NextEra Energy announces organizational changes as part of a planned leadership succession process

Leadership Changes - Rebecca Kujawa, president and CEO of NextEra Energy Resources, will retire on May 22, 2025, as part of a planned leadership succession process [1][4] - Brian Bolster, currently executive vice president and CFO of NextEra Energy, will succeed Kujawa as president and CEO of NextEra Energy Resources [1][4] - Mike Dunne, currently treasurer of NextEra Energy, will succeed Bolster as executive vice president and CFO [2][4] Leadership Contributions - Kujawa has had an 18-year career at NextEra Energy, significantly contributing to the company's growth and success in the competitive power generation sector [3][5] - Under her leadership, NextEra Energy Resources has been positioned for continued success, with a strong focus on innovation and operational improvement [3][5] - Bolster brings nearly 25 years of experience from Goldman Sachs, where he was head of natural resources in the Americas, and is expected to leverage his extensive knowledge of the power sector in his new role [6][3] Future Outlook - The leadership transition is expected to capitalize on significant growth opportunities in the energy sector, with Bolster's strong relationships across the industry being a key asset [3][6] - Dunne has been instrumental in leading funding efforts for NextEra Energy's plans to invest over $120 billion in energy infrastructure over the next four years [7][3]