Emera IncorporatedEmera completed the New Mexico Gas divestiture but Q2 adjusted EPS fell to $0.69 from $0.79 on higher interest expense and FX losses, while management sees 2026 growth above its 5-7% target.

Emera closed the sale of New Mexico Gas Company, an Albuquerque-based regulated gas utility, to Bernhard Capital Partners on August 12, completing a divestiture program that also included the May sale of Grand Bahama Power Company. The deal was first announced on August 5, 2024. In its second quarter report released August 7, Emera reported adjusted earnings per share of $0.69, down from $0.79 a year earlier, and adjusted net income of $212 million, down from $236 million, as higher interest expense on long-term debt took $21 million out of the quarter and currency losses on US dollar short-term debt added to the drag. Reported earnings per share were $0.34 against $0.45 a year earlier, as mark-to-market losses grew and the Grand Bahama sale booked a $19 million loss. For the first half of 2026, adjusted EPS of $2.06 was essentially flat against $2.07 in 2025, even as the Florida electric utility earned $441 million in adjusted profit, up from $424 million, and management said it is positioned to beat its 5% to 7% annual target range for adjusted EPS growth in 2026. Emera's utilities invested more than $1.7 billion in the first half of 2026 and the company says it is on track for a $4 billion capital plan this year, while operating cash flow before working capital climbed 8% in the first half of 2026 versus a year earlier.
Emera IncorporatedEmera completed the New Mexico Gas divestiture but Q2 adjusted EPS fell to $0.69 from $0.79 on higher interest expense and FX losses, while management sees 2026 growth above its 5-7% target.
New Mexico Gas Company was sold by Emera to Bernhard Capital Partners, changing ownership of the regulated gas utility.
Bernhard Capital Partners closed its purchase of New Mexico Gas Company from Emera, a private acquisition with no disclosed terms.
Emera's May sale of Grand Bahama Power Company booked a $19 million loss in the quarter.