Utilities stocks
The S&P 500 has 31 Utilities companies worth a combined $1.4T. Weighted by market cap, the sector is -0.68% today. The largest are NextEra Energy, Southern, Duke Energy Corporation (Holdin.
| # | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  NEE NextEra Energy | +0.24% | $172.2B | 14.8x | 3.03% | +1% | C+ |
| 2 |  SO Southern | -0.99% | $106.9B | 22.4x | 3.27% | -0% | C- |
| 3 |  DUK Duke Energy Corporation (Holdin | -0.33% | $97.4B | 18.8x | 3.47% | +2% | C- |
| 4 |  CEG Constellation Energy Corporatio | -0.69% | $89.8B | 24.8x | 0.67% | -30% | C- |
| 5 |  AEP American Electric Power | -0.73% | $70.6B | 22.5x | 2.99% | +15% | C- |
| 6 |  D Dominion Energy | -0.31% | $57.3B | 22.6x | 4.10% | +12% | C+ |
| 7 |  SRE DBA Sempra | -0.84% | $55.0B | 24.3x | 3.13% | -6% | C- |
| 8 |  ETR Entergy | -0.79% | $51.3B | 27.5x | 2.38% | +15% | C |
| 9 |  XEL Xcel Energy | -1.08% | $48.8B | 21.4x | 3.04% | +0% | C- |
| 10 |  VST Vistra | -0.48% | $47.0B | 23.6x | 0.66% | -26% | B- |
| 11 |  EXC Exelon | -0.94% | $45.8B | 16.3x | 3.78% | -3% | B- |
| 12 |  ED Consolidated Edison | -0.45% | $42.8B | 19.1x | 3.07% | +19% | C- |
| 13 |  PCG Pacific Gas & Electric | -2.70% | $37.9B | 9.4x | 1.58% | -22% | C- |
| 14 |  WEC WEC Energy | -0.95% | $36.2B | 21.6x | 3.43% | -1% | C- |
| 15 |  PEG Public Service Enterprise | -0.96% | $35.9B | 17.9x | 3.72% | -10% | C- |
| 16 |  AEE Ameren | -0.83% | $29.9B | 19.0x | 2.78% | +7% | C- |
| 17 |  ATO Atmos Energy | -0.98% | $29.1B | 20.5x | 2.32% | +0% | C- |
| 18 |  AWK American Water Works Company, I | -0.34% | $28.4B | 24.7x | 2.51% | +3% | C- |
| 19 |  DTE DTE Energy | -0.88% | $27.4B | 20.9x | 3.53% | -4% | C- |
| 20 |  CNP CenterPoint Energy, Inc (Holdin | -0.32% | $27.1B | 24.3x | 2.34% | +6% | C- |
| 21 |  FE FirstEnergy | -0.73% | $26.7B | 24.7x | 4.03% | +3% | C |
| 22 |  PPL PPL | -1.05% | $26.3B | 20.7x | 3.26% | -3% | C |
| 23 |  ES Eversource Energy (D/B/A) | -0.56% | $25.4B | 17.5x | 4.67% | -4% | C- |
| 24 |  EIX Edison International | -0.95% | $22.1B | 5.9x | 6.12% | +6% | C |
| 25 |  CMS CMS Energy | -1.02% | $21.8B | 20.9x | 3.28% | -4% | C+ |
| 26 |  NI NiSource | -0.94% | $20.8B | 23.0x | 2.77% | +1% | D+ |
| 27 |  EVRG Evergy | -0.61% | $19.5B | 21.5x | 3.29% | +12% | C- |
| 28 |  NRG NRG Energy | -2.19% | $19.4B | 24.2x | 2.06% | -43% | B- |
| 29 |  LNT Alliant Energy | -0.91% | $18.1B | 22.0x | 3.07% | +5% | C |
| 30 |  PNW Pinnacle West Capital Corporati | -0.68% | $12.8B | 20.3x | 3.49% | +19% | C- |
| 31 |  AES AES | +0.20% | $10.7B | 5.6x | 4.67% | +11% | C |
Frequently asked questions
What are the largest Utilities stocks?
The largest Utilities companies in the S&P 500 by market cap are NextEra Energy (NEE, $172.2B), Southern (SO, $106.9B), Duke Energy Corporation (Holdin (DUK, $97.4B).
Which Utilities stock performed best over the last year?
Pinnacle West Capital Corporati (PNW) returned +19% over the past year, the best in the sector.
Which Utilities stock has the highest dividend yield?
Edison International (EIX) yields 6.12%. 31 of 31 Utilities stocks in the S&P 500 pay a dividend.