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NextEra Energy

NYSE:NEEUnited Stateswebsite

NextEra Energy is a utility with a nuclear fleet listed on the NYSE as NEE, with operations in United States, tracked under the nuclear utilities stage. On this site it is joined to 1 tracked reactor project, 1 datacenter deal, 4 operated reactor sites, each shown below with its own source.

Market cap

$162.43B

live · primary listing

Share price

$77.88

NYSE:NEE · -3.7% 1y

Dividend yield

3.10%

analyst target $98.21 (21 analysts)

Segment

Nuclear utility

United States

Headline figures

6,329 MWOperated nuclear capacity · 7 operating units at 4 sites operated, not owned share (GEM)[1]
  • Point Beach1,2802 units · United Statessource
  • Seabrook1,2961 unit · United Statessource
  • St. Lucie2,0952 units · United Statessource
  • Turkey Point1,6582 units · United Statessource
615 MWDatacenter offtake, firm · 615 MW announced across 1 deal (overlaps deduped); firm = signed, binding[1]
  • Google615under construction · bindingsource
615 MWTracked reactor pipeline · 615 MW announced[1]
  • Duane Arnold restart615BWR (restart) · announced · target 2029source

NEE share price

US$77.88US$-3.005 (-3.72%)1Y
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What they do

  • Florida Power & Light owned or held undivided interests in, and operated, four nuclear units in Florida at December 31, 2025 (St. Lucie 1 and 2, Turkey Point 3 and 4; 3,502 MW net).
  • NextEra Energy Resources owns Seabrook in New Hampshire (1,102 MW net, 88%) and Point Beach in Wisconsin (two 595 MW units).
  • Restarting the Duane Arnold Energy Center in Iowa, tracked in the reactor pipeline.

Reportable nuclear segment: Nuclear is a disclosed generation line in the FY2025 Form 10-K properties table; the owned capacity and its share of the fleet are cited below.

Owned nuclear capacity: 5,794 MW as of 2025-12-31. The 10-K lists FPL's four Florida units (St. Lucie 981 and 840 MW, Turkey Point 837 and 844 MW; 3,502 MW) and NextEra Energy Resources' Seabrook (1,102 MW, 88% owned) and Point Beach (two 595 MW units) for 5,794 MW net generating capacity.

On this site

Reactor projects tracker →

  • Duane Arnold restartBWR (restart) · 615 MW · announced · target 2029 · Googlesource

Datacenter deals deal book →

  • Google615 MW · under construction · firm · Duane Arnold Energy Centersource

Firm means signed and binding; investments and memoranda never count as contracted power.

Operated reactor sites map →

  • Point Beach1,280 MW · 2 units · United Statessource
  • Seabrook1,296 MW · 1 unit · United Statessource
  • St. Lucie2,095 MW · 2 units · United Statessource
  • Turkey Point1,658 MW · 2 units · United Statessource

Operated site capacity, not ownership share. Source: Global Energy Monitor, Global Nuclear Power Tracker, September 2025 release (CC BY 4.0).

Frequently asked questions

What does NextEra Energy do?
Juno Beach, Florida utility and renewables group whose Florida Power & Light owns and operates four nuclear units (3,502 MW) and whose NextEra Energy Resources arm owns Seabrook and Point Beach (2,292 MW) and is restarting Duane Arnold. Florida Power & Light owned or held undivided interests in, and operated, four nuclear units in Florida at December 31, 2025 (St. Lucie 1 and 2, Turkey Point 3 and 4; 3,502 MW net). Each statement links to the company disclosure that supports it.
Where does NextEra Energy sit in the nuclear value chain?
NextEra Energy is tracked under the nuclear utilities stage as a utility with a nuclear fleet. Reportable nuclear segment: Nuclear is a disclosed generation line in the FY2025 Form 10-K properties table; the owned capacity and its share of the fleet are cited below.
Which reactor projects is NextEra Energy tied to?
Duane Arnold restart (615 MW, announced): 615 MW of disclosed nameplate across 1 tracked project, each cited on the reactors tracker.
Does NextEra Energy have datacenter power deals?
The deal book records 1 deal naming NextEra Energy as counterparty (Google): 615 MW announced, of which 615 MW is signed and binding. Investments and memoranda are never counted as firm.
How much nuclear capacity does NextEra Energy operate?
NextEra Energy operates 7 units at 4 sites totalling 6,329 MW, per Global Energy Monitor, Global Nuclear Power Tracker, September 2025 release (CC BY 4.0). Operated site capacity is not ownership share; the company's own filing states 5,794 MW owned.
Where does NextEra Energy stock trade?
NextEra Energy trades on the NYSE under the ticker NEE. The market cap shown on this page is computed live from the primary listing.
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