Exelon reported $0.87 per share in adjusted operating earnings and narrowed its full-year guidance to $2.85–$2.91 per share. The stock was roughly flat, up 0.5%, indicating a measured market reaction; management also flagged delays in regional power-market solutions and ongoing supply-cost pressures.
- Exelon narrowed full-year adjusted operating earnings guidance to $2.85–$2.91 per share; the transcript does not provide the prior range.
- The $41.7 billion investment plan supports projected 7.9% rate-base growth, including 16% growth in transmission.
- Management identified $12 billion–$17 billion of transmission opportunities and $3 billion–$7 billion of potential regulated storage investment beyond the current plan.
- The PJM reliability backstop auction has been delayed, and PJM’s IRAS proposal was rejected on jurisdictional grounds; Exelon said regional solutions are moving too slowly.
- Exelon proposed a 500-megawatt New Jersey project with more than $700 million in expected net customer benefits and no customer bill impact during its first five years of operation.
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