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Electric Utility Stocks have long been a favorite of income-oriented investors, and for good reason. The average yield of stocks in this industry is currently 4.0%, well above the Value Line mean of 2.5%.
Although current income is the primary allure for most electric utility investors, these companies have other attractive aspects, including their defensive nature. In difficult economic times, consumers may run their air conditioners less, but they still want to keep the lights on. Indeed, most electric utility stocks are less risky, and less volatile, than nonutility issues, as evidenced by their average beta of .71. Still, this is certainly not to say that they're risk free —no investment is. Of course, there are tradeoffs. Although these issues are well suited to risk-conscious income investors, capital appreciation is usually limited, making them unfit for growth accounts.
To create our list, we ran a simple screen of stocks in the Electric Utility industry to find those with yields of at least 4.0%. We also required that all issues were trading above $5.00 a share, and to help ensure the dividends were sustainable, we limited the results to those companies with long-term debt as a percentage of total capital below 50%. Investors should keep in mind that stocks with a high yield are not necessarily more attractive than those with a low yield. The yield is a measure of valuation, and a high yield simply indicates that the stock is cheaper, not necessarily better. Indeed, a significantly above-average yield on an Electric Utility stock is often an indication that there is at least one matter of concern with the company. Our screen returned 19 names (see list below), of which, we have chosen to highlight American Electric Power (AEP) and Pepco Holdings (POM).
American Electric Power
American Electric Power is one of the largest electric utilities in the United States. It owns over 40,000 megawatts of generating capacity and the nation's largest electricity transmission system, a 39,000 mile network serving over 5 million customers in Arkansas, Kentucky, Indiana, Louisiana, Michigan, Ohio, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, and West Virginia.
Most of the company's utilities earned an adequate return on equity in the past year. A notable exception is Indiana & Michigan Power, but its results will improve following an $85 million rate hike that took effect in February.
There are several growth engines in place for AEP. For one, rate relief is a key reason why we expect higher earnings in 2013. Electric transmission is also a source of growth for AEP. Allowed ROEs for transmission investment are attractive. In fact, much of the profit growth we expect in 2014 can be attributed to transmission.
Recently, AEP's board of directors increased the dividend for the first time in more than a year. The increase was (4.3%) quarterly. AEP is targeting a payout ratio of 60%-70%, up from the previous 50%- 60%. This reflects the fact that, an estimated 86% of corporate profits will come from regulated operations. This stock's dividend yield of 4.7% is currently 70 basis points above the utility average. Total return potential to 2016-2018 is higher than the utility average, as well.
Pepco Holdings
Pepco Holdings consists mainly of three electric utility subsidiaries; Potomac Electric Power, serving Washington D.C. and adjoining areas of Maryland; Delmarva Power, which serves the peninsula area of Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia; and Atlantic City Electric, serving southern New Jersey. Pepco has 1.8 million electricity customers and 124,000 gas customers. Electricity breakdown: residential, 30%; commercial, 49%; and other, 21%.
The Washington, DC-based utility recently reported slightly worse-than-expected earnings during the second quarter, largely due to weak load growth. Despite the slight miss, the company reaffirmed its full-year earnings guidance range.
Nonetheless, management cautioned that potential regulatory changes continue to be somewhat of a burden. On July 12th, the company received yet another lackluster regulatory ruling in its electric distribution rate case in Maryland. The commission's order authorized a $28 million increase in rates, less than half of the amount requested in Pepco's initial filing.
Shares of Pepco are currently yielding an attractive 5.7%, well above the utility industry's 4.0% mean. Based on its steady earnings, the payout appears well covered over this time. By utility standards, total return potential to 2016-2018 is also above average.
Company |
Ticker |
Dividend Yield |
Pepco Holdings |
5.71 |
Southern Co. |
4.94 |
Hawaiian Elec. |
4.94 |
Ameren Corp. |
4.76 |
Integrys Energy |
4.75 |
Duke Energy |
4.73 |
Avista Corp. |
4.72 |
Amer. Elec. Power |
4.69 |
Empire Dist. Elec. |
4.58 |
Public Serv. Enterprise |
4.46 |
Consol. Edison |
4.44 |
PG&E Corp. |
4.39 |
Westar Energy |
4.37 |
Vectren Corp. |
4.3 |
Otter Tail Corp. |
4.28 |
Pinnacle West Capital |
4.12 |
G't Plains Energy |
4.06 |
4.06 |
Exelon Corp. |
4.04 |
At the time of this article's writing, the author did not have positions in any of the companies mentioned.


