NRG at a Glance: Q3 2025

Our company news

NRG closed two loan agreements under the Texas Energy Fund to support a 456 MW natural gas generation project at T.H. Wharton and a 721 MW natural gas power plant at Cedar Bayou. These projects reinforce our commitment to delivering reliable, dispatchable power to meet growing customer demand.

NRG also announced the dual listing of its common stock on NYSE Texas, where it serves as a founding member.

For the second consecutive year, NRG raised its guidance reflecting the strength of our platform and strong execution from the NRG team.

Insights from our leaders and experts

Dak Liyanearachchi, NRG’s Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer, joined GridFWD 2025 to discuss how data and technology are driving smarter, more efficient grid solutions and empowering customers across industries.

Mark Parsons, Head of Texas Energy, contributed expert insights to Pew and Marketplace, discussing how virtual power plants and AI-driven analytics can help meet growing electricity demand and strengthen grid reliability amid rapid electrification.

Matt Pistner, Senior Vice President of Operations, was featured in Weathering the Storm, a series exploring how NRG prepares its infrastructure for extreme weather. He shared how forecasting, planning, and innovation ensure energy reliability when it’s needed most.

Lyesha Fletcher, Vice President of Business Care, detailed how NRG blends empathy and automation to enhance the customer experience. Her piece highlighted how combining state-of-the-art technology with emotionally intelligent service can create efficient and human experiences for our customers.

Suraiya Khoja, Vice President of Product & Enterprise, shared how technology strategy, leveraging AI and data, can empower people, drive innovation, and turn insights into solutions that benefit everyone.

Scott Hart, Senior Vice President of Business Sales, hosts the  “NRG On Energy” podcast, conversing with company leaders on how technology, data, and customer-focused solutions are shaping a sustainable future.

Robert Ott, Vice President of Origination, explored how rising load growth is reshaping the energy landscape, diving into how NRG is managing the intersection of increased demand, infrastructure planning, and customer reliability.

Suzie Dieth, Vice President of Customer Experience Insights, was featured by Forrester for her leadership in customer experience strategy, highlighting how NRG leverages data and insights to continuously improve engagement and satisfaction.

NRG launched a new video series aimed at providing valuable insights on what’s next in energy. This series will explore how the energy landscape is evolving and how NRG can partner with businesses to provide sustainable solutions now and in the future.

Giving back to our communities

Green Mountain Energy Sun Club partnered with Cancer Bridges in July to reduce utility costs with solar energy. A $116,000 sustainability grant from Sun Club went toward a 46 kW solar array system that’s predicted to save the organization $6,000 in its first year. These savings will allow Cancer Bridges to allocate additional resources to support individuals and families affected by cancer.

During our 18th annual positiveNRG Impact Week, thousands of employees across the United States and Canada came together in support of Meals for Millions, an NRG campaign focused on helping fight hunger in our communities.

We partnered with regional food banks and hunger-focused nonprofits, including the Houston Food Bank, Food Bank Network of Somerset County, Kids’ Meals, Granite Education Foundation, Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank, and local organizations across more than 40 communities. We’re proud to report that our employees packed and delivered more than two million meals to our neighbors in need.