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UPDATE: NRG Energy To Buy Solar-Farm Pipeline From ArcLight

6-21-10 6:21 PM EDT



By Cassandra Sweet

Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES
NRG Energy Inc. (NRG) said Monday it plans to buy a pipeline of solar farms from private-equity firm ArcLight Capital Partners LLC, as part of NRG's plans to expand its solar-power generation business.

The acquisition includes nine proposed solar farms being developed in California and Arizona, and nearly doubles the amount of solar power NRG is developing, to 1,150 megawatts, the company said. The proposed ArcLight projects range from 20 megawatts to 99 megawatts and could start operating between 2011 and 2013, NRG said.

No solar-panel supply agreements have been signed for the projects, nor have contracts been signed to sell the output to utilities, said Tom Doyle, president of NRG's solar division.

Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

Doyle said the projects are in various stages of the permitting process, with at least one project likely to obtain its needed permits allowing construction to begin "within the next couple of months."

The most advanced projects are in California, with at least one proposed solar farm located near an existing solar farm NRG owns near Blythe, Calif. That plant was built by solar-panel maker First Solar Inc. (FSLR).

Doyle said that First Solar could be involved in one or more of its solar farms, although NRG hasn't secured any relationships for any of the projects.

"At this point, we have no commitments for photovoltaic technology," Doyle said. "We'll make that decision down the road."

As the owner and operator of roughly 24,000 megawatts of mostly coal, natural gas and nuclear power plants, and a large nuclear power plant under development, Princeton, N.J.-based NRG has lately focused on expanding its renewable energy business, with a focus on solar.

The wholesale power market for fossil-fueled generation has been down the last two years amid weak demand caused by the economic downturn. Renewable energy in many states has remained profitable, however, owing to state renewable-energy requirements, Doyle said.

"Customers are signing long-term power purchase agreements" for renewable power, Doyle said. "In the fossil-fuel industry, they're not."

Last year NRG bought the 21-megawatt California solar farm built by First Solar and acquired offshore wind-power developer Bluewater Wind.

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First Solar and NRG Energy Open Largest Solar PV Power Plant in California

Blythe photovoltaic solar project generates renewable, clean electricity for Southern California Edison


PRINCETON, NJ, Dec. 21, 2009—First Solar, Inc. (Nasdaq: FSLR) and NRG Energy, Inc.

(NYSE: NRG) today announced the start of commercial operation for the largest photovoltaic (PV) solar project in California. First Solar developed and built the 21-megawatt (MW) power plant in Blythe, Calif., which was acquired last month by NRG through its wholly owned subsidiary NRG Solar.

Electricity generated by the solar facility is being sold to Southern California Edison (SCE) under a 20-year power purchase agreement.

Located in Riverside County about 200 miles east of Los Angeles, the Blythe plant is the largest thin film PV project in the United States and is five times the size of the next largest PV project in California. NRG estimates that at peak capacity, the project can supply the power needs of almost 17,000 homes while helping California meet its renewable energy goals. Approximately 175 people built Blythe during its three-month construction and installation period.

“It is no surprise that America’s largest thin film solar project was built right here in California, where my Administration has successfully created a climate where green businesses can thrive,” said California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. “It is forward-thinking businesses such as First Solar that will help California reach its nation-leading greenhouse gas reduction and Renewable Portfolio
Standard goals as well as create the new green jobs that will help spur our economic recovery.”

“Solar is the great untapped resource in California and we are pleased to be part of this significant milestone for solar development in our state,” said Marc Ulrich, SCE vice president, Renewables and Alternative Power. “Bringing this power to the grid helps SCE maintain its position as the nation’s leading utility for renewable energy.”

“California, as it has in many arenas, is leading the way of encouraging large-scale clean energy sources,” said David Crane, NRG Energy President and CEO. “NRG, through our association with
pioneers like First Solar and forward-thinking companies like SCE, seeks to help clean our air while stocking our country’s clean energy economic growth through commercial implementation of solar technology.”

