FN2 Earnings Intelligence
ES revenue earnings history
Eversource Energy (ES) quarterly reported and estimated revenue history by fiscal quarter.
Earnings History
Eversource Energy
The quarter supports a cautiously constructive view of Eversource's regulated-investment plan: earnings met expectations, guidance held, and the Aquarion sale strengthened the balance sheet. The thesis still depends on regulatory resolutions, storm-cost securitization, and disciplined delivery of major projects.
Eversource Energy
Eversource Energy delivered Q1 2026 results that beat on both EPS and revenue, but a FERC decision cutting the transmission ROE to 9.57% introduces a $70 million earnings headwind that clouds the near-term outlook. Management remains confident, pointing to storm-cost securitization that could deliver $2 billion in cash and near-complete renewable projects. The guidance sentiment shifted from raised (prior quarter) to lowered this quarter, reflecting the FERC impact. The stock dipped 1.85% on the report but drifted +5.31% in subsequent sessions as investors looked past the ROE headwind toward the securitization tailwind.
Eversource Energy
Eversource's raised 2026 EPS outlook and larger capital plan support a constructive operating trajectory, while the investment case remains dependent on regulatory recovery, financing execution and delivery of major projects.
Eversource Energy
The supplied analysis supports a constructive but execution-dependent view: Eversource paired an earnings beat and raised guidance sentiment with regulatory progress and sustained infrastructure investment, while financing, project execution and asset-sale timing remain material constraints.
Eversource Energy
The call supports a constructive but conditional view: electrification-driven demand and regulated infrastructure investment remain supportive, while financing, regulatory timing, and project execution are the key tests.
Eversource Energy
The supplied analysis supports a cautiously constructive operating thesis: maintained guidance, regulated transmission and distribution investment, and AMI progress provide support, but the evidence is tempered by regulatory, financing, tariff, and project-execution risks.
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