CLAIM #45077 · Nextera Energy Inc (NEE) · 2022Q1 earnings call · Apr 21, 2022 · due Dec 31, 2025
“And then I think your last question was if we have to wait until 2025, what’s the impact on our long-term expectations. Again, we have strong contracts, we have a global supply chain capability, we would not, based on what we know today expect any changes to our long-term financial expectations.”
John Ketchum · CEO
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“e really got to try to get something moving forward before the August resource or recess, but remain optimistic that we will be able to get that moving forward. And if it does a much skinnier down package that I would expect to look like a focus really just on climate and clean energy and prescription drugs. And that would be I think, a smaller package that that might be able to move forward. But I think at the same time, there’s going to have to be some open mindedness from the progresses, which I think we are seeing, Senator Manchin made no secret that we need pipeline infrastructure in this country projects like MVP, for example, in more of an, all of the above approach to tackling this issue. And I think there is a rational outcome there that would make sense for all parties involved. And then I think your last question was if we have to wait until 2025, what’s the impact on our long-term expectations. Again, we have strong contracts, we have a global supply chain capability, we would not, based on what we know today expect any changes to our long-term financial expectations. Steve Fleishman: Thank you very much. Operator: Our next question will come from Julien Dumoulin-Smith with Bank of America. You may now go ahead. Julien Dumoulin-Smith: Hey, good morning team. Thanks for the time and congrats again on the promotions here guys. John Ketchum: Good morning, Julian. Julien Dumoulin-Smith: Good morning. So I just want to come back to the earnings impact on you guys. I certainly appreciate the macro that you guys have described here. But can you speak more specifically to the earnings offsets, not just in 2022, but especially 2023 and 2024, given that the timing of these renewable and services tends to impact the subsequent year more so? And then if I’m hearing you right, again, I know you keep talking about Chinese imports, but is that the answer here in lieu”
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