ITC Holdings Corp. (NYSE:ITC)

Strong company, good dividend, sector tailwinds: all that renewable energy is going to need new transmission lines.

Steadily increasing revenue, earnings and dividend. Good time to buy it.

HIgh power transmission lines + preferred provider + infrastructure builder + govt desire to increase network + wind energy = serious moat + growth.

undervalued

the trend is your friend. Electrical consumption can be expected to go up and utilities will seek ways to be a low cost producer. Even in spite of the coal industry resisting, a gradual decade shift is likely from coal toward natural gas and wind.

Builds electrical transmission lines - great bet for right now (political and infrastructure aims).

The area they serve s growing and they will need power

good dividends and positioned well for smart grid rollout

ITC is building their lines to last. That means over the long term they will not begin to see large costs to maintain their lines. Rapid expansion of wind energy in the plains states means there is lots of room for growth, and ITC is already benefiting from this trend in Kansas and Iowa. They have never missed or a dividend payment.

One of the easiest/cheapest ways to be eco-friendly and getting wind energy on the grid.

Regulatory advantage

GROWTH OVER NEXT 2 YRS

Solid fundamentals.
Poised to take advantage of the growing (urgent) need to update the nation's transmission line infrastructure.

Smart grid with play with a regulatory edge over most utilities... a slow but steady gainer.

Seriously amazing outlook for this company. I have been looking for a diversified energy company to invest in for sometime, and I strongly believe ITC has what it takes to be a leader in the next generation of energy potential. I, personally, believe we need to "Drill baby drill" as well as harness the wind corridor - both as soon as possible. Our economy will flourish when we are not so dependent for a primary, fundamental resource such as energy.

Specializes in electrical distribution. Most other utilities don't.

I am worried about the recent supreme court ruling that does not give these utilities the right to lay lines without state approval. this could significantly affect the future of ITC and their ability to continue with rapid growth and to realize their ultimate plan of the wind super highway.

A green future

I like the prospects of electrical infrastructure upgrades in the US and a mid-cap company like ITC usually makes for good growth opportunities. The Midwestern energy movement will be huge, have you seen the number of wind turbines in the Plains States? Illinois and Indiana alone have huge wind farms visible for miles from the highways. Strong financial statements sold me on this company.