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NextEra Energy Wins 3,000-MW Arizona Solar Deal as Data Centers Stretch the Grid

NextEra Energy Wins 3,000-MW Arizona Solar Deal as Data Centers Stretch the Grid

Phoenix — It’s 12:02 PM MST on May 3, 2026. NextEra Energy, Inc.’s renewables division has landed a deal to build 3,000 megawatts of solar for Salt River Project in Arizona, tapping into surging electricity demand across the Phoenix area. Salt River Project expects the solar farms online by the close of 2034, estimating enough output to supply roughly 595,000 homes in the state.
Brookfield Renewable Corporation Weighs BEPC Shake-Up After Record Cash Flow and $2.3 Billion Loss

Brookfield Renewable Corporation Weighs BEPC Shake-Up After Record Cash Flow and $2.3 Billion Loss

Brookfield Renewable Corporation is weighing a potential merger of its BEPC shares and Brookfield Renewable Partners units into a single corporate security, looking to sharpen liquidity and improve index eligibility. The company kicked off the review after BEPC posted higher first-quarter funds from operations, though it booked a $2.3 billion net loss—mostly driven by a non-cash remeasurement on exchangeable shares. Timing is key here. BEPC was set up as the corporate twin of Brookfield Renewable Partners’ limited partnership units, matching them on dividends and allowing holders to swap one-for-one into BEP. Now, if everything is rolled into a single security, the real question is whether that flexibility still justifies the split structure, especially as the group looks to raise capital, unload assets, and snap up more renewable platforms.
NextEra Energy Strikes 3,000 MW Arizona Solar Deal as Power Demand Boom Builds

NextEra Energy Strikes 3,000 MW Arizona Solar Deal as Power Demand Boom Builds

NextEra Energy Resources has landed a deal to build 3,000 megawatts of fresh solar capacity for Salt River Project in Arizona, locking in another major contract as utilities across the U.S. scramble to shore up electricity supplies. The timing is key here: SRP isn’t just maintaining its current setup, but pushing for a much bigger system. The Phoenix-area public power provider says this deal helps back its target of more than doubling its power-system capacity by 2035. Plans call for new solar, natural gas, and battery storage to maintain both reliability and affordability in service.
PSEG’s $960 Million Energy-Savings Update Puts Its Earth Day Push Under Investor Spotlight

PSEG’s $960 Million Energy-Savings Update Puts Its Earth Day Push Under Investor Spotlight

Newark, New Jersey, May 1, 2026, 07:21 PSE&G says its energy-efficiency efforts are saving New Jersey customers close to $960 million annually—a figure the company is spotlighting as PSEG leans into Earth Day themes. Lower bills, fewer emissions, more community impact: that’s the pitch, arriving just before the parent utility’s quarterly report. Since launching the existing program in October 2020, roughly 500,000 households and almost 22,000 businesses have opted for energy-saving upgrades, according to the company.
FuelCell Energy Stock Jumps as AI Power Boom Puts FCEL Back in Play

FuelCell Energy Stock Jumps as AI Power Boom Puts FCEL Back in Play

DANBURY, Connecticut, April 30, 2026, 09:02 EDT FuelCell Energy, Inc. was headed into Thursday’s session trading just below a one-year high, the stock coming off a 37% rally in the previous day. Investors zeroed in on fuel-cell makers seen as beneficiaries of rising AI data center demand. FCEL traded at $13.64 premarket. Shares of Bloom Energy and Plug Power were also quoted up.
Brookfield Renewable Stock Drops 12% Before Q1 Results as BEPC Investors Brace for Friday

Brookfield Renewable Stock Drops 12% Before Q1 Results as BEPC Investors Brace for Friday

Shares of Brookfield Renewable Corp took a steep dive on Wednesday, dropping 12.5% to finish at $35.20—a $5.05 slide—as volume surged ahead of the company’s Q1 earnings. The stock kicked off the session at $40.19, ranging from $34.52 to $40.38. Turnover spiked to 5.61 million shares, far outpacing the three-month average of 1.32 million. Timing’s key here. Brookfield Renewable is set to report first-quarter 2026 earnings around 7:00 a.m. ET on Friday, May 1, with a conference call scheduled for 9:00 a.m. ET to cover results and business updates.
FuelCell Energy Stock Jumps As AI Power Bet Gets Fresh Boost From Bloom Energy

FuelCell Energy Stock Jumps As AI Power Bet Gets Fresh Boost From Bloom Energy

DANBURY, Conn., April 29, 2026, 3:04 p.m. ET FuelCell Energy shot higher Wednesday, part of a fuel-cell sector surge after Bloom Energy boosted its 2026 guidance and posted a sharp revenue increase on strong data center demand for on-site power. FuelCell shares last traded at $12.69, up $2.75 from Tuesday’s finish, with volume topping 13 million shares.
Lithium Americas Stock Jumps As Thacker Pass Turns Into America’s Big Lithium Test

