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Saturday, August 06, 2022 1:25:29 PM
The Forbes article, which, given it was produced by a responsible financial media outlet, was no doubt thoroughly fact checked. No media outlet wants to lose a lawsuit due to putting out false information. It devoted some paragraphs to NextEra (NEE), the third largest electric utility in the country. Here is the five-year weekly chart, courtesy of Maurice.
Although NextEra produces over 50 percent of its power via what can be described as derived from renewables, there are a lot of negatives about the way this company, ranked 187 out of the 500 largest US corporations, operates, too much, in fact, to be discussed at this time.
Although NextEra produces over 50 percent of its power via what can be described as derived from renewables, there are a lot of negatives about the way this company, ranked 187 out of the 500 largest US corporations, operates, too much, in fact, to be discussed at this time.
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