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Naureen Malik

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Energy Reporter at Bloomberg News

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  • 3 weeks ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Mark Chediak |Naureen Malik

    Vistra Corp. agreed to buy seven natural gas-fired power plants for $1.9 billion, the latest big US generator betting on the fossil fuel to feed the voracious appetite of artificial intelligence. The acquisition follows NRG Energy Inc.’s announcement Monday that it agreed to pay $12 billion, including debt, for a fleet of gas-fired plants from LS Power Equity Advisors LLC. In January, Constellation Energy Group Inc.

  • 3 weeks ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Mark Chediak |Naureen Malik

    Vistra Corp. agreed to buy seven natural gas-fired power plants for $1.9 billion, the latest big US generator betting on the fossil fuel to feed the voracious appetite of artificial intelligence. The acquisition follows NRG Energy Inc.’s announcement Monday that it agreed to pay $12 billion, including debt, for a fleet of gas-fired plants from LS Power Equity Advisors LLC. In January, Constellation Energy Group Inc.

  • 3 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Mark Chediak |Naureen Malik

    Vapor rises from chimney's at a power plant. Photographer: Bloomberg Creative Photos/Bloomberg(Bloomberg) -- Vistra Corp. agreed to buy seven natural gas-fired power plants for $1.9 billion, the latest big US generator betting on the fossil fuel to feed the voracious appetite of artificial intelligence. The acquisition follows NRG Energy Inc.’s announcement Monday that it agreed to pay $12 billion, including debt, for a fleet of gas-fired plants from LS Power Equity Advisors LLC.

  • 3 weeks ago | bloomberglinea.com | Naureen Malik

    Bloomberg — Millones de estadounidenses, desde la parte alta del Medio Oeste hasta la costa del Golfo, se enfrentan este verano a la mayor amenaza de falta de suministro eléctrico en Estados Unidos. Alrededor de 89 millones de personas acceden a tres redes que abarcan partes del centro de EE.UU. consideradas ahora zona de riesgo elevado.

  • 3 weeks ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Naureen Malik

    Millions of Americans from the upper Midwest to the Gulf Coast are facing the biggest threat of power supply shortfalls in the US this summer. About 89 million people access three grids spanning parts of the central US now deemed an elevated risk zone. The shutdown of older power plants, possible forced outages and high demand are contributing to potential deficits, the North American Electric Reliability Corp. said in its annual summer assessment.

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Naureen S. Malik
Naureen S. Malik @naurtorious
13 May 25

NRG’s “Holy Grail” acquisition was built up by little known firm outside the power insisted. Here’s a look at LS Power https://t.co/gfKWDn7ewL

Naureen S. Malik
Naureen S. Malik @naurtorious
13 May 25

https://t.co/gfKWDn7ewL

Naureen S. Malik
Naureen S. Malik @naurtorious
9 May 25

PJM , the largest US electric grid stretching from the Midwest to East Coast, warned for the first time that extreme summer heat may trigger supply shortages. Current expectation is peak demand will rise 0.9% to 154 GW; or to 166 GW in severe scenario https://t.co/w9hDBoFajJ