First Solar expanded its offerings in California in 2008. The Blythe plant is a model for First Solar’s future large-scale solar developments. “The development, project finance and construction of this solar plant demonstrate First Solar’s capabilities in utility scale projects,” said Bruce Sohn, president of First Solar. “With a three-month build out, we are pleased to be bringing it online ahead of
schedule.”

Using First Solar’s industry-leading thin film PV panels that convert sunlight directly into electricity with no water consumption during operation, the Blythe plant will generate over 45,000 megawatthours of clean, affordable, sustainable electricity per year. This solar generation will avoid approximately 12,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions annually – the equivalent of taking over 2,200 cars off the road. First Solar will provide operations and maintenance services at Blythe under a long-term contract with NRG.

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NRG Energy, Inc. to Develop Up to 500 Megawatts of Solar Thermal Power Plants Using eSolar Technology

Princeton, New Jersey & Pasadena, Calif. – February 23, 2009 – NRG Energy, Inc. (NYSE: NRG) has signed an agreement with eSolar, a leading provider of modular, scalable solar thermal power technology to develop solar power plants with a total generation capacity of up to 500 megawatts (MW) at sites in California and the Southwest. When at peak capacity, these units can power more than 400,000 homes with 100% clean solar electricity. The first plant is anticipated to begin producing electricity as early as 2011.

At closing, NRG will invest approximately $10 million for equity and associated development rights for three projects on sites in south central California and the Southwest US and a portfolio of PPAs to develop, build, own and operate up to 11 eSolar modular solar generating units at these sites. These development assets will use eSolar's concentrating solar power (CSP) technology to sell renewable electricity under contracted power purchase agreements (PPAs) with local utilities seeking competitively priced, zero-carbon solar power.

"This is NRG's first venture into solar power and it brings an exceptionally important component to the low- and no-carbon focus of our RepoweringNRG program," said Michael Liebelson, Chief Development Officer Low Carbon Technology for NRG Energy. "By coupling NRG's construction capabilities and regional operating expertise with eSolar's innovative CSP technology, we can advance NRG's renewable energy portfolio while helping to accelerate development of these important projects on a commercial scale."

eSolar is currently completing its first commercial demonstration CSP plant in Southern California. The facility will be the first fully functioning solar thermal power tower plant built in the United States. In building this first plant, eSolar is obtaining valuable design, construction and operational insights to provide NRG the foundation for the implementation of commercial scale facilities.

"eSolar's breakthrough modular power plants use more software and less steel to allow solar energy to be competitive with fossil fuels for the first time ever," said Bill Gross, CEO of eSolar. "NRG Energy's extensive project skills and focus on advancing a diverse portfolio of energy generation technology will help accelerate the deployment of eSolar's CSP technology in locations across the US."

eSolar's global leadership shares an extensive and proven track record of experience in solar technologies and renewable energy projects. By leveraging a proprietary combination of optics and software in a pre-fabricated form factor, eSolar achieves economies of scale while focusing on the key business obstacles that have characterized large solar installations – price, scalability, speed of deployment and grid impact. eSolar has partnered with Idealab, Google.org, Oak Investment Partners, and other investors to develop large and utility-scale power projects around the world.

About NRG
NRG Energy, Inc., a Fortune 500 company, owns and operates one of the country's largest and most diverse power generation portfolios. NRG's 48 plants provide approximately 24,000 megawatts of generation capacity – enough to power nearly 20 million homes. In November 2007, NRG won two of the industry's highest honors – Platts Industry Leadership and Energy Company of the Year awards. Headquartered in Princeton, NJ, NRG is a member of the U.S. Climate Action Partnership (USCAP), a group of business and environmental organizations calling for mandatory legislation to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. More information is available at www.nrgenergy.com.

