Financial Data and Key Metrics Changes - Vistra Corp. reported a full-year adjusted EBITDA of 5.656billion,exceedingthetopendoftheoriginalguidancerange,evenbeforeconsideringa545 million benefit from the nuclear production tax credit recognized in Q4 [11][39] - The adjusted free cash flow before growth for 2024 was approximately 2.888billion,implyingaconversionratioofabout575.5 billion to 6.1billionandadjustedfreecashflowbeforegrowthrangeof3 billion to 3.6billion[41]BusinessLineDataandKeyMetricsChanges−Theretailbusinessachievedperformancelevelsnotseeninthepasttwodecades,drivenbystrongcustomeraccountgrowthanddisciplinedmarginmanagement[10][19]−Thenuclearfleetdeliveredacapacityfactorof925.9 billion to investors through share repurchases and dividends since the capital return plan was initiated [20] - Vistra Corp. expects to spend over $700 million on solar and energy storage projects in 2025, including projects supported by contracts with Amazon and Microsoft [45] Q&A Session Summary Question: Timeline for potential deals - Management indicated that the timing of announcements for data center deals depends on regulatory clarity and ongoing discussions with major hyperscalers and data center developers [53][60] Question: Focus on Comanche Peak opportunity - Management acknowledged that Comanche Peak is currently considered the most attractive opportunity due to land availability and construction timelines [63] Question: Pricing levels for potential deals - Management refrained from discussing specific pricing levels but noted that the value proposition and complexity of deals would influence margins [89] Question: Interest in gas plant colocation - Management confirmed ongoing discussions about gas plant colocation with data center developers, emphasizing the need for regulatory clarity [98][100] Question: Likelihood of cap and floor proposal passing - Management expressed confidence that the cap and floor proposal is likely to be approved, which would help stabilize market volatility [115] Question: Concerns regarding SB6 legislation - Management highlighted that while SB6 has provisions beneficial for the market, clarity on transmission charges and remote disconnect switches remains a concern for potential customers [122][124]