ES Northeast Utilities: Long-Term Debt to Capital Coefficient

Eversource Energy (ES) has pivoted toward upgrading regulated power grids, abandoning risky wind projects in favor of a stable profit profile. However, the capital-intensive transition to green energy and climate threats are putting pressure on cash flows. This chart on GURU.Markets illustrates the price action of the asset, whose long-term debt stands at 1.69, underscoring its status as a reliable utility monopolist with sustained market confidence.

This metric measures the proportion of long-term liabilities relative to equity, determining the degree of financial leverage and the stability of the funding structure. By analyzing the long-term financial dependency ratio, an investor assesses the credit risk of Eversource Energy (ES), which, despite the stability of the regulated market, remains sensitive to fuel price volatility and equipment supply disruptions.