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http://guntherportfolio.com/2010/06/esolar-and-nrg-solar-pro…

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NRG Energy, Inc. (NYSE: NRG) has signed a definitive agreement with an affiliate of The Blackstone Group L.P. to purchase 3,884 megawatts (MW) of Dynegy Inc. assets in California and Maine for $1.36 billion, or $351/kilowatt. In a separate transaction, NRG has agreed to acquire the Cottonwood Generating Station, a 1,279 MW natural gas-fueled plant in the Entergy zone of east Texas, from Kelson Limited Partnership for $525 million, or $410/kilowatt. The Company intends to fund both acquisitions with a combination of cash and other funding sources. Both acquisitions are expected to close by year end.

The assets strengthen NRG's regional and dispatch diversity by greatly expanding the Company's load following mid-merit generation profile. The addition of combined cycle plants in northern California expands capabilities across the state, advances the Company's ability to "firm" renewable resources with highly efficient gas generation, while lowering the overall carbon intensity of NRG's fleet. NRG currently contracts with Cottonwood, one of the newest and most efficient plants in the region, to support current long-term contracts in Louisiana, Arkansas and East Texas. Owning Cottonwood will allow for future contracting opportunities and will enable NRG to provide additional balancing and ancillary services. The Company expects the transactions will be accretive to adjusted EBITDA and free cash flow immediately.

"We've sought for many years to fill the gap in our combined cycle gas portfolio in our core markets,' said David Crane, President and CEO of NRG Energy. "With these acquisitions of ideally located assets, we are filling that gap in three of our four core regions while furthering our long-standing strategy of being a regionally focused, multi-fuel scale generator with the ability to dispatch our assets efficiently across the merit order in each of our core markets."

Blackstone Senior Managing Director David Foley said, "Blackstone's relationship with NRG began with NRG's acquisition of Texas Genco five years ago and we are pleased to continue that partnership by working together on an exclusive basis to structure this innovative transaction involving the simultaneous sale of certain Dynegy assets to NRG with the closing of Blackstone's acquisition of Dynegy."

Strategic and Financial Benefits

* Enhances Geographic Diversity and Builds Scale in Core Regions
These acquisitions build greater balance across the Company's core operating regions. Capacity in the West region would more than double, constituting 19% of the overall domestic fleet, from 9% currently. South Central region capacity increases from 12% to 14% of the Company's overall installed megawatts in the United States.

* Improves Emission Intensity and Dispatch Level Diversity
By adding 2,839 MW of modern, high-efficiency, combined cycle generation, the Company enhanced its ability to firm renewables, increased mid-merit profile and improved the NRG fleet's fuel diversity. In terms of total fleet output, the Company increased the share of generation from gas- or oil-fueled plants from 11% to 23% (based on 2009 data).

* Accretes to EBITDA
The new asset portfolio is expected to contribute between $175 and $225 million in annualized adjusted EBITDA. Key drivers regarding that contribution are: the high dispatch profile for Casco Bay and Moss Landing 1& 2 due to their favorable merit-order position, location and interconnection to load; a significant portion of the portfolio in California is contracted with highly credit-worthy entities for the next several years; and portfolio synergies provided by Cottonwood to the South Central region's load-following capability.

Specific Asset Description - The new asset portfolio totals 5,163 MW, bringing NRG's generation portfolio to 28,608 megawatts—enough to supply nearly 23 million homes.
Name Capacity (MW) Technology Fuel Contracted
Casco Bay 540 Combined Cycle Natural Gas Capacity only (FCM)
Moss Landing (1&2) 1,020 Combined Cycle Natural Gas Capacity only (RA)
Moss Landing (6&7) 1,509 Steam Turbine Natural Gas Toll
Morro Bay 650 Steam Turbine Natural Gas Toll
Oakland 165 Combustion Turbine Oil RMR
Cottonwood 1,279 Combined Cycle Natural Gas None (merchant)

The transactions are subject to approvals from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and Department of Justice (Hart Scott Rodino). The transaction with The Blackstone Group L.P. affiliate is conditioned upon the closing of its merger with Dynegy, which the parties intend to occur simultaneously, and requires notification to the California Public Utilities Commission. The Cottonwood acquisition also requires a Public Utility Commission of Texas notification.

