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Many infrastructure stocks have sold off recently. I detail two proven income-generating opportunities that I think are compelling buys on the dip. They yield 7-8% and pay out monthly dividends.

As AI hysteria reaches a fever pitch, it's time to look at the evidence.

GE Vernova provides hardware and services that generate approximately 25% of the world's electricity. NextEra Energy is a leading utility operator with a massive footprint in renewable energy development.

Building a $100,000 dividend snowball is foundational for financial security and passive income. I detail how I would go about doing so in today's rising rate environment. I also share some specific picks and how to allocate capital on a percentage basis to build the snowball.

US data center demand has outrun the grid's ability to add generation, and the power buyers know it. PJM's most recent Base Residual Auction for the 2028/2029 delivery year cleared at $325.

NextEra Energy blends a robust Florida regulated utility with a national energy infrastructure developer, capitalizing on rising electricity demand and data center growth. NEE's Q2 adjusted EPS grew 9.5%, supported by infrastructure investment, a 35.1 GW renewables backlog, and a 20.44x FWD P/E premium justified by sector-leading margins. Management maintains FY2026 adjusted EPS guidance of $3.92-$4.02 and targets ~6% annual dividend growth from 2026 through 2028, underpinned by disciplined reinvestment.

Every month I add to positions in my closed-end fund portfolio, which helps to compound my distribution growth over the long term. While markets are tapping new all-time highs or close to it, I let my cash pile build, which has been the case for a handful of months now. With that, I still added to two positions, which are long-time positions of mine where I feel they are differentiated and discounted enough to be appealing currently.

Southern Company and NextEra Energy both promise reliable retirement income, but one delivers more cash today while the other builds a far larger stream over time.

Dominion Energy and NextEra Energy on Monday said they would establish a Virginia ​supplier program worth up to $1 billion annually ‌for five years if their proposed merger is approved.

NextEra Energy and Dominion Energy have proposed an expanded state benefits package to regulators as they look to secure approval for their $67 billion merger.