Lithium Americas Stock Jumps As Thacker Pass Turns Into America’s Big Lithium Test

Lithium Americas Corp. shares surged roughly 13% late Monday in U.S. trading, drawing investor focus back to its Thacker Pass lithium project in Nevada, which is backed by the U.S. government. The stock, listed in New York, was recently seen trading at $5.26, with volume topping 19 million shares. Why does 2026 stand out? That’s the year Thacker Pass needs to prove it can shift from policy promise to shovels in the ground. Last week, Wedbush started covering Lithium Americas, assigning a Neutral rating and setting the price target at $8. Analyst Sam Brandeis steps in for Dan Ives, with the firm describing fiscal 2026 as the “key year” for the project’s construction phase and highlighting execution risks before production ever begins.
Bloom Energy Stock Faces a Big Test as BlackRock’s 8.2% Stake Meets Oracle AI Power Bet

Bloom Energy Stock Faces a Big Test as BlackRock’s 8.2% Stake Meets Oracle AI Power Bet

BlackRock has taken a passive 8.2% stake in Bloom Energy Corporation, according to an amended ownership filing dated April 24. The disclosure comes just ahead of the fuel-cell company’s first-quarter report, set for two days later. BlackRock’s filing lists 22,911,282 Class A shares owned, with sole voting rights attached to 22,035,523 of those. Timing’s key here. Bloom is set to report first-quarter numbers after the bell on April 28. Investors will be tuned in less for the actual quarterly figures and more for what management has to say on Oracle, how quickly backlog is being converted, and the trajectory of power demand out of AI data centers.
Plug Power Stock Slips Again: Why PLUG’s May Earnings Test Now Matters

Plug Power Stock Slips Again: Why PLUG’s May Earnings Test Now Matters

Shares of Plug Power Inc. slipped 1.26% to finish at $3.14 on Friday, notching a third straight loss even as the Nasdaq posted gains. The hydrogen company’s stock remains sharply lower—down 31.44% from its 52-week peak of $4.58, according to MarketWatch. Investors are watching to see if the margin improvements can stick. That’s relevant now because Plug's rebound from its early-year lows pushed the focus away from survival funding. The question ahead: not so much if hydrogen equipment will sell, but if the company can convert those orders—along with asset sales and tighter costs—into a cash flow that actually holds up.
Plug Power Stock Watch: Louisiana Hydrogen Plant Hits 90% Availability As Cash Burn Test Looms

Plug Power Stock Watch: Louisiana Hydrogen Plant Hits 90% Availability As Cash Burn Test Looms

Plug Power Inc.’s hydrogen facility in St. Gabriel, Louisiana—part of its joint venture with Olin—generated 448.3 metric tons of liquid hydrogen in the first quarter, with average availability clocking in at 90%. The company, pushing to demonstrate its network’s scalability, also reported filling 101 trailers during the period, 53 of those in March alone. Hydrogen supply and plant uptime are now key to Plug’s margins. Following a year of cutting costs, raising prices, and making network upgrades through its Project Quantum Leap program, the company posted a positive gross margin in the fourth quarter — that’s profit after direct production and service expenses.
SolarEdge Stock Jumps as Bigger Battery Bet Puts Its Turnaround to the Test

SolarEdge Stock Jumps as Bigger Battery Bet Puts Its Turnaround to the Test

SolarEdge Technologies Inc surged over 11% Thursday, closing at $47.36. That move bumped the solar equipment maker’s valuation to around $2.8 billion, outstripping gains in Enphase Energy, First Solar, and Sunrun—those rose just 2% to 4%. Late-day market data put SolarEdge’s trading volume above 5.6 million shares. This shift is significant for SolarEdge, which aims to prove it can turn a sector slump into an actual rebound. Revenue for 2025 landed at $1.18 billion, marking a 31% jump. Even so, a GAAP net loss of $405.4 million still weighed on the bottom line. Free cash flow hit $76.9 million—money available after capital expenses. Back in February, Chief Executive Shuki Nir declared the company was “shifting decisively to offense.”
Tesla’s U.S. Solar Bet Faces China Export Threat as Energy Arm Becomes More Profitable Than Cars

Tesla’s U.S. Solar Bet Faces China Export Threat as Energy Arm Becomes More Profitable Than Cars

China is considering restricting exports of high-end solar-manufacturing equipment to the U.S., a step that could complicate Tesla Inc’s local production ambitions as the company moves deeper into non-EV sectors. People familiar with the discussions say the talks remain early and no decision has been finalized. The potential export controls could put fresh pressure on U.S. firms such as Tesla looking to build or expand new plants. Tesla's energy division is stepping up just as the core car business hits a rough patch. According to Reuters, the company’s storage segment is on track for gross margins of around 30% in 2025. That’s double the roughly 15% margin for the auto side, not counting regulatory credits, after U.S. EV sales slid over 25% in the last six months when the $7,500 federal tax credit ended.
Plug Power Stock Climbs After 2026 Profit Push, Up to $200M Cost-Cut Plan