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NRG Energy Acquires Green Mountain Energy For $350 Million (NRG)
Written on Thu, 09/16/2010 - 7:21am
By Chip Brian

9/16/2010-NRG Energy (NYSE:NRG) announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Green Mountain Energy Company, the nation's leading competitive retail provider of cleaner energy and carbon offset solutions, in deal valued at $350 million in cash.
NRG said that after aligning Green Mountain's retail franchise with NRG's growing portfolio of renewable power assets and development pipeline, a foundation for a platform of clean energy solutions will be created in New York, Texas and ultimately other core markets as well.
NRG said Green Mountain will be run as a standalone business.
This acquisition, with an anticipated annual EBITDA contribution of $70 million, will be immediately accretive to EBITDA and free cash flow.
"A permanent and fast-growing portion of the American population is seeking to live sustainably across all key phases of their lifestyle, including the energy they use in their homes, at work and in their personal transportation. Green Mountain understands that customer base and serves it better than any other retail energy provider," said David Crane, NRG President and Chief Executive Officer. "Increasingly NRG, with our expanding portfolio of wind, solar and biomass initiatives, working with and through Green Mountain, is poised to become the clean energy provider of choice for Americans who want to make a difference for the environment."

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September 23, 2010 04:15 PM Eastern Daylight Time
Eurus Energy and NRG Solar Partner to Build California’s Largest Solar Photovoltaic Generating Facility

Full Notice to proceed issued today; Construction to start by end of September

PRINCETON, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Eurus Energy America and NRG Solar, a subsidiary of NRG Energy, Inc. (NYSE: NRG), have joined forces to build what will be, upon completion, the largest solar photovoltaic (PV) generating facility in California. When operating at full capacity, the three Avenal zero-emission solar projects—Avenal Park, Sun City and Sand Drag—will generate a total of 45 megawatts (MW), enough power to meet the needs of 36,000 homes cleanly and efficiently. The Avenal projects, located in Kings County, CA, were developed by Eurus and are owned jointly by Eurus and NRG.

“California continues to lead our nation in mandating the increasing use of renewable power, and, as the owners of the largest PV site there today, we look forward to continuing our partnership with California and our leadership as a developer of this bountiful, sustainable power source.”

Eurus and NRG have completed construction financing on all three projects, and given full notice to proceed on Sun City (20 MW) and Sand Drag (19 MW) to the Ryan Company, Inc., the engineering, procurement and contracting firm that will construct the Avenal projects. Ryan Company, a wholly owned subsidiary of Quanta Services (NYSE: PWR), will begin mobilizing immediately to start construction, with the projects expected to achieve commercial operation in mid-2011. The California Public Utilities Commission has approved the 20-year Avenal power purchase agreements with Pacific Gas & Electric.

NRG Solar and Eurus’ expertise developing solar power, utility construction and operation, backed by their corporate resources, will ensure the Avenal projects are brought online and on schedule to help the state achieve its short-term goals for greater renewable power—and advance California’s progress significantly toward achieving its stated target of 33% renewable power generation by 2020.

“We believe Avenal represents not only a bold new chapter in developing clean, zero-emission solar power in California, but also is a key piece in helping the state meet its ambitious renewable portfolio standard by the end of the decade,” said Tom Doyle, President of NRG Solar. “California continues to lead our nation in mandating the increasing use of renewable power, and, as the owners of the largest PV site there today, we look forward to continuing our partnership with California and our leadership as a developer of this bountiful, sustainable power source.”

“The Avenal projects are just the first of many utility-scale PV solar projects that we expect to be developing, building and owning in the State of California. We are very pleased to be adding these solar power projects to our portfolio of wind projects helping California reach its nation-leading goals to increase the utilization of emission-free power generation,” said Mark E. Anderson, President and CEO of Eurus Energy America.

Along with the clean power it will bring to California, the projects also will bring much-needed jobs to an economically distressed area.

Avenal will be built with thin film solar panels provided by Sharp Electronics, solidifying Sharp’s presence in the California utility scale market and bolstering diversity of supply for California’s growing solar infrastructure.

