GE Vernova and Bloom Energy Rise as Data-Center Power Fears Ease
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GE Vernova and Bloom Energy gained after Constellation raised guidance and eased data-center moratorium worries, TIKR and MarketBeat report.
What happened
GE Vernova (GEV) and Bloom Energy (BE) moved higher on November 9, according to TIKR.com, MarketBeat and The Globe and Mail. TIKR.com links GE Vernova's 7% gain to Constellation raising its guidance, which eased fears about a data-center moratorium.
MarketBeat reports Bloom Energy jumped 12%, while Kalkine says the company lifted its annual outlook as power system revenue expanded.
Pluang notes that GE Vernova had fallen over 22% in a month on election-driven worries about data center regulation, even as it reported record orders of $29.3 billion and a backlog near $197 billion. It adds that about 80% of gas turbine orders come from traditional customers, and that the company raised its free cash flow guidance and doubled its buyback authorization to $20 billion.
Context
Makers of power equipment have drawn investor attention because of expected electricity demand from data centers, so regulatory news about those facilities can influence the sector.
Why it matters
The moves show how sensitive power-equipment companies are to policy concerns and to guidance from other energy firms tied to data-center demand.
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