Capital Power reports a second-quarter loss of about $44 million, while also increasing its dividend. The company says adjusted funds from operations rise to $328 million, compared with $235 million in the prior period, indicating higher cash generation despite the reported net loss. The dividend increase comes as Capital Power presents its quarterly results, combining profitability measures and operational performance. While the reported loss reflects accounting and other non-cash factors, the company’s adjusted funds from operations measure points to improved underlying operating cash flow. Across the outlets, the central figures include the $44 million net loss in the quarter and the dividend increase, alongside the improvement in adjusted funds from operations to $328 million from $235 million. The coverage focuses on the contrast between the net loss and the higher adjusted cash flow, as investors and stakeholders assess how the dividend decision aligns with the company’s operating performance.