About Eurus Energy America

Eurus Energy America is the wholly-owned subsidiary of Tokyo-based Eurus Energy Holdings (www.eurusenergy.com) and is responsible for North American renewable energy investment, now comprising approximately 600 megawatts in wind power generation. Eurus Energy Holdings, owned by Tokyo Electric Power Company and Toyota Tsusho Corporation, is a global developer, owner and operator of renewable energy facilities, including both wind and solar, with more than 1,900 megawatts worldwide. Eurus Energy America, headquartered in San Diego, California, has been active in the renewable energy sector in the United States for over twenty years, beginning operations of its first renewable power projects in California in 1987.

About NRG

NRG Energy, Inc., a Fortune 500 company, owns and operates one of the country’s largest and most diverse power generation portfolios. Headquartered in Princeton, NJ, the Company’s power plants provide more than 24,000 megawatts of generation capacity—enough to supply more than 20 million homes. NRG’s retail business, Reliant Energy, serves 1.6 million residential, business, commercial and industrial customers in Texas.

NRG Solar is responsible for developing, constructing, financing and operating a multi-technology portfolio of solar power assets in North America. NRG owns the largest operating photovoltaic solar project in California, a 21 MW facility in Blythe. The solar power generated at Blythe alone will displace approximately 27,000 tons of carbon dioxide emissions annually—the equivalent of taking over 4,800 cars off the road.

A past recipient of the energy industry’s highest honors—Platts Industry Leadership and Energy Company of the Year awards, NRG is a member of the U.S. Climate Action Partnership (USCAP), a group of business and environmental organizations calling for mandatory legislation to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. More information is available at www.nrgenergy.com.

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Hi, du bist hier wohl der Alleinunterhalter?!?! Wusstest du das Buffet 2008 in NRG Energy eingestiegen ist? Der Kurs liegt momentan immer noch etwa 40% unter Buffets ersten Einstiegspreisen.

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.214.369 von HeinzHarald am 27.09.10 09:46:35

und schon ist er wieder draußen. Buffett hat sich seit Okt. 2010 vollkommen aus dem Unternehmen verabschiedet. Hat er einen Fehler gemacht oder brauch er einfach das Geld an einer anderen Stelle?

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.584.669 von HeinzHarald am 24.11.10 18:37:15

Verfolge NRG wegen Solar, nicht wegen Buffett;

glaube nicht, dass er wegen "Geld brauchen" verkauft

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NRG To Acquire 290MW Agua Caliente Solar Project

Situated on 2,400 acres of land between Yuma and Phoenix, AZ, the Agua Caliente project has secured all necessary permits for construction and the early construction phases have begun. First Solar has developed the project and is the engineering, procurement and construction contractor, using its advanced thin-film PV modules. First Solar will provide operations and maintenance services.
by Staff Writers


Princeton NJ (SPX) Dec 15, 2010
NRG Energy and First Solar have announced that NRG, through its wholly owned subsidiary, NRG Solar, has agreed to acquire the 290-megawatt (MW) Agua Caliente solar project from First Solar. The project is scheduled to be completed by 2014 and has a 25-year power purchase agreement with Pacific Gas and Electric Company.

When completed, Agua Caliente is expected to be the largest operational photovoltaic (PV) site in the world.

Located in Yuma County, AZ, the Agua Caliente project is expected to generate state and local tax revenues, provide wages for up to 400 construction jobs and create economic benefits for many local businesses.

"Solar power is critical to transitioning our nation to having a greater emphasis on large-scale clean energy technologies and it is going to be projects of the scale of Agua Caliente that will help us achieve this ambitious goal," said David Crane, President and CEO of NRG Energy.

"This investment significantly increases our presence in the state and benefits the residents of Arizona while providing attractive returns to NRG's stakeholders."

At full capacity, NRG estimates the 290 MW project will provide clean, zero-emission electricity for more than 225,000 homes. The project is expected to offset approximately 5.5 million metric tons of CO2 over 25 years, the equivalent of taking over 40,000 cars off the road annually.

