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February 16, 2026

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UPDATE: FirstEnergy, AEP CEOs Deny Wrongdoing
AEP CEO Nick Akins said that his company is innocent of wrongdoing in the alleged bribery scheme that resulted in the passage of Ohio H.B. 6, echoing a similar protestation by FirstEnergy CEO Charles Jones.
NextEra Dips its Toe in Hydrogen Energy
NextEra’s FPL plans to propose a $65 million pilot project that will use unneeded solar energy to produce 100% green hydrogen through a 20-MW electrolysis system.
Entergy Weathers Early COVID-19 Effects
Entergy reported “solid” earnings in the first quarter, saying it has taken quick action to mitigate the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Clock Ticking on Exelon Illinois Nukes Under MOPR
Exelon said its Illinois nuclear plants are “up against a clock,” with the legislature unable to meet to consider withdrawing from PJM’s capacity market.
PPL Reaffirms 2020 Financial Targets Despite Pandemic
PPL executives told investors in a first-quarter earnings call that the utility is continuing to meet its 2020 financial results amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Con Ed Q1 Earnings down on Virus, Weather
Con Ed’s profits fell nearly 12% in the first quarter and attributed the decline to the effects of the economic shutdown and unusually warm weather.
Eversource Q1 Earnings Unfazed by Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic might not have impacted Eversource’s first-quarter earnings, but it is affecting it as a utility and developer of offshore wind energy projects.
Enable Losses Slam CenterPoint, OGE Energy
Enable Midstream partners CenterPoint and OGE lost $1.2 billion and $492 million, respectively, following the partnership’s recent cutbacks.
NRG’s Q1 Retail Earnings Stave off COVID Declines
In an earnings call, NRG CEO Mauricio Gutierrez touted the company’s strong position despite the social disruptions stemming from the coronavirus pandemic.
COVID-19 Takes Bite out of AEP’s Q1 Earnings
American Electric Power can be counted among companies whose environment has been turned upside down by COVID-19, with Q1 earnings down sharply.

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