Public Service Enterprise Group

PEG · Utilities

Sustainability score

23.9Rank 486 overall / 15 in Utilities

Public Service Enterprise Group's distance from the ideal is driven mostly by Emissions intensity and Asset turnover. It sits closest to the frontier on Controversy level.

3th percentile of the index, 53th percentile of Utilities

Environmental

Social

Financial/Operational

Distance-to-ideal decomposition

Emissions intensity

35%

ESG risk score

10%

Controversy level

Asset turnover

21%

Net margin

FCF margin

20%

Net debt / EBITDA

10%

Pillar weight shares: Environmental 24%, Social 23%, Financial/Operational 53%

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Net-zero scenario

PEG · Public Service Enterprise Group

Leader · top 20% of Utilities · score 51.5 · rank 4/31

Cleanup cost: 0.00 yrs · $16.0M; Sector median 0.55 yrs
Revenue at risk: 65%; Sector median 65%
Revenue upside: 16%; Sector median 15%
Can it pay: 5.1x debt load; FCF margin 2% · sector median 5.4x

Verdict: BUYHolds under ±50% costsData: estimatedOverweight +0.0pp

Cleanup bill by source

Purchased electricity	$6.7M
On-site fuel combustion	$15.8k
Vehicle fleets	n/a
Process emissions	$0
Fugitive emissions	$9.3M

Why

Overweight: burden 0.00 years of earnings (sector median 0.55 years), fossil revenue 65%, beneficiary revenue 16%, net debt/EBITDA 5.1x; largest gaps to the sector ideal: beneficiary revenue share and fossil revenue share.

Public Service Enterprise Group

Sustainability score

Net-zero scenario

PEG · Public Service Enterprise Group

Cleanup bill by source

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Public Service Enterprise Group

Sustainability score

Net-zero scenario

PEG · Public Service Enterprise Group

Cleanup bill by source

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