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Evergy
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AI demand
Fuel &resourcesgas, nuclear, renewables,…Generationwho makes the powerTransmissiongridthe high-voltage highwayDistribution &gasthe last-mile wires & mai…Demandwho pays — and the AI loadUNuclear fuelGASNatural gas supplyCOALCoal supplyGEVGE VernovaREWind & solar developersCAPCapital & investorsWCWolf Creek nuclearEVRGEvergyTXEvergy transmission gridSPPSPP (grid operator)DISTEvergy distribution···Homes & businesses···Data centres & hyperscalersGOOGGoogleMETAMetaPANAPanasonicREGRegulators (KCC, MoPSC)
Company details
Market cap
$19B
P/E ratio
22×
Div yield
3.4%
EPS (TTM)
$3.83
Revenue
$5.8B
Customers
~1.7M
EPS growth (tgt)
6-8%+
5yr capex plan
$21.6B
In plain English
Evergy is the regulated electric utility for Kansas and Missouri — it burns gas and coal, runs the Wolf Creek nuclear plant and a growing wind-and-solar fleet, and delivers the power over its own wires to ~1.7M homes and businesses around Kansas City. After two sleepy decades it has found a real growth engine: a wave of hyperscale data centres (Google, Meta) and Panasonic's giant EV-battery plant are driving a $21.6B build-out and the fastest load growth in its history.
In simple terms
From fuel to your wall socket
Gas, coal, uranium and wind/solar flow in; Evergy turns them into electricity (including at the 94%-owned Wolf Creek reactor), carries it over its own high-voltage grid into the SPP market, and delivers the last mile over 51,000+ miles of wires to homes, businesses and data centres — all at rates set by Kansas and Missouri regulators.
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