Alternative Energy

The pipeline operator sets a 2027 net capital spending range of C$6B to C$6.5B and approves Midwest expansions targeting 2030 service.

Shoals holders would receive 1.6931 ARRAY shares per share and own about 65% of the combined company, with closing targeted for early 2027.

A US$36M tariff benefit lifted gross margin, while net cash and investments slipped and fourth-quarter sales guidance came in lower.

The reactor developer maintains its 2027 deployment target, while formal construction permit application submission remains ahead.

Available liquidity stood near US$700M at Sept. 30 as the company advanced a US$2.3B Great Basin expansion targeting service in late 2028.

The Anais dyke interval includes 142 metres at 1.97 per cent lithium oxide, with true thickness estimated at about 80 per cent of drilled length.

The generator forecasts US$1.5B to US$1.75B in adjusted free cash flow for 2027 as acquired plants contribute a full year.

Foremost receives C$650,000, retains 20 per cent of each property and issues five-year warrants to Denison with an ownership cap.

The companies accept 101 proposed conditions and modify 13 others, retaining four years of shareholder-funded residential bill credits.

Electrical Americas backlog reached US$16 billion as new manufacturing capacity helped lift its margin from the preceding quarter.

The generator kept its cash-flow and adjusted EBITDA forecasts while raising 2026 sustaining capital spending to C$350M to C$370M.

The New Jersey utility and nuclear owner kept its 2026 earnings outlook and expects to fund a US$24B to US$28B capital plan without new equity.

The developer is negotiating federal pilot-factory agreements while its first irradiated fuel samples undergo examination in Idaho.

Initial capacity of 1,440 MVA is scheduled for the end of 2029, while the land deal leaves cost and AI customer commitments undisclosed.

Three investments reached final investment decision, including a Midwestern Gas Transmission expansion and an Indiana power-plant lateral.

The final US$24.7M tranche supports five fuel-cell blocks, but the announcement omits net proceeds, repayment terms and delivery dates.

The first new machine leaves Tennessee for final assembly in Ohio, ahead of a year-end manufacturing target.

The manufacturing agreement covers upper reactor coolant system components, with price, payment terms and delivery dates undisclosed.

PROPWR has about 510 MW under contract, while ProPetro targets 250 to 275 MW deployed by the end of 2026.

The grid-equipment purchase is expected to close in late 2027, with the price funded equally through cash and debt.

Previously announced economics assume US$25,000 a tonne lithium carbonate and estimate a 10.8 per cent after-tax return.

The utility forecasts 2027 adjusted earnings of US$2.22 to US$2.30 a share, with data centre investments supporting faster growth.

The utility retains its US$24 billion capital plan while separating operating demand from signed load additions in a 745 MW total.

Future task orders will set TRISO fuel quantities and delivery dates, while Antares targets Mark-1 electricity production in 2027.

Indiana-made cells and modules are due by the end of 2026, ahead of the buyer's planned construction starts in 2027.

The denial leaves the state water-quality certification vacated, while Williams' project page still targets service in late 2027.

Eco DC Solutions says capacity would exceed 2.1 GW; its Oct. 26 release omits equipment prices, binding purchase terms and delivery dates.

Google will fund flexible household and business resources in PJM, but the companies disclose no price or delivery schedule.

Fortum's jointly owned disposal company must complete commissioning and pass a STUK inspection before operations can begin.

The reactor developer targets Oct. 30 for the remaining six chapters and retains its company-set 2027 deployment goal.

Crews are assessing two undrilled occurrences and the corridor between them, with initial results expected in early 2027.

The delayed draw facility starts with US$171 million borrowed and a 180-day maturity, with an extension tied to supply agreements and lender consent.

The National Wealth Fund is providing £12.2 million, with admission targeted for Nov. 12 subject to shareholder approval.

An initial study is estimated at six months; NANO disclosed no retainer amount, fabrication price or component delivery date.