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TC Energy (NYSE: TRP) is emerging as a strong player in the nuclear energy sector, with shares up over 17% year-to-date. Unlike many of its peers that rely heavily on future projections, TC Energy’s diverse portfolio—spanning natural gas pipelines, solar, wind, and nuclear power—enables it to generate substantial current revenue while pursuing growth in its nuclear initiatives. The company holds a 48.4% stake in Bruce Power, which operates Ontario’s only private-sector nuclear reactor, supplying 30% of the province’s electricity.
In 2025, TC Energy’s nuclear segment reported revenues of C$845 million, contributing to a total revenue of C$15.2 billion. The company’s consistent profitability and a 3.9% dividend yield, bolstered by 26 consecutive years of dividend increases, make it an attractive option for risk-averse investors. However, its long-term debt of C$46.7 billion warrants careful monitoring.
For market professionals, TC Energy represents a compelling investment opportunity, balancing current profitability with future growth potential in the nuclear sector.
Source: fool.com