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Renewable Energy Stocks

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Solar manufacturers, wind developers, clean utilities, hydrogen producers, and storage companies driving the energy transition. The universe is dominated by Wind & Grid (58%) and Clean Utilities (32%), underperforming SPY by 8.0 percentage points YTD.

YTD Return

+1.5%

-8.0 pts vs SPY

10 of 27 beat SPY

1-Month Return

-9.8%

-10.9 pts vs SPY

Universe Size

28 Stocks

Curated theme basket

Market Cap

$1.16T

Total capitalization

Theme Performance

Renewable Energy Stocks Performance vs SPY and QQQ

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Weekly updates on performance, valuation changes, and key movers.

Theme Composition

Renewable Energy Stocks Breakdown

Categories reflect each company's primary theme role. Some companies may have exposure to multiple segments.

Theme Overview

Renewable Energy Stocks Overview

A summary of how the theme breaks down across business segments and where concentration risk lives.

Selected Stocks

28

in theme

Total Market Cap

$1.16T

combined

Highly Concentrated

The top 2 segments (Wind & Grid & Clean Utilities & Hydrogen & Fuel Cells & Other segments) represent 90.3% of this theme by market cap.

Top Renewable Energy Stocks Stocks

Top Renewable Energy Stocks Stocks by Segment, Performance, and Valuation

GE logo

GE

GE Aerospace

#1
Price$366.98
Mkt Cap-
YTD+14.4%
Rev G21.9%
GEV logo

GEV

GE Vernova Inc.

#2
Price$1,077.08
Mkt Cap-
YTD+58.5%
Rev G10.2%
NEE logo

NEE

NextEra Energy, Inc.

#3
Price$88.47
Mkt Cap-
YTD+9.3%
Rev G10.5%
CEG logo

CEG

Constellation Energy Corporation

#4
Price$239.71
Mkt Cap-
YTD-34.6%
Rev G23.4%
BE logo

BE

Bloom Energy Corporation

#5
Price$269.57
Mkt Cap-
YTD+173.1%
Rev G56.5%
VST logo

VST

Vistra Corp.

#6
Price$155.73
Mkt Cap-
YTD-5.7%
Rev G-25.5%
FSLR logo

FSLR

First Solar, Inc.

#7
Price$227.72
Mkt Cap-
YTD-17%
Rev G27.3%
AES logo

AES

The AES Corporation

#8
Price$14.62
Mkt Cap-
YTD-1.3%
Rev G3%
BEP logo

BEP

Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P.

#9
Price$32.93
Mkt Cap-
YTD+17.9%
Rev G6.8%
UGI logo

UGI

UGI Corporation

#10
Price$35.27
Mkt Cap-
YTD-6.3%
Rev G0.6%

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Daily Intelligence

Yesterday in Renewable Energy Stocks

Key headlines and stock-level catalysts from the last trading session.

Last session recap is current.

End-of-day analysis published after market close. Next update after Jul 8, 2026 market close.

Session Brief

Jul 7, 2026
NEUTRAL

The latest EOD theme brief is not available yet. The most recent stock-level drivers are shown below.

Key Drivers

Stock-Level Catalysts

Sentiment reflects catalyst narrative, not price direction - a stock can close lower while the fundamental driver is bullish.

BE logoBE logo
BENEUTRAL

Bloom Energy Corporation

-8.64%

last session


Fresh EOD news and price action made this stock a theme driver.

NEE logoNEE logo
NEENEUTRAL

NextEra Energy, Inc.

+1.18%

last session


Fresh EOD news and price action made this stock a theme driver.

ENPH logoENPH logo
ENPHMIXED

Enphase Energy, Inc.

-3.5%

last session


ENPH shares slipped more than the broader market amid concerns that investors are undervaluing the company, yet ana...

GEV logoGEV logo
GEVMIXED

GE Vernova Inc.

-6.51%

last session


GE Vernova is riding a recent earnings‑beat narrative and a month‑long rally, but its valuation remains premium and...

CEG logoCEG logo
CEGNEUTRAL

Constellation Energy Corporation

-2.51%

last session


Fresh EOD news and price action made this stock a theme driver.

Updated after market close

Jul 7, 2026

Valuation Pulse

Are Renewable Energy Stocks cheap or expensive right now?

DCF valuations and Wall Street ratings across the theme.

Data as of Jul 7, 2026 (EOD)

28 stocks in theme - 18 with full coverage

DCF Valuation

(Intrinsic Value)
Median Upside -19%

18

of 28

covered

Undervalued
1(6%)
Fair Value
7(39%)
Overvalued
10(56%)

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Wall Street Consensus

(Price Targets)
Median Target Upside +25%

27

of 28

covered

Buy / Strong Buy
20(74%)
Hold
7(26%)
Sell / Strong Sell
0(0%)

Coverage Snapshot

Consensus is based on 27 stocks with analyst price targets. DCF analysis is based on 18 stocks with intrinsic value estimates.

