Stock market investors are watching energy stocks as the AI data center boom strains the U.S. power grid. Artificial intelligence infrastructure, electricity demand, nuclear power, natural gas, hydrogen energy, and grid modernization are becoming critical to AI growth in 2026.
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- 16 Feb 2026, 01:29 UTC
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- 18 May 2026, 20:24 UTC
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The AI boom is driving significant demand for energy infrastructure, but the power grid is a major bottleneck. Companies like Generac (GNRC), FTAI Aviation (FTAI), and GE Vernova (BE) are benefiting from this trend, with strong order backlogs and growth projections. NuScale Power (SMR) is an interesting case; despite recent stock price volatility and earnings misses, its unique nuclear technology and backlog of orders could offer long-term potential, especially if their AI-driven efficiencies materialize. The reliance on energy for AI infrastructure is a significant theme, impacting companies across various sectors from semiconductors to energy providers.
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