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Emera EMA.TO · CAD

Utilities · Toronto Stock Exchange · 🇨🇦 Canada

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About Emera

Its shares trade on Toronto Stock Exchange under the ticker EMA.TO. It has been listed since 12 August 1992. In the fiscal year to 31 December 2025, it reported revenue of C$8.31bn and net income of C$1.09bn. At that date it held total assets of C$44.82bn and shareholders' equity of C$13.38bn.

Emera, Inc. engages in the provision of renewable energy. The company is headquartered in Halifax, Nova Scotia. The firm invests in electricity generation, transmission and distribution and gas transmission and distribution. Its segments include Florida Electric Utility, which consists of Tampa Electric, an electric utility; Canadian Electric Utilities, which includes Nova Scotia Power Inc., an electric utility and Emera Newfoundland & Labrador Holdings Inc., consisting of two transmission investments; Other Electric Utilities, which includes Emera (Caribbean) Incorporated, an holding company with regulated electric utilities that include The Barbados Light & Power Company Limited and Grand Bahama Power Company Limited, and Gas Utilities and Infrastructure, which includes Peoples Gas System, New Mexico Gas Company, Inc., SeaCoast Gas Transmission, LLC and Emera Brunswick Pipeline Company Limited.

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Company facts

Sector
Utilities
Industry
Electric Utilities
Listed since
12 Aug 1992
Employees
7,418
Website
emera.com ↗

Leadership

Pay as last reported

  • Ms. Karen SheriffIndependent Chairman of the BoardC$320,749
  • Mr. Scott BalfourPresident, Chief Executive Officer, Director, since 2012C$9.1m
  • Mr. Gregory BlundenChief Financial OfficerC$3.0m
  • Mr. Archibald CollinsPresident and Chief Executive Officer of Tampa Electric CompanyC$2.8m
  • Mr. R. Michael RobertsChief Human Resources Officer
  • Mr. Michael BarrettExecutive Vice President, General Counsel
  • Ms. Karen HuttExecutive Vice President - Business Development and StrategyC$2.2m
  • Mr. Daniel MuldoonExecutive Vice President - Project Development and Operations SupportC$1.8m
  • Mr. Brian CurryCorporate Secretary
  • Ms. Isabelle CourvilleDirector
  • Mr. James BertramIndependent DirectorC$320,500
  • Mr. Henry DemoneIndependent DirectorC$320,500

Environmental, social and governance

Scores out of 100, from our data supplier

ESG
Overall
49
Environment
44
Social
38
Governance
65
Direct emissions (scope 1)
13,555,422 t
Energy emissions (scope 2)
2,306 t
Value chain emissions (scope 3)
8,301,206 t
Women in the workforce
30%
Human rights policy
Yes

SWOT analysis

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Strengths

  • Diversified energy company with a strong presence in multiple markets.
  • Solid financial performance and stable revenue streams.
  • Strong regulatory relationships and strategic partnerships.
  • Robust infrastructure and reliable energy generation capabilities.
  • Well-established brand reputation and customer trust.

Weaknesses

  • Dependency on regulatory approvals for expansion projects.
  • Vulnerability to fluctuations in commodity prices and energy market conditions.
  • Limited geographical presence compared to some competitors.
  • Increasing competition from renewable energy sources.
  • Potential challenges in managing and maintaining aging infrastructure.

Opportunities

  • Growing demand for clean and renewable energy solutions.
  • Expansion opportunities in untapped markets and regions.
  • Advancements in technology for energy storage and grid optimization.
  • Potential for strategic acquisitions and partnerships.
  • Increasing focus on carbon reduction and sustainability initiatives.

Threats

  • Changing government policies and regulations impacting the energy sector.
  • Intense competition from both traditional and emerging energy providers.
  • Volatility in energy prices and supply disruptions.
  • Potential environmental risks and concerns.
  • Economic downturns affecting energy demand and investments.

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