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Emera Q2 Adjusted EPS Falls to $0.69 but Reaffirms 5% to 7% Growth Through 2030
Emera reported second-quarter adjusted earnings per share of $0.69, down from $0.79 a year earlier, while reaffirming its long-term growth plan. The company said it remains positioned to grow adjusted earnings per share above its 5% to 7% annual target range in 2026 and reiterated that same 5% to 7% commitment through 2030. Adjusted net income fell to $212 million from $236 million, and reported net income dropped to $105 million from $135 million, weighed down by a $59 million after-tax increase in mark-to-market losses and a $19 million after-tax loss on the Grand Bahama sale. Year-to-date operating cash flow before working capital changes climbed 8% versus the first half of 2025, and Emera invested more than $1.7 billion in infrastructure in the first six months while staying on pace for a full $4 billion capital plan in 2026. Regulatory approval came through for the New Mexico Gas Company transaction and the sale of Grand Bahama Power Company closed in May, while Gas Utilities and Infrastructure adjusted net income rose to $55 million in the quarter from $48 million and to $191 million year to date from $168 million.