
Renewables Shares Slide as Senate Mulls Bill Killing Tax Credits
NextEra Energy Inc., the Florida-based utility owner that's the biggest US developer of wind and solar projects, slumped 4.8% before the start of regular trading in New York. Enphase Energy Inc., a solar-component supplier, slipped 2.8%, while the US coal giant Peabody Energy Corp. gained 2.3%.

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