PNW Pinnacle West Capital Corp

Pinnacle West Capital Corporation's Return on Equity (ROE) of 8.5% is similar to its Electric Utilities industry average of 9.4%. The company utilizes a significant amount of debt, with a debt-to-equity ratio of 1.45, which can inflate ROE and introduce financial risk. Investors should consider a broader range of factors beyond just ROE, such as profit growth rates and debt levels, before making investment decisions.

This article provides a detailed financial overview of Alliant Energy Corp (LNT), including its live stock price, key financial ratios, historical returns, and recent balance sheet, income statement, and cash flow data up to September 2025. It highlights the company's commitment to sustainability and its strategic positioning for long-term growth in the energy sector. The article also includes recent US market news and popular US stock listings.

Energy Transfer LP is increasing the capacity of its planned Desert Southwest expansion project for Transwestern Pipeline to meet growing customer demand in Arizona and New Mexico. The project's pipeline diameter will be upsized from 42 inches to 48 inches, boosting capacity to up to 2.3 billion cubic feet per day. The expansion, now expected to cost approximately $5.6 billion, is expected to be in-service by the fourth quarter of 2029.

Osaic Holdings Inc. significantly increased its stake in MGE Energy Inc. by 84.4% in the second quarter, bringing its total holding to 31,499 shares valued at approximately $2.79 million. Other institutional investors like First Trust Advisors and Geode Capital Management also boosted their positions, resulting in institutional ownership of 52.58% of the company. MGE Energy reported a strong quarter with $1.22 EPS and a $1.90 annualized dividend, despite an average "Reduce" analyst rating and a consensus price target of $79.

A winter storm in Michigan has left over 30,000 electricity customers without power due to a mix of snow and freezing rain. Counties like Mecosta, Clare, and Oakland are heavily affected, with utility companies advising customers to check outage maps for updates. The National Weather Service anticipates up to 0.27 inches of ice accumulation.

Hawaiian Airlines and Alaska Airlines will begin using Hawaii-produced biofuel on some flights next year, investing in a joint venture to develop a local sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) supply chain. They are partnering with Par Hawaii to cultivate Camelina sativa as a biofuel source, aiming to boost cleaner aviation fuel use, reduce emissions, and support Hawaii's renewable energy goals. This initiative is a significant step towards local, lower-emission aviation fuel, aligning with Hawaii's clean energy objectives despite initial limitations due to high costs and supply constraints.