Brookfield Renewable has grown its earnings and dividend briskly over the years. It has plenty of power to continue growing rapidly.
Anyone investing in renewable energy stocks knows that the past few years have been rough. High interest rates and weaker consumer sentiment have hit the sector hard.
Brookfield Renewable is down over 40% from its peak levels and offers an attractive yield. Enbridge is off of its recent highs by around 25% and has a high yield.
After a slump throughout 2022 and 2023 — largely due to tighter monetary policy — sustainable energy stocks may soon surge again. In-development and installed renewables grew by about 10% to 3,609 gigawatts in 2023 and might serve as a leading indicator that the wider sector is set to boom.
Enterprise Products Partners is a reliable income investment providing energy customers with vital services. Brookfield Infrastructure built its business to endure market storms.
NextEra Energy has a diversified business and a long history of rapid dividend growth behind it. Brookfield Renewable is laser-focused on clean energy and returning value to investors via regular dividends.
Higher interest rates have weighed on renewable energy dividend stocks in recent years. That headwind should fade, boosting the values of Brookfield Renewable and Clearway Energy.
Brookfield Renewable is a leader in renewable energy. It pays an attractive and growing dividend.
The world is shifting to a more environmentally friendly approach, with people looking for solutions such as solar to deal with climate change and decrease carbon footprints. At the end of 2022, the US already had around 3.9 millionphotovoltaic solar power systems.
Brookfield Renewable expects to deliver double-digit annual earnings growth through at least 2028. Its sibling, Brookfield Infrastructure, also expects to deliver double-digit earnings growth in the coming years.
Retirement portfolios are typically all about income and defense. Having inflation protected cash flows and an element of growth is vital. Given the mixture of bond- and equity-like profile, infrastructure is inherently an attractive asset class for retirement portfolios.