US renewables developer NextEra Energy Partners has renamed to XPLR Infrastructure, LP, effectively immediately.
The company will continue to list on the New York Stock Exchange under its NEP ticker symbol until 3 February, after which point it will begin trading as XIFR.
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NextEra Energy Partners (now XPLR Infrastructure) is a subsidiary of Florida-based utility NextEra Energy. The company owns and operates renewable energy, storage and natural gas projects in North America.
XPLR Infrastructure will release its first financial reports on Tuesday 28 January, for the fourth quarter and full year 2024.
The parent company has become one of the largest energy companies and utilities in the US. Its subsidiaries include Florida Power & Light, NextEra Energy Resources, and Gulf Power Company as well as XPLR. In October, the company announced plans to reach 81GW of renewable energy and energy storage capacity across its business by 2027, more than doubling its capacity as of September 2024.
This article has been amended from its original version to clarify XLPR Infrastructure’s relationship to NextEra Energy.
