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Power Grid Stocks

UtilitiesInfrastructureEnergy

Electrical equipment, grid contractors, regulated utilities, and distributed energy companies modernizing the US power system.

37

Stocks

+24.8%

YTD Performance

+1.9%

1M Performance

$2.32T

Total Market Cap

vs SPY: +16.9%14 of 37 stocks beating market

Theme Performance

How Power Grid is trading against SPY and QQQ

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Weekly updates on performance, valuation changes, and key movers.

What Changed Recently in Power Grid Stocks

Top YTD Movers

Valuation Status

1Undervalued
12Overvalued
Coverage: 14 stocks

Upcoming Earnings (7 Days)

No earnings this week

Theme Breakdown

Power Grid Stocks Composition

Explore how the Power Grid Stocks universe is distributed across key business segments.

Categories reflect each company's primary theme role. Some companies may have exposure to multiple segments.

Theme Overview

Why segmentation matters

See how the theme breaks down across business segments and where concentration risk lives.

Selected Stocks

33

in theme

Total Market Cap

$1.98T

combined

Highly Concentrated

The top 2 segments (Power & Utilities & Grid Equipment & Storage & Distributed & Transmission) represent 88.2% of this theme by market cap.

Top Power Grid Stocks Stocks

Top Power Grid Stocks Stocks by Segment, Performance, and Valuation

GEV logo

GEV

GE Vernova Inc.

#1
Price$933.61
Mkt Cap-
YTD+37.4%
Rev G10.2%
NEE logo

NEE

NextEra Energy, Inc.

#2
Price$85.84
Mkt Cap-
YTD+6.1%
Rev G10.5%
APH logo

APH

Amphenol Corporation

#3
Price$138.81
Mkt Cap-
YTD-0.6%
Rev G54.4%
GLW logo

GLW

Corning Incorporated

#4
Price$177.58
Mkt Cap-
YTD+95.9%
Rev G20.1%
VRT logo

VRT

Vertiv Holdings Co

#5
Price$300.51
Mkt Cap-
YTD+71.1%
Rev G29%
SO logo

SO

The Southern Company

#6
Price$92.60
Mkt Cap-
YTD+6.2%
Rev G8.3%
PWR logo

PWR

Quanta Services, Inc.

#7
Price$695.11
Mkt Cap-
YTD+58.1%
Rev G20.6%
DUK logo

DUK

Duke Energy Corporation

#8
Price$124.22
Mkt Cap-
YTD+5.8%
Rev G7.6%
CEG logo

CEG

Constellation Energy Corporation

#9
Price$254.83
Mkt Cap-
YTD-30.4%
Rev G23.4%
AEP logo

AEP

American Electric Power Company, Inc.

#10
Price$129.16
Mkt Cap-
YTD+11.5%
Rev G8.3%

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Daily Intelligence

Yesterday in Power Grid Stocks

Key headlines and stock-level movers from the last trading session.

Markets closed - showing last session.

The next recap publishes after Jun 8, 2026 market close.

Session Brief

Jun 5, 2026
MIXED

Power grid electrification is driven by renewable expansion, AI‑driven data‑center loads, and utility incentives for small businesses. Vertiv’s fluid‑management rollout, GE Vernova’s 100 MW India wind contract, and Eaton’s 32 % YTD rally highlight infrastructure upgrades. PG&E’s record 1 M solar interconnections show residential uptake, while Enphase’s recent dip reflects valuation pressure despite AI demand.

Key Drivers

Stock-level moves behind the theme

Sentiment reflects catalyst narrative, not price direction - a stock can close lower while the fundamental driver is bullish.

BE logoBE logo
BEBEARISH

Bloom Energy Corporation

-9.53%

last session


Bloom Energy (BE) is slipping after a sector‑wide fuel cell rout, with peers FuelCell Energy down 10% and Plug Powe...

GEV logoGEV logo
GEVBULLISH

GE Vernova Inc.

-3.09%

last session


GE Vernova secured a 100 MW wind project in India and may benefit from a global gas‑turbine supply shortage, drivin...

VRT logoVRT logo
VRTBULLISH

Vertiv Holdings Co

-7.23%

last session


VRT’s 33% price jump, launch of fluid‑management services for data centers, and a new quarterly dividend are drivin...

GNRC logoGNRC logo
GNRCBULLISH

Generac Holdings Inc.

-5.97%

last session


Generac’s AI‑powered power solutions are gaining traction, highlighted by a gold award for its 3.25MW generator and...

