Renewable Energy Companies — Annual Report Financials

The most heterogeneous filers in the catalogue. Utilities, manufacturers and project developers all appear under the same sector label while reporting under different revenue tags — three distinct tags across six rows, more than any other sector here — and the mix of regulated and merchant revenue means one row can be a rate-regulated return and the next a hardware sale. Net income is also not disclosed for every row in a form that matches this table. Nothing in this table should be aggregated into a sector total without reading the filings behind it.

Every company in this table closes its financial year on the same date, so the rows describe the same twelve months and are directly comparable on timing. 4 of 6disclose research and development as a separate line; for the rest it is folded into other operating costs, so an empty R&D cell means “not separately disclosed,” never “not spent.” Figures were retrieved from EDGAR on 2026-07-25.

Each row is taken from that company's latest annual report (Form 10-K) as filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, read through EDGAR's structured XBRL data. The “Source filing” column links the exact submission, so any cell can be checked against the original in one click. Fiscal years differ by company — each row states its own fiscal-year end rather than pretending the sector shares one calendar.

This table is regenerated from EDGAR by a versioned script, not edited by hand; the retrieval date is printed above the table. The underlying filing data is U.S. government work in the public domain; viewing, sorting, charting, downloading, and embedding this compilation requires a free VIDANALYTICA account. Company selection is a size-and-coverage editorial choice among U.S.-listed 10-K filers in the sector, not a ranking, rating, or recommendation of any company.

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