NRG Energy (NRG) stock advanced as the company expanded its asset base and strengthened its financial outlook. The move followed the addition of 13 GW of new capacity and major progress on Texas Energy Fund projects. The market reacted to these steps as the firm reported higher adjusted earnings and strong 2026 expectations.NRG is trading at $177.54, up 0.58% showing a modest intraday gain with price stabilizing near recent session highs.
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NRG Energy reported full-year 2025 adjusted earnings of $1.6 billion and an adjusted EPS of $8.24. The company increased these results while managing lower GAAP net income due to non-cash mark-to-market shifts. Moreover, NRG extended its adjusted EPS growth target of 14% or more through 2030.
The company also posted adjusted EBITDA of $4.1 billion for 2025, which reflected stronger operations across several segments. Texas operations delivered higher margins and improved supply cost management. East and West results saw mixed movements as regional conditions shifted.
NRG reaffirmed its 2026 guidance following the recent acquisition closing. Management set a midpoint of $1.9 billion for adjusted net income and projected adjusted EBITDA of $5.575 billion. The company also targeted free cash flow before growth of $3.05 billion.
NRG completed its purchase of 18 natural-gas and dual-fuel facilities totaling 13 GW across nine states. The transaction also included CPower’s demand response platform, which expanded the firm’s capabilities in flexible load management. This addition doubled NRG’s generation footprint and strengthened its long-term strategic position.
The company stated that the portfolio will support new load obligations expected from expanding commercial activity. It also prepared to offer more solutions for customers requiring reliable and affordable power during peak conditions. The new assets positioned NRG to benefit from rising national power demand.
NRG highlighted the accretive nature of this portfolio and its alignment with long-term expansion goals. It plans to integrate operational systems across regions to capture additional efficiencies. The firm expects these assets to contribute meaningfully through 2026.
NRG advanced three Texas Energy Fund projects totaling 1.5 GW with $1.15 billion in secured low-interest financing. The Greens Bayou facility received a 3% loan rate, and construction remains on schedule. The first supported project is set to begin commercial operations in June 2026.
The company continued to expand its residential virtual power plant program in Texas. It exceeded its raised 2025 target following strong customer participation. The initiative aims for 650 MW by 2030 and 1 GW by 2035.
NRG also enhanced its liquidity position through new corporate debt and repurchase activity. It ended 2025 with $9.6 billion in total liquidity. The company reiterated its 2026 capital plan with $1 billion in repurchases and $400 million in dividends.
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