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The Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments of 1988 (CLIA) law specified that laboratory requirements be based on the complexity of the test performed and established provisions for categorizing a test as waived. Tests may be waived from regulatory oversight if they meet certain requirements established by the statute. The section of the statute specifying the criteria for categorizing a test as waived was excerpted without elaboration in the regulations at 42 CFR 493.15(b) and 493.15(c) contained a list of these waived tests as described below.
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On February 28, 1992, regulations were published to implement CLIA. In the regulations, waived tests were defined as simple laboratory examinations and procedures that are cleared by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for home use; employ methodologies that are so simple and accurate as to render the likelihood of erroneous results negligible; or pose no reasonable risk of harm to the patient if the test is performed incorrectly.
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In November 1997, the CLIA waiver provisions were revised by Congress to make it clear that tests approved by the FDA for home use automatically qualify for CLIA waiver. Professional use versions of home use tests are not automatically waived. However, such professional versions do qualify for expedited waiver review since only the differences between the home use and professional use versions need to be examined to determine whether the professional version qualifies for waiver.
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R.A. Dickey pitched 5 1/3 innings, allowing four runs. His streak of 15-straight starts working at least six innings came to an end.
Prior to the game, Toronto Star baseball columnist Richard Griffin, MLB.com's Gregor Chisholm and I convened for the latest edition of the Baseball Podcast. Topics we cover include the handling, and the future, of Ricky Romero; the performance of the Blue Jays' young call ups; manager John Gibbons and the two-game exhibition set the Jays will play in Montreal next March.
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Edwin Encarnacion, bothered by a sore left wrist, still isn't ready to return to the Blue Jays' lineup.
His status begs the question; could Encarnacion's season be over?
"There's always that chance but we don't think so," said manager John Gibbons. "There's not a whole lot of season left either, though."
Encarnacion, who's been the Blue Jays' best all-around hitter for the last two seasons, has a slash line of .276/.375/.542. With 36 home runs, if Encarnacion returns soon he'll have a shot at back to back 40 home run seasons.
"He feels better," said Gibbons. "He's not good enough to play today."
Anthony Gose isn't shy about the reason why he's trying to eliminate a leg kick from his swing.
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Gose, hitting .244 with a .661 OPS in 90 major league plate appearances this season, met with manager John Gibbons and hitting coach Chad Mottola about his struggles.
The agreed upon solution: Less leg kick.
"It's a process," said Gose. "It looks good in the cage without it but obviously, still in the game, on video and everything there's still a little kick there. Just trying to slowly eliminate it."
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Manager John Gibbons has difficult decisions to make when it comes to doling out playing time amongst Rasmus, Anthony Gose, Rajai Davis, Moises Sierra and Kevin Pillar.
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Rasmus, who is arbitration eligible and will be due a raise over the $4.68-million he made this season, is two home runs shy of hitting 20 for a third time in his career.
Davis, set to test the free agent waters for the first time, has 40 stolen bases for the fourth time in his career and would like to add to the total.
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Cliff Lee took the hill for the Phillies but was unable to pick up his first win of the season. Lee went six innings, giving up seven hits, four runs (all earned) while striking out eight batters and walking two. Jason Hammel got the start for the Orioles and also went six innings. Hamels gave up six hits and four runs (all earned) while walking four batters and striking out five.
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With a minister ( the son and grandson of ministers) for the narrator, religion plays a big role in Gilead, not only separating, but uniting, misleading and guiding. How does the presentation of religion help Robinson to convey her message?
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The role of religion impacts on the book 'Gilead' by Marilynne Robinson by showing firstly, how God can separate as well as unite. Religious divisions and disagreements have contributed to wars down through the centuries and still do today, dividing country against country and brother against brother and in this case, father against son. The minister's view about what he deserves (in comparison to his friends) is vastly different from the life his son wants to lead. Yet the book shows how moral responsibility rests upon the individual, each one of us has a separate relationship with God and it is up to us to build it, or not build it, ourselves. This can't always be done as a married couple, a family or a church community. We must contribute as individuals too. Religion can also unite: forgiveness and overcoming grievances can bring damaged relationships together again in families and also in communities and countries. The minister struggles with this, even though he has the scriptures to guide him.
