Brookfield Renewable pays a 4.5%-yielding dividend, backed by a strong financial profile. The renewable energy company has tremendous growth prospects.
Brookfield Renewable Partners offers a juicy dividend yield that could rise steadily along with electricity demand. Royalty Pharma's portfolio of pharmaceutical products is growing by leaps and bounds, and so is its dividend payout.
Enterprise Products Partners offers a 7.2% yield, a reliable business, and a 26-year streak of annual distribution increases. Brookfield Renewable has a 5.8% yield, a decade of annual increases, and a growing renewable power portfolio.
Brookfield is adding another sustainable solution to its portfolio. The company expects a quartet of growth drivers to power double-digit earnings-per-share growth in the coming years.
Brookfield Renewable is a pure play on clean energy with a strong history of dividend growth and a robust yield. Black Hills is a Dividend King with a historically high dividend yield.
Dividend growth stocks have historically produced high total returns. Brookfield Renewable has grown its dividend by at least 5% annually for 13 straight years.
Kinder Morgan trades at less than 10 times cash flow. Brookfield Renewable expects to grow its earnings at a more than 10% annual rate through 2028.
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Brookfield Renewable has a high yield, a history of dividend growth, and a long runway for business expansion. Williams has been a reliable dividend stock over the decades.
Dividend growth stocks have historically produced strong total returns. Kinder Morgan has increased its payout for seven straight years (and has plenty of fuel to continue growing).
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Brookfield Renewable expects to grow its 5%-yielding dividend by at least 5% per year. Kinder Morgan should have plenty of fuel to continue increasing its payout.