A Look At Eversource Energy’s Valuation As Winter Storm Outages Put Grid Resilience In Focus

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A recent winter storm in the northeastern U.S. has led to significant outages for Eversource Energy (ES) customers, highlighting grid resilience issues. Despite operational risks, Eversource has seen an eventful start to 2026 with updated earnings guidance and a US$750 million bond offering, resulting in a 12.32% share price return over the past 90 days. The company’s valuation is currently near analyst price targets and intrinsic value estimates, suggesting it is fairly valued, driven by anticipated electricity demand, infrastructure investments, and steady revenue growth.

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