PEG frames energy efficiency goals as affordability-focused and flexible within the regulator's framework, tying on-bill financing and union labor to program outcomes and regulatory expectations in Q2 2026. The company emphasizes strong savings, job impact, and a proposed extension of EE2 aligned with the new framework.
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What did management say about EE goals, on-bill financing and labor?
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This post analyzes PEG/PSE&G’s explanation of the New Jersey RBP/RBA cost-allocation process, the FERC gating timeline, and the state’s role via BPU. It also discusses how PJM's evolving, utility-like framework informs flexibility requirements, and what the company sees as the potential for ongoing customer savings through coordinated regulatory action moving forward.
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Research questionOkay. That makes sense. And then I think that kind of gets to my second question. Power is a big portion of the cost increases, and we have this RBP structure and the cost is kind of allocated down to the state basis. How do you think about the process there and the time line for states, I guess, specifically New Jersey to create this cost allocation basis? And what is it kind of favorable in that regard that it is down to the states? And then I guess on the flexibility procedures, how are you thinking about the mandatory flexibility down to the transmission owner tariff versus PJM just dictating it?
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Research questionWhat are PSE&G's plans for utility investment and infrastructure modernization in 2026?
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Public Service Enterprise Group's 6%-8% long-term CAGR is driven by regulated growth and nuclear generation, with significant upside potential from nuclear contracting and evolving market price assumptions.
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Research questionPlease quantify the key price/market assumptions (energy and capacity) embedded in the 6%–8% long-term CAGR and how much upside depends on nuclear contracting.
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Apollo’s Q1 2026 earnings highlight significant activity in AI-related financing, infrastructure investments, and strategic capital allocation within the technology ecosystem.
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Research questionWhat are PSE&G's plans for utility investment and infrastructure modernization in 2026?
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Research questionWhat did management say about Mount Storm gas plant and capital plan?
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Oracle’s customer prepayments, customer-provided hardware, and supplier financing can reduce how much cash Oracle must advance as RPO grows. These models change the timing and source of funding, not the need to build capacity. Management expects strong cash generation from projects after ramp-up, but gave no timeline for positive free cash flow and emphasized that infrastructure margins still depend on pricing, costs, and operating efficiency.
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Research questionHow are Oracle's prepayment, bring-your-own-hardware, and supplier-financing models changing the relationship between RPO growth, CapEx, free cash flow, and infrastructure margins?
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Oracle says its New Mexico and Wisconsin data-center projects remain on track, with permitting and grid-readiness evolving. Management maintains that neither project will threaten the fiscal 2027 revenue outlook, supported by a diversified, phased capacity pipeline and robust RPO growth; ongoing financing and BYOH arrangements reduce direct capex exposure, though broader, multi-site execution risks remain.
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Research questionWhat is the current status of New Mexico and Wisconsin data center projects, and could delays pose a risk to the 2027 revenue guidance? As RPO grows, how confident is Oracle in securing capacity online to support future growth?
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Research questionWith regulatory dynamics around ASPs, can you continue investing in MSOs, and how will Eva's guidance and capital deployment approach be adjusted, including mix across businesses?
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Medtronic reports robust Q1 2027 base business outside CAS, led by CRM, CST, and Surgical, with Altaviva offsetting SNM softness. The Cornerstone investment is a $700 million global initiative driving long-term growth, but near-term revenue timing is not disclosed, and management reduced the operating-margin expansion guidance by about 10 bps to fund reinvestments.
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Research questionPlease provide an update on Medtronic's base business excluding CAS, including Altaviva performance, plus details on the Cornerstone deal (timing of revenue impact in base Surgical, contract structure, geographic scope including whether the U.S. is included), and the margin guidance change (clarify the rationale behind lowering the operating profit margin expansion guidance by about 10 basis points)?
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Research questionWith regulatory dynamics around ASPs, can you continue investing in MSOs, and how will Eva's guidance and capital deployment approach be adjusted, including mix across businesses?
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Research questionPlease provide an update on Medtronic's base business excluding CAS, including Altaviva performance, plus details on the Cornerstone deal (timing of revenue impact in base Surgical, contract structure, geographic scope including whether the U.S. is included), and the margin guidance change (clarify the rationale behind lowering the operating profit margin expansion guidance by about 10 basis points)?
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Research questionWhat did management say about Guidance confidence and cadence?
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