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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.

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

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

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.

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

Construction is underway on a commercial LEU+ factory, with listed owners Cameco and Brookfield Renewable exposed through their Westinghouse interests.

The state and Hoosier Energy will assess sites, financing and power contracts, with no study budget or construction decision date disclosed.

Google will cover new power resources over a 20-year contract, with batteries expected online in 2028 pending Arkansas approval.

The completed acquisition uses US$95 million in cash and US$21 million in equity, adding four manufacturing facilities and about 400 employees.

Coin-cell testing supports a move to larger pouch prototypes, while government and defence procurement qualification remains a longer-term goal.

The Oct. 15 petition asks to participate in the PUC case over transmission costs and interruptible service for large data centres.

The revision incorporates Vogtle construction experience, with a Dec. 28 effective date conditional on the NRC comment process.

The proposed project debt awaits lender diligence and final documents as Phase 1 completion remains targeted for December 2026.

Common-share sales funded US$21 million of the bitcoin purchases, with another US$0.5 million supplied from cash.

FERC set an Oct. 22 intervention deadline as NGPL seeks 321,200 dekatherms a day of new capacity for power generation.

The Oct. 8 report asks the NRC to confirm that building the thermal and electric facility is not nuclear construction.

An unnamed MISO Zone 6 utility will buy Merom capacity and contingent power from June 2029, with part of the revenue tied to forward prices.

Chevron's DJ Basin service agreements and revised Bakken contracts run through 2045; lower Bakken tariffs apply from 2027 through 2033.

Wedgemount’s three-year option ended with no termination payment, removing a route to C$4M in staged exploration spending.

Black Hills plans US$1.8B of gas generation at Cheyenne Prairie, with energy service for Google's data centre due in late 2027.

Funding for three plants depends on DOE conditions; Vistra's first extended uprate filing is planned for 2029.

Constellation says the upgrades represent more than US$4.3B of investment across 11 units, with the first increment expected by 2028.

Gov. Abigail Spanberger filed to participate in Virginia's merger case, citing affordability, jobs and clean-energy concerns.

Prodigy and two First Nations chose BANR, but BWXT disclosed no contract value and has yet to sign a definitive development agreement.

The exchange cited a US$15M market value rule; ESS says shares remain in holders' accounts and plans to request review.

The four-year plan covers existing lines in three states, but Entergy has given no installation start date or full project budget.

Minnesota's attorney general says Xcel has not shown its Google agreement protects other customers from service and stranded costs.

TVA's Clinch River permit took effect Sept. 28; GE Vernova's Sept. 29 release states no equipment price or delivery date.

TransAlta sought US$19.9M for the first 90 days of a federal emergency order; FERC rejected the proposed allocation of those costs.

We Energies says Oracle would take on part of its required nuclear power purchase; Oracle says the subscription needs Wisconsin commission approval.