NextEra and Dominion Energy explore merger to form $400 billion utility
NextEra Energy and Dominion Energy are in early-stage discussions about a potential combination that would create a $400 billion US utility company. Both outlets report the talks are preliminary and confirm the reported valuation. The deal would unite two of the largest utility operators in the United States.
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“NextEra, Dominion announce merger to create U.S. power behemoth” · Reuters, Axios
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RReuters NextEra, Dominion in talks to create $400 billion US utility, FT reports 48d ago AAxios NextEra, Dominion announce merger to create U.S. power behemoth 46d ago HThe Hill NextEra and Dominion say they will merge, creating utility giant 46d ago Tracked claims from across the political spectrum
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