National Energy Services Reunited (NASDAQ:NESR) delivered a powerhouse performance for the fourth quarter on Tuesday, as a sharp acceleration in Middle Eastern field activity propelled the company toward a record-breaking 2026.
Portland General Electric (NYSE:POR) reported fourth-quarter adjusted earnings that reflected resilient industrial demand, even as historic winter weather in the Pacific Northwest tempered bottom-line results.
Portland General Electric (NYSE:POR) has reached a definitive agreement to acquire select utility operations and assets in Washington state from PacifiCorp for $1.9 billion, marking a significant geographic expansion for the Oregon-based utility.
ReNew Energy Global (NASDAQ:RNW) reported a sharp turnaround in its nine-month profitability, bolstered by a significant expansion in its operational capacity and the rapid scaling of its solar manufacturing business.
TC Energy (NYSE:TRP) reported record operational performance for the end of 2025, allowing the Canadian pipeline giant to raise its dividend for the 26th consecutive year as it shifts toward a disciplined $6 billion annual investment strategy through the end of the decade.
PowerBank (NASDAQ:SUUN) reported a significant narrowing of its net loss for the first half of fiscal 2026, as the renewable energy developer pivots toward a more capital-efficient model and locks in a massive construction pipeline in the Northeastern U.S.
PBF Energy (NYSE:PBF) reported a fourth-quarter profit that comfortably cleared Wall Street expectations, marking a resilient end to a volatile fiscal year.
NorthWestern Energy Group (NASDAQ:NWE) revealed a sweeping $3.2 billion five-year capital investment strategy alongside its 2025 year-end results, as the utility prepares for a transformational merger with Black Hills expected to close in the second half of 2026.
NiSource (NYSE:NI) signaled a fundamental shift in its growth trajectory today, reporting record 2025 results alongside a transformative capital plan that hitches the utility’s future to the burgeoning AI and data center sector.
SFL Corp. (NYSE:SFL) extended one of the longest-running payout streaks in the maritime industry, declaring its 88th consecutive quarterly dividend even as the company reported a preliminary net loss for the final quarter of 2025.
Duke Energy (NASDAQ:DUK) reported fourth-quarter earnings that fell slightly short of Wall Street expectations, even as the utility’s revenue surged past analyst forecasts.
BP (NYSE:BP) reported a substantial fourth-quarter net loss of $3.42 billion on Tuesday, as the British energy major took a massive $4.3 billion post-tax impairment charge primarily linked to its "transition businesses" in the gas and low-carbon energy segments.