Plug Power Stock Climbs After 2026 Profit Push, Up to $200M Cost-Cut Plan

Plug Power shares moved higher Thursday, climbing 2.5% to $2.715 as of 3:53 p.m. EDT, after the hydrogen equipment firm reiterated its ambition to hit positive EBITDAS by the end of 2026 during a Canada investor roadshow. The updated presentation, shared with investors, maintained the company's target for the profit metric, which strips out interest, tax, depreciation, amortization, and share-based compensation. Plug's deck also highlighted $150 million to $200 million in anticipated savings from its Project Quantum Leap initiative. The update lands at a key moment for Plug, which is still working to prove that improved margins can actually drive more reliable cash flows. Back in March, the company reported $368.5 million in unrestricted cash at the end of 2025, and it managed to reduce net cash used in operations to $535.8 million—down from $728.6 million the previous year. Plug also expects to bring in over $275 million from asset sales to keep operations funded through 2026.
Plug Power Stock Rises as Quebec Contract Puts 2026 Turnaround Back in Focus

Plug Power Stock Rises as Quebec Contract Puts 2026 Turnaround Back in Focus

Plug Power drew attention again Monday—shares were up roughly 1.5% ahead of the bell, after the hydrogen equipment firm secured a major electrolyzer contract in Quebec, one of its biggest so far. As of 8:44 a.m. EDT, premarket quotes put the stock at $2.445, compared to its $2.41 close on April 2, according to MarketWatch. This is a key test for Plug, which is betting that hefty industrial contracts can help fuel a recovery under new CEO Jose Luis Crespo. On March 2, the company reaffirmed its target for positive EBITDAS—a profitability metric—by the end of 2026, after booking a positive gross margin in the fourth quarter. Crespo has been clear: “disciplined execution” and capital efficiency top his agenda.
Strait of Hormuz Crisis Hits Asia Hard as Fuel Rationing Spreads and Renewables Gain

Strait of Hormuz Crisis Hits Asia Hard as Fuel Rationing Spreads and Renewables Gain

Monday saw Asian officials expand emergency measures, with fuel and shipping prices staying elevated amid the ongoing Strait of Hormuz disruption. A ceasefire proposal remained under discussion between Washington and Tehran, raising hopes for the vital route to reopen. South Korea, weighing its options, signaled a willingness to tolerate limited shipping risk as it scrambles to secure alternative crude supplies and speed up renewable energy efforts. The stakes are high for Asia, which takes in roughly 80% of oil exports passing through Hormuz. Fresh manufacturing numbers are already flagging slower momentum in Indonesia, Vietnam, Taiwan, and the Philippines. The Bank of Japan, via Osaka branch manager Kazuhiro Masaki, cautioned the risks could spread if the conflict drags on, saying it’s “not just about the impact on prices but availability of goods.”
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Plug Power Stock Jumps After Hy2gen Picks It for 275-MW Quebec Hydrogen Project

Plug Power Stock Jumps After Hy2gen Picks It for 275-MW Quebec Hydrogen Project

Plug Power on Thursday announced it’s landed a FEED contract for Hy2gen Canada’s Courant project—a hefty 275-megawatt electrolyzer installation in Baie-Comeau, Quebec. That’s one of the largest deals so far for the company’s electrolyzer business. Plug shares climbed roughly 7%, trading at $2.41 during the morning session. The award arrives as Plug works to turn commercial success into improved margins and cash flow. Back in March, the company reported a positive gross margin for the fourth quarter, sticking with its goal of hitting positive EBITDAS by the fourth quarter of 2026—a metric that strips out interest, taxes, depreciation, amortization, and stock compensation.
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  • GPC Jumps 12.9% as O'Reilly Looks to Buy Auto Unit, Market Eyes Industrial Shift
    July 3, 2026, 5:13 AM EDT. Genuine Parts (GPC) shares soared 12.9% to $132.57 after news hit of O'Reilly Automotive's cash bid topping $10 billion for its auto-parts segment. The reported offer puts a spotlight on GPC's move to tighten its focus on the industrial parts business, where management targets better margins and growth. Even with a big stock surge, analysts left the consensus EPS at $2.10 for next quarter. Revenue is forecast up 3.6% to $6.39 billion from last year. Some say GPC may not hold onto gains unless earnings estimates start to climb. GPC is still rated Zacks Rank #3 (Hold). Over at Driven Brands Holdings (DRVN), shares added 2.6%, with its EPS estimate nudged up over the past month.
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