Eversource completes Aquarion sale; strengthens balance sheet, updates 2026 guidance
Debt reduction improves credit metrics and long-term growth visibility, offset by one-time charge and non-GAAP adjustments.
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Debt reduction improves credit metrics and long-term growth visibility, offset by one-time charge and non-GAAP adjustments.
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Eversource closed the $2.4 billion Aquarion Water sale to Aquarion Water Authority, generating about $1.7 billion in net proceeds to de-leverage. The Connecticut regulator approved the transaction, reinforcing the company's focus on core electric and natural gas operations. A $115 million after-tax charge will hit Q2 2026, but the company maintains a 5–7% long-term EPS growth target through 2030.
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