Agua Caliente will generate electricity with no air emissions, no waste production and no water consumption.

"Agua Caliente is representative of our mission to provide clean, affordable, sustainable solar energy, capitalizing on our advanced thin-film technology and the tremendous solar resource of Arizona," said Rob Gillette, CEO of First Solar.

"We are very pleased to further expand our relationship with NRG as the owner of Agua Caliente, the first of our multi-hundred-megawatt utility-scale projects to begin construction."

An application has been submitted to the U.S. Department of Energy for a federal loan guarantee in connection with the financing of the project, which is expected to be one of the first in the U.S. to start construction under the program. Closing of the acquisition is contingent on receiving the federal loan guarantee.

NRG plans to invest up to $800 million of equity in the project through 2014 through a potential combination of cash on hand in addition to third-party investor equity.

Situated on 2,400 acres of land between Yuma and Phoenix, AZ, the Agua Caliente project has secured all necessary permits for construction and the early construction phases have begun. First Solar has developed the project and is the engineering, procurement and construction contractor, using its advanced thin-film PV modules. First Solar will provide operations and maintenance services.

The Agua Caliente solar project is the latest in a series of clean energy advancements NRG has made in Arizona this year. In June, NRG purchased the district energy system in Phoenix, NRG Energy Center Phoenix, that produces and distributes chilled water to customers in the Phoenix central business district as well as operating and maintaining district energy/combined heat and power plants for Arizona State University and in Tucson.

In September, NRG began an initiative with Kennedy Partners to develop solar arrays for Arizona schools to meet their own electricity needs while providing new teaching tools and shade for parking. NRG is also developing a 25 MW solar photovoltaic project for Tucson Electric Power to help meet the energy demands of the state with renewable energy.

"Arizona is a key area of growth for NRG where our investment is creating local jobs and building infrastructure," said Tom Doyle, president of NRG Solar and a Phoenix resident.

"It is very gratifying to be able to see the benefits of our partnerships with local schools, providing cooling and heating for local businesses and universities and developing solar fields like Agua Caliente and our project for Tucson Electric Power. This is a relationship that will benefit all Arizona residents for a very long time."

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NRG Energy Acquires 290-Megawatt Agua Caliente Solar Project from First Solar

Up to 400 clean energy jobs will result from building Arizona's largest solar energy project

PRINCETON, NJ and Tempe, Ariz.; Aug. 5, 2011-NRG Energy, Inc. (NYSE: NRG) has completed its acquisition of the 290-megawatt Agua Caliente solar project from First Solar, Inc. (Nasdaq: FSLR). The acquisition was contingent upon the financial closing of the project's loan guarantee from the U.S. Department of Energy's Loan Programs Office.

Agua Caliente is the world's largest solar photovoltaic project currently under construction. The Yuma County, Arizona project has obtained all permits and approvals from both federal and state agencies, and is expected to create up to 400 construction jobs through its completion date in 2014. Financial terms of the sale of the project were not disclosed.

"Agua Caliente demonstrates the extraordinary progress the U.S. has made to achieving energy independence through public-private collaboration and technological innovation," said Tom Doyle, CEO of NRG Solar. "Construction of the Agua Caliente system will create hundreds of new jobs in local communities, supporting economic growth alongside environmental sustainability. The sheer scale of the project will also help drive developments needed to deploy even larger and more efficient clean-energy resources in the future."

"Agua Caliente is a major milestone for utility-scale solar," said Frank De Rosa, First Solar senior vice president of North American project development. "We are pleased to continue working with NRG in adding significant renewable generation resources to the U.S. electrical grid, delivering both economic and environmental benefits."

Electricity from Agua Caliente will be sold under a 25-year power purchase agreement with Pacific Gas and Electric Co., helping California to meet its ambitious renewable energy goals. At full capacity, the electricity generated by Agua Caliente is enough to serve more than 225,000 homes. The project is expected to offset approximately 5.5 million metric tons of CO2 over 25 years, the equivalent of taking over 40,000 cars off the road annually.

