Full-Year CAFD Above Guidance Midpoint
Full-year cash available for distribution (CAFD) of $430 million, above the midpoint of original guidance ($400M–$440M) and at the top end of the original range per management commentary.
Quarterly Financials
Fourth-quarter adjusted EBITDA of $237 million and CAFD (free cash flow) of $35 million.
2026 Guidance Reaffirmed
Management reiterated 2026 CAFD guidance range of $470 million to $510 million.
Clear Long-Term CAFD per Share Targets and CAGR
Reiterated 2027 CAFD per share target of $2.70 or better and 2030 CAFD per share target of $2.90–$3.10, representing a 7%–8% CAGR from 2025; management expects sustained CAFD per share growth of roughly 5%–8%+ beyond 2030.
Growth Execution — Projects and Pipeline
Enterprise added ~1.3 gigawatts of value-enhancing projects in 2025; 100% of planned repowering and new construction projects in the 2026–2027 vintages have been commercialized; 2029 development activity exceeds 7 GW, providing a sizable pipeline well above what is required for 2030 objectives.
Sponsor-Enabled Growth and PPAs
Signed approximately 2.0 GW of new PPAs with hyperscalers and utilities in 2025; management noted PPA pricing for comparable markets today is roughly double (~100% increase) versus three years ago and sees sustained robust pricing across geographies.
Attractive Yield Opportunities on Repowerings
Planned repowerings totaling >900 MW are expected to deliver CAFD yields in excess of 11% while extending wind fleet life.
Strengthened Funding Capacity
Closed upsized $600 million senior unsecured notes due 2034 at attractive spreads (second tightest high-yield issuance spread in sector since 2020); executed $100 million of opportunistic equity issuances (two $50M tranches) that management describes as the least dilutive in platform history; stock price up over 30% since late August, improving capital flexibility.
Near-Term Deployment Optionality
Company is well placed to deploy at least $650 million incremental corporate capital over 2028–2030 (on top of prior plans) and has line-of-sight to deploy well over $600 million in corporate capital in 2029, subject to capital allocation discipline.
Operational Performance and Availability
Management highlighted high plant availability across technologies in 2025, strong operational execution, and on-time commercial operations contributing to outperformance vs guidance.