In a recent report, analysts at Credit Suisse outlined their 2015 outlook for energy and utility stocks
. Here’s a breakdown of their top stocks to own in 2015.
- Kinder Morgan Inc KMI 1.25%: Analysts believe that Kinder Morgan’s recent MLP acquisitions will lower the company’s cost of capital and open the door for double-digit dividend growth and additional potential acquisitions. Price target- $49.00 (+15.4 percent)
- Sunedison Inc SUNE 1.73%: Analysts see benefits of scale that come along with the company’s expansion and cost of capital advantages derived from a recently-launched YieldCo vehicle as drivers of the stock in 2015. Price Target: $34.00 (+79.5 percent)
- Exelon Corporation EXC 0.16%: Analysts point to earnings drivers such as a recovery in the power market, margin expansion and potential new national and local clean energy standards as reasons to own Exelon. Price target: $40.00 (+9.6 percent)
- Royal Dutch Shell plc (ADR) (NYSE: RDS-A)(NYSE: RDS-B): Analysts believe that improved discipline, resource depth and a superior LNG portfolio will…
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