Group 1 - NextEra Energy's shares increased by 5.3% following the removal of a surprise tax from the final version of the "Big, Beautiful Bill" [1][5] - The Senate passed the bill with a 50-50 vote, which includes provisions for renewable energy tax credits that were previously at risk [2][5] - The House version of the bill had phased out renewable energy tax credits, negatively impacting solar and wind companies, but lobbying efforts led to a relaxation of these phaseouts in the Senate version [3][4] Group 2 - A controversial tax provision that would have affected projects using foreign components was removed, alleviating concerns for developers like NextEra [4][5] - The final bill allows solar projects that begin construction by the end of 2026 to qualify for tax credits, extending the timeline for developers [5] - Despite the positive developments, the renewable energy sector will face challenges after 2028 when tax subsidies are set to expire, impacting growth potential [8]

Core Viewpoint - NextEra's stock has faced pressure due to legislative developments regarding renewable energy tax credits, leading to a decline in share price and raising concerns about future growth in its development segment [1][2][8]. Group 1: Legislative Impact - The Senate's version of the renewable tax credit offers some relief compared to the House's more restrictive version, but still falls short of industry expectations [2][3]. - The final Senate bill requires utility-scale renewable projects to be placed into service by the end of 2027, which may accelerate near-term development but could hinder long-term industry growth [4]. - A new tax on projects using Chinese components could increase costs for developers like NextEra, despite benefiting U.S. suppliers [5]. Group 2: Company Performance and Outlook - NextEra's earnings are split between its utility business, Florida Power & Light, and its development business, NextEra Energy Resources, with the latter contributing nearly half of the company's adjusted earnings last quarter [7]. - The legislative changes raise questions about the growth potential of the Resources segment beyond 2028, potentially making dividend growth more challenging unless political conditions change [8].

金十数据6月28日讯，美国共和党控制的参议院公布了一项4.2万亿美元的税收与支出计划新版本，随着 特朗普设定的7月4日最后期限临近，表决程序即将启动。新草案体现了共和党内部各派系的妥协。此前 党内对削减医疗补助等社会保障项目的幅度，以及逐步取消拜登政府时期可再生能源税收抵免政策的速 度存在分歧。草案包含与众议院共和党人达成的临时协议，拟将州和地方税（SALT）扣除限额从1万美 元提高至4万美元，有效期五年，之后将恢复至原标准。共和党人计划最早于当地时间周六中午（北京 时间周日凌晨）启动税改法案表决程序，最终投票可能安排在周日凌晨（北京时间周一下午）。党领袖 拟于下周初召回众议员，以期在特朗普规定的独立日截止期限前完成立法程序。 美参议院公布新版特朗普税改草案 拟近日表决 ...

Many parts of the U.S. were sunny on Tuesday, but that happy situation didn't extend metaphorically to solar energy stocks. Quite a few took major hits that trading session on the latest developments in the legislative sphere. One of the industry's victims was First Solar (FSLR -17.77%), which went dim with a nearly 18% decline in its share price. That decline was far steeper than the 0.8% slip of the S&P 500 index that day.The tax credits might come to an abrupt endPresident Trump's One, Big, Beautiful Bil ...