Jera Co., Japan’s largest power generation company and LNG buyer, sees more opportunities to use the fuel to meet surging electricity demand in Malaysia and Indonesia https://t.co/1sxPXHTpu7 ...

China’s electricity companies are confident that ample coal and gas supplies, and an abundance of renewables, will allow them to meet the usual end-year surge in demand without upset https://t.co/clWJTA5Gik ...

Industry Trend - US electricity demand is surging, renewing interest in atomic energy [1] Project Development - South Carolina utility Santee Cooper is in talks with Brookfield to revive a long-abandoned nuclear project [1]

Clean Energy & Data Centers - Investors are overlooking political obstacles and focusing on data centers' high electricity consumption, which will boost US electricity demand [1] - This trend is also benefiting the hydrogen sector [1]

Supply and Demand - Demand for turbines powering natural gas plants is significantly exceeding supply [1] - This imbalance threatens the world's ability to meet rising electricity demand [1]

Industry Trend - Electricity demand is booming in Texas due to homes, businesses, and oil rigs [1] Company Strategy - Vistra plans to expand a natural gas-fired power plant in the Permian Basin to meet the increasing electricity demand [1]

Market Trends & Investment Opportunities - US electricity demand surge will fuel a $350 billion nuclear spending boom [1] - Nuclear reactor output is projected to increase by 63% by 2050 [1]

Industry Trend - The Trump administration aims to accelerate the development of power plants, power lines, and other energy projects [1] - This initiative is in response to the increasing electricity demand from AI and manufacturing sectors [1]

Swelling US demand for electricity has the potential to boost coal consumption as much as 57%, according to mining giant Peabody Energy Corp., in what would be a major shift for an industry that’s been waning for years https://t.co/dfrXduh9ef ...

Shifting gears over to energy, oil and nat gas, the raw commodities also subject to a lot of geopolitical policy shifts. So Paul, for investors looking to maintain energy exposure, you say infrastructure is a safer way to play it. >> I I I believe that wholeheartedly, and we're going to celebrate the 15-year anniversary of AMLP tomorrow with the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange.That's the largest, most liquid MLP ETF, which plays in the energy infrastructure space. But we've seen investors start ...