CenterPoint Energy, Inc.
0HVF.L
London Stock Exchange44.71
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- CenterPoint Energy, Inc. (0HVF.L) operates as a utility holding company primarily engaged in electric transmission and distribution, as well as natural gas distribution and sales; it provides these regulated services to more than 7 million metered customers, including residential, commercial, and industrial users, through extensive infrastructure networks. Core offerings encompass electric transmission and distribution in the greater Houston area and Indiana, serving approximately 2.5 million electric customers; natural gas distribution across Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Minnesota, Mississippi, and Oklahoma via over 12,000 miles of pipelines in select regions prior to recent divestitures; natural gas sales and transportation; mobile energy solutions; pole attachments; surveying and right-of-way services; and telecommunications delivery. Founded in 1866 through predecessor entities such as Houston Gas Light Company and headquartered at 1111 Louisiana Street in Houston, Texas, the company employs around 9,000 people and focuses on infrastructure management, grid reliability, and energy efficiency programs targeting its Gulf Coast to Great Lakes service territories. In recent developments, CenterPoint completed the $1.2 billion sale of its Louisiana and Mississippi natural gas distribution assets to Delta Utilities, a Bernhard Capital Partners affiliate, in April 2025, enabling capital redeployment to core electric and overlapping gas operations; announced a $65 billion investment plan through 2035 for grid modernization, renewable integration, and resilience enhancements; and boosted its prior 10-year capital plan by $500 million in 2025 to accelerate electric transmission upgrades, natural gas safety measures, and system efficiency amid growing demand and weather challenges. These strategic shifts, including the 2019 Vectren merger integration and prior divestitures like Enable Midstream in 2013, optimize its portfolio for higher-growth regulated segments while supporting sustainability initiatives such as green hydrogen projects and carbon-capture pilots.