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Energy Sector 13 May 2026 - 19 May 2026
Bloom Energy’s stock traded at $337.49 on June 22, 2026, remaining above last week’s record despite pulling back from its earlier high. A Bloom survey found that 61% of AI data-center builders plan to secure their own power if necessary, highlighting electricity as a key bottleneck. U.S. stock markets were closed for Juneteenth and the weekend, with NYSE trading set to resume Monday. Transocean shares ended at $5.31 on June 18, down from $6.04 on June 12, with trading volume increasing. Earlier, Transocean announced $185 million in new contract backlog for two harsh-environment rigs, securing future revenue, but shares dropped 5.9% as oil prices fell and peers Valaris, Noble, and Seadrill also traded lower. Vistra closed at $163.75 on June 18, up 3.1% for the session and 10.6% for the week, as investors focused on AI data-center power demand; its stock goes ex-dividend soon. Constellation Energy rose 8% for the week, closing at $274.06, with investors watching if new grid rules and project approvals will turn AI-driven demand into cash flow. GE Vernova shares gained 3.6% to $974.82 after volatility, with debate ongoing about data-center power demand and grid growth. Evergy and Entergy posted modest gains but lagged sector peers, as Evergy faced scrutiny over whether data-center growth is already priced in. Energy Transfer LP ended a five-session slide, closing at $19.07 with a 7.1% yield. Quanta Services rose 3.58% to $707.74, supported by AI-driven grid demand, a record backlog, and raised 2026 guidance, with upcoming investor meetings as the next catalyst.