Even Sabal Trail partner NextEra Energy’s earnings call has
far more about record solar and wind deployment and earnings
(“added $0.67 per share”)
than about pipeline declining earnings (“added $0.10 per share”)
and misinformation,

claiming Sabal Trail is operational
and on schedule when

it isn’t.

Which is better, NextEra, $0.67 or $0.10 per share?
Oh, wait, effectively you answered that:
“As the world’s current leader in wind, solar, and storage
development….”.

Solar, NextEra Energy

One sentence is NextEra’s only mention of Sabal Trail; nothing about
the Sierra Club lawsuit against FERC
that less than a week later saw

the DC Circuit Court reject all requests for rehearing,
meaning as early as next week the court may mandate shutting down Sabal Trail.
NextEra company FPL is the sole remaining customer listed in Sabal Trail’s
custoner index.
Maybe it’s time to bail out and get on with solar power in the Sunshine State.

NextEra Energy, via Motley Fool,
26 January 2018,

NEE earnings call for the period ending December 31, 2017,

CEO and Chairman James L. Robo:

Fourth, we’re advancing our renewable product offerings as we
prepare for the next phase of renewable development. As a result,
our prospects for new renewables growth has never been stronger. As Continue reading →