Why The NextEra & Hawaiian Utilities Deal Fell Apart (Study)

CleanTechnica
By Jake RichardsonJul 29, 2016, 11:25 am84 pts
NextEra Energy is a very large company with about 14,000 employees that constructs, develops, and operates power plants. It has about 45,000 MW of generating capacity at all its facilities. A long process that could have resulted in NextEra taking over the Hawaiian electric utilities just ended with no merger…

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