NorthWestern Energy posts investor presentation outlining $3.21 billion capital plan, 4%-6% EPS growth target

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  • NorthWestern Energy outlined a pending merger with Black Hills that targets 5%-7% EPS growth on a larger combined rate base of about $11 billion.
  • Regulatory process advanced with FERC clearance received on May 29, 2026; Nebraska settlement approved on May 19, 2026; Montana briefing due July 13, 2026.
  • Reaffirmed 2026 non-GAAP EPS guidance of $3.68 to $3.83.
  • Projected $3.21 billion capital investment over 2026-2030, tied to expected 4%-6% annualized earnings and rate-base growth.
  • Financing plan targets FFO-to-debt above 14%; no equity expected for 2026 capex; equity issuances expected beginning in 2027 for South Dakota generation investment.


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