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Evil is a strong word that people now employ fairly rarely. Many people believe these days that God is omnipotent,omniscient and good and that what we deem to be bad or evil in the world is no reason for abandoning belief in God. It is an intellectual or theoretical problem not one where the focus is on how one might bring about some desirable goal (a practical matter).
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POTSDAM — Shannon Stewart scored four goals as the top-ranked Plattsburgh State women's hockey team rolled to an 8-0 victory over Potsdam in an ECAC West matchup at the Maxcy Ice Arena Tuesday.
With the win, Plattsburgh improved to 3-0 on the year and 1-0 in conference play. Potsdam dropped to 1-1 overall and 0-1 in the league.
Stewart scored the game-winning goal at the 11:07 mark of the first period from Emma Rutherford and the Cardinals never looked back.
After the team started 0-for-5 on the one-player advantage this season, Jenny Kistner scored her first of the evening on the power play at 13:48 from Bridget Balisy, giving Plattsburgh a two-goal lead to take to the locker room.
"We didn't get a lot of quality looks (on the power play) over the weekend, so it was certainly nice to get back on track (Tuesday)," Plattsburgh coach Kevin Houle said.
With just 4:44 gone in the second period, Stewart cashed in a power-play opportunity to make it 3-0 before striking again less than two minutes later to complete the hat trick and give the Cardinals a 4-0 advantage.
"We finally just wore the goalie down with a lot of opportunities and shots," Houle said. "We got a pretty good cushion, but the kids kept working and playing hard. The intensity was there and that's what we were looking for. We finished and played well five-on-five, too."
It was Allison Era's turn at the start of the third period as the senior defenseman recorded the next Plattsburgh goal. Era finished the evening with one goal and two assists.
Ali Vakos scored her first of the year at 16:29 from Jordan Caldwell before Stewart found the back of the net for the fourth time of the night at 19:20 to round out the scoring.
Rutherford, Balisy, Jordan Lipson and Julia Duquette each contributed two assists in the win.
The Cardinals finished the night with a 57-11 edge in shots on goal. Plattsburgh went 2-for-7 on the power play, while Potsdam went 0-for-4.
Sydney Aveson earned her third-straight shutout with 11 saves. Potsdam's Alexane Rodrigue stopped 49 shots in the loss.
Plattsburgh makes its home debut at 3 p.m. in a non-conference game against Castleton at the Stafford Ice Arena Saturday.
It will mark the Cardinals' fourth game in seven days.
"They're going to be fine," Houle said. "Being the third game in four days, this was the game we were worried about. The girls will get the day off (Wednesday) and go back to work Thursday and Friday.
"Castleton is a good hockey team. They took Oswego to overtime, and they're getting better every year. They're going to arrive ready to play."
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Potsdam 0 0 0 — 0
First period- 1, PSU, Stewart (Rutherford), 11:07. 2, PSU, Kistner (Balisy), 13:48. Penalties: Silveira, POT (tripping), 12:57.
Second period- 3, PSU, Stewart (Era, Balisy), 4:44. 4, PSU, Stewart (Rutherford, Gilligan), 6:38. Penalties: Marsman, POT (interference), 4:10. Marsman , POT (high-sticking), 8:34. Era, PSU (holding), 11:04. Fayerman, POT (tripping), 16:17. Grefke, POT (delay of game), 17:59.
Third period- 5, PSU, Era (Duquette, Kistner), 0:36. 6, PSU, Kistner (Lipson, Duquette), 14:29. 7, PSU, Vakos (Caldwell), 16:29. 8, PSU, Stewart (Lipson), 19:20. Penalties: MacInnis, PSU (holding), 3:17. Rutherford, PSU (cross-checking), 5:25. Silveira , POT (interference), 7:05. Era, PSU (tripping), 9:26. Grefke, POT (tripping), 12:04.
Plattsburgh 22 21 14 — 57
Potsdam 3 7 1 — 11
Goaltenders (shots-saves): Aveson, PSU, 11-11. Rodrigue, POT, 49-57.
Power plays (goals-opportunities): Plattsburgh 2-7; Potsdam 0-4.
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August, 27 2007Craig Brewster spoke of 'unfinished business' yesterday as he returned for a second spell as Inverness Caledonian Thistle manager.
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August, 21 2007Former Sheffield United manager Neil Warnock has expressed interest in the managerial vacancy at Inverness after Charlie Christie quit as Caley Thistle boss after three games.
