk-averse investors can build a stable portfolio by focusing on established companies with consistent dividends and proven track records of success.

After a huge rally, investors need to be a bit more selective in the utility sector. Here are three utilities that you might want to consider.

These companies should provide their investors with a growing stream of dividend income.

A November victory for Democratic Party presidential nominee Kamala Harris could light a fire under three game-changing businesses.

The nuclear energy space is experiencing a resurgence, driven by growing demand for clean and dependable energy sources. Investors can tap into this trend through stocks like Constellation Energy, or ETFs like the Utilities Select Sector SPDR Fund and the VanEck Uranium and Nuclear Energy ETF.

Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (NYSE: BEP) owns renewable energy facilities and green energy assets. It's one of the largest renewable energy platforms.

Green hydrogen is poised for significant growth in the U.S., driven by a growing demand for clean energy solutions.

These companies have solid records of increasing their dividends amid changing market conditions.

The scale of energy needed for AI is astounding, and these companies are ready to provide it.

NextEra Energy's smart investment strategy continues to pay dividends.