• Emera management commentary attributed third-quarter 2026 earnings weakness primarily to higher mark-to-market losses; net income fell to CAD 182 million.
• Mark-to-market losses increased by CAD 41 million to CAD 76 million, primarily reflecting gas transportation asset amortization and trading-position changes.
• Adjusted net income slipped to CAD 260 million from CAD 263 million, reflecting higher corporate costs and lost Grand Bahama Power earnings.
• Higher Peoples Gas earnings partially offset those pressures, driven by new base rates and increased off-system sales.
• For the first nine months of 2026, adjusted net income rose to CAD 887 million, supported by gas utility and energy-trading earnings.

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