DUK logoDUK logo
DUKMIXED

Duke Energy Corporation

+1.97%

last session


Duke Energy shares fell 3.6% after earnings, but the company is boosting local economy with a $500k small‑business...

Updated after market close

Jun 5, 2026

Valuation Pulse

Are Power Grid Stocks cheap or expensive right now?

DCF valuations and Wall Street ratings across the theme.

Data as of Jun 8, 2026 (EOD)

33 stocks in theme - 14 with full coverage

DCF Valuation

(Intrinsic Value)
Median Upside -68%

14

of 33

covered

Undervalued
1(7%)
Fair Value
1(7%)
Overvalued
12(86%)

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Wall Street Consensus

(Price Targets)
Median Target Upside +9%

33

of 33

covered

Buy / Strong Buy
21(64%)
Hold
12(36%)
Sell / Strong Sell
0(0%)

Coverage Snapshot

Consensus is based on 33 stocks with analyst price targets. DCF analysis is based on 14 stocks with intrinsic value estimates.

Valuation Distribution

(33 covered stocks)

Theme Valuation Score

2.9

Fair

Scale: 1 (Cheap) to 5 (Expensive)

1

Bargain

5 stocks (15%)

>= +30%

2

Cheap

6 stocks (18%)

+10% to +30%

3

Fair

12 stocks (36%)

-10% to +10%

4

Expensive

7 stocks (21%)

-25% to -10%

5

Very Expensive

3 stocks (9%)

<= -25%

Valuation score blends Wall Street target upside at 65% weight and DCF upside at 35% weight when both are available; single-source covered stocks use the available signal. Higher score means more expensive.

Earnings Calendar

Upcoming Earnings in Power Grid Theme

Companies reporting in the next 30 days. Earnings dates and estimates can change as reports approach.

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No earnings scheduled

No earnings scheduled in the next 30 days.

Earnings calendar updates as reporting dates are confirmed.

Research & Methodology

How to evaluate Power Grid Stocks

Methodology, investment thesis, and key risks for this theme.

How we evaluate these stocks

Our methodology

We separate utilities, grid equipment, electrical contractors, backup power, and industrial electrification suppliers. The page weighs backlog, rate-base growth, margins, leverage, and execution risk.

  • Grid or electrification demand must be material
  • Utilities, equipment, contractors, and backup power are separated
  • Backlog and rate-base growth support visibility
  • Balance sheets matter in capital-heavy models
  • Valuation is checked against rate and execution risk
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Investment thesis

Why this theme exists

Electrification, data centers, EVs, factories, and renewable integration are increasing demand on the power grid. The investable opportunity spans equipment, utilities, contractors, and backup power systems.

  • AI data centers require reliable power capacity
  • Transmission and distribution need multi-year investment
  • Equipment makers can benefit from backlog and pricing
  • Utilities can grow rate base through grid upgrades
  • Backup power demand rises with reliability needs
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Key risks

What could go wrong

Grid investment is necessary, but stocks remain exposed to rates, regulation, permitting, equipment-cycle expectations, and project execution.

  • Higher rates pressure utilities and long-duration projects
  • Regulatory outcomes can limit allowed returns
  • Permitting delays can slow transmission expansion
  • Equipment backlogs can normalize after demand surges
  • Project cost overruns can reduce contractor margins
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Common questions investors have about the Power Grid Stocks theme.

01What are power grid stocks?

Power grid stocks include utilities, independent power producers, electrical equipment makers, engineering firms, contractors, metering companies, storage providers, and distributed power businesses tied to generation, transmission, distribution, and grid modernization.

02Why are AI data centers important for this theme?

AI data centers require large, reliable power commitments. That can increase demand for generation, transmission, substations, switchgear, backup power, and grid services, creating revenue opportunities beyond the data center operators themselves.

03Are power grid stocks defensive or growth stocks?

Both. Regulated utilities often behave defensively and pay dividends, while electrical equipment, construction, and distributed power names can behave more like industrial growth stocks.

04What metrics matter most for utilities in this theme?

For utilities, watch dividend yield, debt, rate base growth, allowed returns, earnings stability, and valuation. Leverage and interest rates matter more here than in asset-light software or technology themes.

05What metrics matter most?

Market cap, revenue growth, leverage, margins, dividend yield, free cash flow, and recent returns are useful starting points because this theme mixes utilities, power producers, contractors, and industrial suppliers.

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