Evergy (EVRG) official guidance

First, the resource additions reflected in the table are consistent with our February 2026 CapEx plan of $21.6 billion over the next five years.

Our solid results through June put us on target for the midpoint of full year 2026 adjusted EPS guidance of $4.14- $4.34 per share.

We are reaffirming our long-term adjusted EPS growth target of 6%-8%+ through 2030 off of the 2026 midpoint of $4.24.

To assist investors and analysts with their modeling, we are providing third quarter adjusted EPS guidance of 50%-53% as measured against the $4.24 midpoint of our 2026 adjusted EPS guidance range.

This represents more than half our expected $700 million-$900 million of equity we expect to issue during the year.

While not reflected in the chart, we expect to execute at least one additional ESA in 2026 and keep this strong momentum going in 2027.

As our capital investment plan grows, we will utilize a prudent mix of debt and equity financing to support our strong investment-grade credit rating and FFO to debt that we currently project to be in the range of 14%-15% from 2026 to 2028, with further strengthening in outer years.

Informed by our 2026 IRP preferred plans in Kansas and Missouri, we now expect approximately $1 billion of incremental capital driven by the generation resources needed to serve the customer agreements we have secured.

This $1 billion increase in generation investments is projected to raise our rate base CAGR through 2030 to approximately 12%, compared to our previous disclosure of 11.5%.

In total, the preferred plan through 2032 include more than 5 GW of new additions, with approximately 3.9 GW of natural gas, nearly 800 MW of solar, and 450 MW of battery storage.

In total, the preferred plan through 2032 include more than 5 GW of new additions, with approximately 3.9 GW of natural gas, nearly 800 MW of solar, and 450 MW of battery storage.

In total, the preferred plan through 2032 include more than 5 GW of new additions, with approximately 3.9 GW of natural gas, nearly 800 MW of solar, and 450 MW of battery storage.

In total, the preferred plan through 2032 include more than 5 GW of new additions, with approximately 3.9 GW of natural gas, nearly 800 MW of solar, and 450 MW of battery storage.

Still no needs in 2030, as our credit metrics just become credit stronger and stronger throughout the forecast period.

That's $3.3 billion in the aggregate.

It's $700 million-$900 million per year from 2026 through 2029.

The strong start to the year in weather normalized load growth is consistent with the overall 3%-4% full-year load growth expectations we shared with you in February and reflective of the positive economic development outlook in our service areas.

This tier one demand enables a transformative growth opportunity, supporting our revised estimate of 7%-8% annual retail load growth through 2030.

In fact, by the end of 2030, we expect to be serving up to 2.25 GW of capacity for this set of new customers.

Next, we forecast $8.4 billion of incremental debt and hybrid securities, net of upcoming maturities.