NextEra Energy Resources, LLC

United Statesnexteraenergyresources.com

Its role Investor / Financier

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partner companies
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NextEra Energy Resources, LLC is the competitive clean-energy subsidiary of NextEra Energy, Inc., based in Juno Beach, Florida. It develops, owns, and operates power generation and energy infrastructure across the U.S. and Canada, with a primary focus on utility-scale wind, solar, and battery storage. The company also owns a portfolio of natural gas and nuclear generation assets and participates in transmission projects. Its output is sold mainly under long-term contracts to utilities, municipalities, electric cooperatives, and large commercial and industrial customers.

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As one of North America’s largest generators of electricity from wind and solar, NextEra Energy Resources plays a significant role in supplying low‑carbon power and enabling electrification and decarbonization initiatives across energy‑intensive sectors, including chemicals. The company is also advancing projects in emerging clean fuels such as green hydrogen and related infrastructure to support future industrial demand.

Also known as NextEra.

The project NextEra Energy Resources is involved in

chemXplore tracks 1 project involving NextEra Energy Resources, of which one is active.

Infinium Project Roadrunner e-fuels plant, Pecos
  1. Announced / Concept
  2. FEED / Pre-FID
  3. FID / Sanctioned
  4. Under Construction
  5. Commissioning & Start-up
Phase
Under Construction
Where
United States
Makes
Carbon dioxide , Sustainable Aviation Fuel
Partners
Breakthrough Energy Catalyst , Brookfield , HSBC , Infinium

NextEra Energy Resources in chemical industry news

6 August 2026
Infinium and American Airlines deliver eSAF on commercial passenger flight

First delivery of electro‑SAF made from waste CO₂ and renewable electricity allocated to a commercial passenger flight; fuel was blended and tested to meet ASTM JetA.

16 July 2026
Infinium supplies eNaphtha for On's CleanCloud EVA midsole

CO₂‑derived eNaphtha used as a drop‑in feedstock to produce EVA midsoles at commercial scale; shipments began in 2024, ISCC PLUS chain‑of‑custody, and more than one million pairs produced.

Where its projects are

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