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August, 20 2007Inverness Caledonian Thistle manager Charlie Christie is understood to have resigned following the Scottish Premier League club's poor start to the season.
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January, 18 2007Celtic have completed the signing of goalkeeper Mark Brown from Inverness.
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December, 20 2005Inverness Caledonian Thistle player-manager Craig Brewster claims the spat between his number two Malcolm Thomson and Gordon Strachan has been blown out of all proportion.
Long trek over for Inverness fans
January, 21 2005Inverness Caledonian Thistle are to end their ground share saga with Aberdeen and the long trek there and back of more than 200 miles (320 km) for "home" games at Pittodrie.
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January, 6 2005Inverness Caledonian Thistle player-manager Craig Brewster has failed in a bid to bring Celtic winger Ross Wallace to the club on loan.
Partick give up the relegation fight
July, 9 2004Partick Thistle have confirmed they have given up their fight to remain in the Bank of Scotland Premier League.
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The desert-dwelling Bedouin have a distinct culture of their own, drawing on traditions that have been passed down for centuries. Living a largely nomadic lifestyle, the Bedouin rely on the herding of animals and the creation of handicrafts in the absence of a fertile environment to farm. With a strong musical heritage, traditional instruments are played and time-honored traditions are continued.
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The country now known as Jordan was originally inhabited by the Nabataeans thousands of years ago. Over the centuries, Jordan has been a place conquered and inhabited by many different people including the Romans, Greeks, Assyrians, Ottoman Turks, Egyptians and Mamluks (people of Kurdish origins). All these influences can still be seen today in Jordan's ancient ruins, architecture, crafts and arts. Many battles were fought in Ancient Jordan, including the Christian crusaders who clashed with Islamic Forces in Jordan during the 11th and 12th centuries. The first Muslim Dynasty began with the Umayyad Empire in 661.
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In 1950, Jordan was renamed the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan and in 1951, King Abdullah I was assassinated while visiting a mosque. His eldest son became king but was removed from his duties in 1952 due to mental illness. In 1953, his teenage son Hussein Ibn Talal became king, and continued to rule for over 40 years. In the 1960s, Jordan saw many immigrants arrive and settle – mainly Palestinians escaping the conflict in their homeland.
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This week, Councilmember Mike Harris joined Mayor David Glass — who announced his re-election campaign last summer — in what could turn into a close battle for the Petaluma City Council's top seat.
"With other people already declaring, I wanted to get the message out there as soon as possible," said Harris, who is serving his third City Council term. This will be Harris' first attempt at the mayor's seat.
Glass previously announced he will be running on a campaign slate with former Mayor Pam Torliatt, who is looking to fill one of three open City Council seats. Glass will be seeking a third term as mayor. Aligned with the progressive party in town, he was first elected mayor in 2002. He was elected to the City Council in 2008 and then ran mid-term for mayor in 2010.
Glass said he is not surprised that Harris will be his opponent and is looking forward for the election season.
"It will be a good opportunity to define the issues," Glass said. "The voters deserve a good race and I'm glad to give them that."
Harris was first elected to the council in 2002. He has traditionally been popular with the business-friendly community in Petaluma. As the only registered Republican on the council, Harris says he's not worried about politics heading into the 2014 mayor race.
"There's no partisan way to fill a pothole," he said. "I think I've proven myself to be a consensus builder, someone who brings people together. While my focus will be the economy, I will always listen and advocate for those who see things differently than I do."
Both Glass and Harris have an established following in town and have been actively fundraising. According to campaign finance documents filed at the end of 2012, Glass had $8,200 in his coffers, while Harris had $11,300.
Even though it's early, both candidates are also lining up their endorsements. Harris has received endorsements from both Petaluma public safety union presidents — fire union President Ken Dick and police union President Paul Gilman — along with Sonoma County Sheriff Steve Freitas. Glass said he has key endorsements, but declined to say who they were.
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CHAPEL HILL — The UNC Tar Heels football program kicked off training camp Friday.
It is their first camp under new head coach Larry Fedora. He replaced Butch Davis, who was fired amid allegations of academic misconduct and player-agent relations within the program. The NCAA handed down sanctions that included a bowl ban for next season, a loss of scholarships, vacated wins, and a $50,000 fine.
The Tar Heels finished with 7 wins and 6 losses last season.