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The SEC filings for NextEra Energy, Inc. (NYSE: NEE) provide detailed insight into the company’s regulated utility operations, energy infrastructure development activities and financing strategy. As one of the largest electric power and energy infrastructure companies in North America, headquartered in Juno Beach, Florida, NextEra Energy uses its reports to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to describe its business, disclose financial results and outline material events affecting the company and its subsidiaries.
On this page, users can review Form 10-K annual reports and Form 10-Q quarterly reports, which discuss topics referenced in the company’s news releases and 8-K filings, such as regulatory risk, environmental obligations, capital expenditures, nuclear generation considerations and the performance of Florida Power & Light Company and NextEra Energy Resources, LLC. These core filings are essential for understanding how the company’s diverse mix of natural gas, nuclear, renewable energy and battery storage assets contributes to its overall financial condition and risk profile.
Frequent Form 8-K current reports give more granular updates. Recent examples include disclosures about adjusted earnings per share expectations and dividend growth expectations, the implementation of an at-the-market equity issuance program, the issuance of junior subordinated debentures and first mortgage bonds, and the approval of base rate agreements for Florida Power & Light by the Florida Public Service Commission. Other 8-K filings describe remarketings of debentures originally issued as components of equity units and document material regulatory or financing developments affecting the company and its subsidiaries.
Investors can also access Form 25 filings related to the removal from listing of specific classes of securities, such as certain corporate units, as well as exhibits that include legal opinions and underwriting documents tied to debt offerings. For users interested in insider activity, Form 4 insider transaction reports are available to track trades by officers, directors and significant shareholders, complementing the broader corporate governance and compensation information found in proxy materials.
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May James Michael reported multiple insider transaction types in a Form 4 filing for NEE. The filing lists transactions totaling 20,228 shares at a weighted average price of $92.99 per share. Following the reported transactions, holdings were 33,880 shares.
Lemasney Mark reported multiple insider transaction types in a Form 4 filing for NEE. The filing lists transactions totaling 13,182 shares at a weighted average price of $92.20 per share. Following the reported transactions, holdings were 12,840 shares.
NextEra Energy’s Chairman, President & CEO John W. Ketchum reported multiple equity compensation transactions. On February 12, 2026, he acquired 152,713 shares of common stock from performance share settlements and 4,372 restricted shares, both at $0 under company long-term incentive plans.
That same day, the company withheld 60,092 shares at $91.93 per share to cover tax obligations, followed by an additional 1,965 shares withheld at $93.80 on February 15, 2026. After these transactions, he directly owned 400,961 common shares and indirectly held 11,634 shares through a Retirement Savings Plan Trust.
Ketchum also received an annual credit of 4,813 phantom shares tied to a supplemental retirement plan, bringing that balance to 32,934 phantom shares, and was granted stock options for 161,445 shares at an exercise price of $91.93, vesting in three annual installments starting February 15, 2027.
NextEra Energy VP, Controller & CAO William John Gough reported multiple equity compensation and related tax-withholding transactions. On February 12, 2026, he acquired 2,178 shares of common stock as a restricted stock grant under the 2021 Long Term Incentive Plan and 1,622 shares from settlement of performance share awards, both at a stated price of $0.
That same day, 394 shares were disposed of at $91.93 per share and on February 15, 2026 another 101 shares at $93.80, in each case to satisfy tax withholding obligations. He also received an annual credit of 41 phantom shares to a Supplemental Matching Contribution Account and a grant of 4,486 stock options exercisable at $91.93, vesting in three equal installments beginning February 15, 2027.
After these transactions, Gough directly owned 10,936 common shares and indirectly held 265 shares through a Retirement Savings Plan Trust, along with 41 phantom shares and 4,486 options.
NextEra Energy EVP, Finance & CFO Michael Dunne reported several equity compensation transactions. On February 12, 2026 he acquired 4,819 shares of common stock as a restricted stock grant and 13,941 shares from performance share settlements, both at $0 under company incentive plans.
To cover tax withholding, the company withheld 5,485 shares at $91.93 on February 12 and 4,388 shares at $93.80 on February 15. Dunne also received 523 phantom shares credited to his supplemental retirement plan, correcting a prior 252‑share overstatement, and was granted 32,853 stock options at an exercise price of $91.93, vesting in three annual installments starting February 15, 2027. After these transactions he directly owned 70,951 common shares, plus 962 shares held indirectly through a retirement savings plan trust.
NextEra Energy executive Nicole J. Daggs reported multiple equity compensation transactions and related tax withholdings. On February 12, 20262,099 shares of common stock as a restricted stock grant and 2,983 shares in settlement of performance share awards, both at $0 per share under company incentive plans.
On the same date, the company withheld 726 shares at $91.93 per share to cover tax obligations, and on February 15, 2026 withheld another 623 shares at $93.80 for taxes. After these transactions, she directly owned 21,839 common shares, with additional indirect holdings of 1,767 shares through a retirement savings plan trust and 100 shares held by her spouse.
Daggs also received 529 phantom shares, bringing her phantom share balance to 1,761, credited to a supplemental retirement plan account payable in cash after employment ends. She was granted employee stock options for 14,308 shares at an exercise price of $91.93 per share, which begin vesting in three substantially equal annual installments starting February 15, 2027.
NextEra Energy EVP and Chief Risk Officer Crews Terrell Kirk II reported multiple equity compensation transactions in company stock. On
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NextEra Energy executive Robert Coffey reported multiple equity compensation awards and related tax-withholding share disposals. On February 12, 2026 he acquired 3,328 restricted shares and 16,833 shares from performance share awards, both at $0 under company long-term incentive plans. The company withheld 6,623 shares at $91.93 and 1,518 shares at $93.80 to satisfy tax obligations tied to these awards and prior restricted stock grants. Coffey also received 1,029 phantom shares credited to a supplemental retirement account and 14,746 employee stock options with a $91.93 exercise price that vest in three annual installments beginning February 15, 2027. After these transactions he directly owned 38,559 common shares, with additional indirect holdings through his spouse and a retirement savings plan trust.
NextEra Energy Inc. executive Brian W. Bolster reported multiple equity compensation transactions. On February 12, 2026, he acquired 7,790 shares of common stock as a restricted stock grant at $0 under the 2021 Long Term Incentive Plan, bringing his direct common stock holdings to 47,360 shares before later tax withholding.
On February 15, 2026, the company withheld 912 common shares at $93.80 to satisfy tax obligations tied to previously granted restricted stock, leaving him with 46,448 directly held shares, plus 467 shares held indirectly through a Retirement Savings Plan Trust. He also received 1,229 phantom shares credited to a Supplemental Matching Contribution Account under the SERP, for a total of 1,501 phantom shares, and a grant of employee stock options for 53,098 shares at an exercise price of $91.93 per share, vesting in three substantially equal annual installments beginning February 15, 2027.
Ronald R. Reagan has filed a notice of proposed sale of 5,079 shares of Common stock under Rule 144. The shares are to be sold through Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC on the NYSE, with an aggregate market value of
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