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NRG Energy steigert die Dividende um 33 Prozent

NRG Energy (ISIN: US6293775085, NYSE: NRG) wird die Ausschüttung um 33 Prozent auf 12 US-Cents anheben (Vorquartal 9 US-Cents). Es ist die vierte Dividende in der Firmengeschichte. Im August erhielten die Aktionäre erstmals eine Ausschüttung. Auf das Jahr hochgerechnet werden künftig 0,48 US-Dollar ausbezahlt. Dies entspricht beim aktuellen Börsenkurs von 27,26 US-Dollar einer derzeitigen Dividendenrendite von 1,76 Prozent.

Die Ausschüttung erfolgt am 15. Mai 2013 (Record date: 1. Mai 2013). NRG Energy ist mit einer Kapazität von 47.000 Megawatt einer der größten Stromversorger der USA. Das Unternehmen betreibt derzeit drei Solarparks in Kalifornien und in New Mexiko. Seit Jahresanfang liegt die Aktie an der Wall Street mit 18,57 Prozent im Plus.

Redaktion MyDividends.de

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und jetzt haben sie auch eine YieldCo separat an die Börse gebracht:


NRG Energy, Inc. and NRG Yield, Inc. Announce Pricing of Initial Public Offering of NRG Yield, Inc.

PRINCETON, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jul. 16, 2013-- NRG Energy, Inc. (NYSE: NRG) and NRG Yield, Inc. (“NRG Yield”), today announced that NRG Yield, a wholly owned subsidiary of NRG Energy, Inc., has priced an initial public offering of 19,575,000 shares of its Class A common stock at a price of $22 per share. The shares will be listed on the New York Stock Exchange and will trade under the symbol “NYLD” beginning July 17, 2013. The underwriters have a 30-day option to purchase up to an additional 2,936,250 shares of the Class A common stock from NRG Yield.

NRG Yield intends to use a portion of the net proceeds of this offering to purchase a portion of the equity interests in NRG Yield LLC, which holds the NRG Yield assets, from NRG Energy, Inc. NRG Yield LLC intends to use a portion of such proceeds for general corporate purposes.

BofA Merrill Lynch, Goldman Sachss & Co. and Citigroup are acting as joint book runners. Barclays, KeyBanc Capital Markets, Mitsubishi UFJ Securities, RBC Capital Markets, Credit Suisse and Deutsche Bank Securities are acting as co-managers.

The offering of Class A common stock will be made only by means of a prospectus. Copies of the prospectus related to the offering may be obtained from BofA Merrill Lynch at 222 Broadway, New York, NY 10038, Attn: Prospectus Department or by emailing [e-mail]; Goldman, Sachs & Co., Prospectus Department, 200 West Street, New York, NY 10282 or by emailing [e-mail]; or Citigroup, c/o Broadridge Financial Solutions, 1155 Long Island Avenue, Edgewood, New York 11717, email [e-mail], telephone [phone].

A registration statement relating to these securities was declared effective by the Securities and Exchange Commission on July 16, 2013. The registration statement can be accessed through the Commission’s website at www.sec.gov. These securities may not be sold nor may offers to buy be accepted prior to the time the registration statement becomes effective. This press release shall not constitute an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy these securities, nor shall there be any sale of these securities in any state or jurisdiction in which such offer, solicitation or sale would be unlawful prior to registration or qualification under the securities laws of any such state or jurisdiction.

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Sie sind kreativ geworden:

analog der Öl & Gasbranche wird jetzt mit MLP-ähnlichen Strukturen experimentiert;

Thread: NRG Yield, Inc. Increases Quarterly Dividend by 10% to $.33 Per Share scheint das erste Vehikel dieser Art zu sein.

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.894.900 von R-BgO am 29.04.14 17:36:55

inzwischen gibt es zwei Aktienklassen:

A: Thread: NRG Yield (A) und
C http://www.wallstreet-online.de/aktien/nrg-yield-c-aktie