State-driven climate initiatives are challenging the traditional earnings growth strategies of natural gas utilities. In the future, utilities will need to look both within and outside their franchise territories for new services and capital investments to bridge the gap of market growth and shareholder expectations for earnings growth.
In this Insights, Herb Rakebrand discusses key strategic considerations for natural gas utilities to maintain earnings while satisfying societal demands regarding climate and governance.
WSJ: Electricity costs expected to keep rising—Jim McMahon weighs in
In a recent The Wall Street Journal publication Jim McMahon, head of the Energy Practice at Charles River Associates, noted: “We’re in a period of general...