This Global Utility Stock Looks Very Cheap Right Now as It Invests Nearly $2 Billion in the U.S. Energy Buildout
This Global Utility Stock Looks Very Cheap Right Now as It Invests Nearly $2 Billion in the U.S. Energy Buildout Chris MacDonald Thu, July 2, 2026 at 8:17 AM PDT 5 min read NG.L electricity power lines by Couleur via Pixabay We're seeing a utilities boom like we haven't in quite some time. Indeed, since the rise of the internet, I don't think we've seen this many infrastructure and utilities companies in the limelight as we're seeing now. One company that's starting to grab investor attention in a big way is National Grid (NGG), a U.K.-based electricity and gas utility company. Serving much of the United Kingdom, National Grid is a company that's not often on investors' radar screens, but that could mean that it's an interesting opportunity to consider. More News from Barchart Nat-Gas Prices Fall on Expectations of a Large Weekly Storage Build Back-to-Back Upgrades Signal Rising Institutional Support for FuelCell Energy Stock Crude Prices Slide as G...
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