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  1. National Grid, based in London, is expanding its energy networks into the US.

National Grid raises guidance following higher regulated revenues and US investment

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What happened

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National Grid plc reported that its underlying operating profit rose 13% to £2.6 billion, driven by higher regulated revenues in the U.K. and U.S. and one-off gains from its venture capital portfolio. The company raised its forecast for full-year underlying earnings per share growth to 15%–16%. Capital investment increased 32% in the first half, reaching £6.7 billion, and is expected to total approximately £13.5 billion for the full year.

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Why it matters

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The results reflect National Grid plc's expansion into the U.S. market, where the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission regulates transmission utilities. In the U.K., electricity transmission investment increased 71% to £2.9 billion as the company accelerated work under the RIIO-T3 regulatory framework.

National Grid plc is expanding its energy networks into the US.

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Who's involved

  • National Grid plcBritish multinational electricity and gas utility company reporting financial results
  • U.K.The U.K. regulatory environment determines the profitability of National Grid plc
  • New EnglandRegion of the northeasternmost United States where National Grid plc is increasing investment
  • Jefferies Financial GroupAmerican financial services company analyzing National Grid plc's improved guidance

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • EnglandSpeculative

    The operational performance of companies providing essential electricity transmission services in England could benefit from higher regulated revenues.

  • Jefferies Financial GroupSpeculative

    Jefferies Financial Group might adjust its market price and financial analysis following National Grid plc's improved guidance and earnings.

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