Dividend Power Score
A single, comprehensive score designed to measure the true strength of a company’s dividend.
This score combines three essential pillars of dividend quality:
Consistency – Measures how reliable the dividend has been over time, focusing on payment history, stability, and the absence of cuts or suspensions.
Payability – Assesses the company’s financial ability to sustain its dividend, taking into account cash flow, earnings coverage, balance sheet strength, and overall financial health.
Growth – Evaluates the long-term growth of both the dividend and the company’s share price, highlighting businesses that consistently increase payouts while creating shareholder value.
Higher scores identify companies that have historically delivered dependable income alongside sustained dividend growth and long-term capital appreciation.
Company Overview
New Fortress Energy Inc. (NFE) is a U.S.-based energy infrastructure and integrated natural gas company focused on liquefied natural gas (LNG), power generation, and downstream energy logistics. The company operates across the natural gas value chain, including LNG procurement, shipping, regasification, terminal infrastructure, and power delivery. NFE primarily serves utilities, industrial customers, power producers, commercial users, and government-linked energy markets, with a strategic emphasis on regions that lack reliable natural gas infrastructure or seek alternatives to fuel oil and coal.
NFE’s principal revenue drivers include LNG sales, terminal and regasification services, power generation, and energy infrastructure operations. The company has positioned itself as a developer of integrated “gas-to-power” solutions, combining LNG import capability with power generation assets in emerging and underserved markets. Founded in 2018 by Wes Edens, NFE expanded rapidly through infrastructure development, acquisitions, and long-term LNG supply arrangements. Its growth strategy has centered on vertically integrating energy logistics and accelerating deployment of modular LNG infrastructure in markets with growing electricity demand.
Business Operations
NFE operates through integrated energy and infrastructure activities spanning LNG supply, transportation, terminal operations, and power generation. Its business includes ownership or operation of LNG import terminals, floating storage and regasification units (FSRUs), liquefaction infrastructure, shipping arrangements, and power plants. Key operational platforms include Fast LNG, NFE Infrastructure, and regional gas-to-power projects. The company generates revenue from LNG sales contracts, terminal fees, electricity sales, and infrastructure services.
The company maintains operations across both domestic and international markets, with major activities in the Americas and expanding exposure in Europe. NFE has controlled or partnered assets in Puerto Rico, Brazil, Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua, and other regions. It has also developed relationships with upstream gas suppliers and LNG producers to secure feedstock and long-term supply access. Major subsidiaries and affiliated operations include New Fortress Energy Puerto Rico, Hygo Energy Transition assets acquired in Brazil, and LNG-related infrastructure entities tied to its marine and logistics operations.
Strategic Position & Investments
NFE’s strategy has focused on developing integrated LNG ecosystems in markets with constrained energy infrastructure, particularly where natural gas can displace higher-cost or higher-emission fuels. The company has invested heavily in floating LNG infrastructure, modular liquefaction systems, and downstream power assets designed for faster deployment than traditional large-scale energy projects. Its Fast LNG initiative represents a core strategic effort aimed at deploying offshore liquefaction capacity with lower capital intensity and shorter construction timelines.
The company has completed several significant investments and acquisitions to expand geographic reach and infrastructure capabilities. The acquisition of Hygo Energy Transition Ltd. and Golar LNG Partners LP assets materially expanded NFE’s Brazilian operations and floating LNG infrastructure portfolio. NFE has also invested in LNG shipping access, terminal development, and power generation projects tied to long-term fuel supply arrangements. Emerging focus areas include offshore LNG production, integrated gas-to-power systems, and expansion of energy security infrastructure in developing and import-dependent regions.
Geographic Footprint
NFE is headquartered in New York, United States, and maintains a broad operational presence across the Caribbean, Latin America, and portions of Europe. The company has developed LNG terminals, power assets, and logistics operations in countries including Puerto Rico, Brazil, Jamaica, Mexico, and Nicaragua. Its operations are concentrated in regions where energy demand growth and infrastructure shortages create opportunities for LNG-based solutions.
Internationally, NFE has expanded through both greenfield infrastructure development and acquisitions. Brazil represents one of its most significant international markets following the integration of former Hygo assets and associated terminal operations. The company also participates in global LNG sourcing and shipping networks, giving it operational exposure beyond its primary end markets. Its infrastructure footprint includes marine terminals, floating regasification assets, and power generation facilities positioned near coastal demand centers.
Leadership & Governance
NFE was founded by Wes Edens, who has played a central role in shaping the company’s infrastructure-driven growth strategy and international expansion efforts. The company’s leadership has emphasized vertical integration, speed of project execution, and the use of modular LNG technologies to address energy supply gaps in emerging and infrastructure-constrained markets. Public filings and investor communications consistently describe NFE’s strategic focus as combining LNG logistics, power delivery, and long-term contracted infrastructure operations.
Key executives include:
- Wes Edens – Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
- Christopher S. Guinta – Chief Financial Officer
- Douglas J. Jacobson – President
- Adam M. Feild – General Counsel and Secretary
- Jamaluddin “Jam” Mohamed – Senior leadership roles associated with infrastructure and operations initiatives in prior reporting
Information regarding executive responsibilities and governance structure has been verified through SEC filings, company investor materials, and major financial reporting sources. Certain executive role changes and organizational updates may vary across reporting periods depending on filing dates and corporate restructuring disclosures.