Valuation Distribution

(27 covered stocks)

Theme Valuation Score

2.4

Cheap

Scale: 1 (Cheap) to 5 (Expensive)

1

Bargain

8 stocks (30%)

>= +30%

2

Cheap

7 stocks (26%)

+10% to +30%

3

Fair

7 stocks (26%)

-10% to +10%

4

Expensive

2 stocks (7%)

-25% to -10%

5

Very Expensive

3 stocks (11%)

<= -25%

Valuation score blends Wall Street target upside at 65% weight and DCF upside at 35% weight when both are available; single-source covered stocks use the available signal. Higher score means more expensive.

Earnings Calendar

Upcoming Earnings in Renewable Energy Theme

Companies reporting in the next 30 days. Earnings dates and estimates can change as reports approach.

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CompanyReportsTimingEst. EPSEst. Revenue
GE logoGEGE AerospaceThu, Jul 16Unconfirmed$1.87 est.$11.77B est.
GEV logoGEVGE Vernova Inc.Wed, Jul 22Unconfirmed$3.01 est.$10.72B est.
NEE logoNEENextEra Energy, Inc.Wed, Jul 22Unconfirmed$1.08 est.$8.19B est.
ENPH logoENPHEnphase Energy, Inc.Tue, Jul 28Unconfirmed$0.46 est.$290M est.
BE logoBEBloom Energy CorporationThu, Jul 30Unconfirmed$0.35 est.$809M est.
FSLR logoFSLRFirst Solar, Inc.Thu, Jul 30Unconfirmed$3.00 est.$1.06B est.
AES logoAESThe AES CorporationThu, Jul 30Unconfirmed$0.52 est.$3.09B est.
ENVX logoENVXEnovix CorporationThu, Jul 30Unconfirmed-$0.14 est.$8M est.

and 13 more in the next 30 days.

Estimates are based on available consensus data. BMO = Before Market Open, AMC = After Market Close.

Research & Methodology

How to evaluate Renewable Energy Stocks

Methodology, investment thesis, and key risks for this theme.

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How we evaluate these stocks

Our methodology

We separate profitable clean-energy operators from higher-risk technology and project-development names. The page weighs growth, margins, balance-sheet strength, policy exposure, and segment leadership.

  • Clean-energy demand must be material to the thesis
  • Solar, wind, storage, hydrogen, and clean utilities are separated
  • Profitability and cash burn are reviewed side by side
  • Policy and rate sensitivity are treated as core inputs
  • Theme returns are equal-weighted to show breadth
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Investment thesis

Why this theme exists

Renewable energy remains a long-duration infrastructure buildout. The opportunity comes from grid decarbonization, electrification, policy support, and falling technology costs, but winners vary sharply by segment.

  • Utility-scale renewables continue gaining share
  • Storage improves the economics of intermittent power
  • Clean utilities can combine growth with cash flow
  • Manufacturing incentives support domestic supply chains
  • Lower financing costs can revive project demand
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Key risks

What could go wrong

Clean-energy stocks are highly sensitive to rates, policy, competition, and execution. A strong long-term demand story does not protect weak balance sheets or uneconomic projects.

  • Higher interest rates can delay projects
  • Policy credits and trade rules can change economics
  • Solar and hydrogen margins can compress quickly
  • Pre-profit companies may need repeated financing
  • Commodity and equipment costs can pressure returns
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Common questions investors have about the Renewable Energy Stocks theme.

01What are renewable energy stocks?

Companies whose revenue or growth is materially driven by clean-energy demand — solar installations, wind capacity, hydrogen production, battery storage, grid modernization, or utility-scale decarbonization. Spans equipment manufacturers (FSLR, ENPH), project developers, clean utilities (NEE, CEG), hydrogen (PLUG, BE), and storage companies.

02What are the best solar stocks to invest in?

First Solar (FSLR) is the dominant US-manufactured panel company with strong margins and IRA beneficiary status. Enphase (ENPH) leads residential microinverters. Sunrun (RUN) is the largest residential installer. JinkoSolar, Canadian Solar, and Array Technologies round out the investable universe. Different business models and margin profiles — compare in the table.

03Are renewable energy stocks a good investment right now?

Structural case is strong: global renewable capacity growing, electrification broadening, IRA providing multi-year visibility. Near-term is uneven — clean utilities with contracted cash flows trade at very different risk levels from pre-profit hydrogen. Check performance chart and valuations to see which segments are leading and whether prices reflect the growth.

04Why did clean energy and solar stocks crash from 2021 to 2024?

Three forces: rates rose sharply (crushing long-duration valuations disproportionately), supply-chain and trade policy disrupted shipments, and stocks were priced for aggressive growth assuming perfect execution and zero-rate financing. SEDG and ENPH hit hardest as residential demand softened. Lesson: clean-energy is extremely rate-sensitive and policy-sensitive.

05How does the Inflation Reduction Act affect renewable energy stocks?

IRA provides $370B+ in clean-energy tax credits, manufacturing incentives, and domestic-content bonuses over a decade. Benefits solar manufacturers with US production (FSLR), clean developers, battery/storage companies, and hydrogen via production tax credits. Multi-year credit schedules provide visibility, but credit amounts and qualification rules create ongoing uncertainty.

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