Utilities Scramble for Gas-Fired Capacity
Talen Energy adds 2,567 MW through a $3.45 billion acquisition in PJM to meet rising grid demand driven by electrification and AI data centers, expanding its gas-fired capacity.
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Utilities Scramble for Gas-Fired Capacity
Talen Energy is following in the footsteps of utility peers Vistra and Constellation by spending billions of dollars acquiring gas generation assets to expand their capacity and grow market share in the growing power demand market. After spending about $3.5 billion to acquire gas generation capacity in Pennsylvania and Ohio back in July 2025, the company announced it spent another $3.5 billion to acquire two more gas facilities in Ohio. With the…
Talen Energy stock whipsaws after $3.45 billion gas-plant deal as PJM power rules shift
New York, Jan 16, 2026, 19:56 EST — After-hours Talen Energy Corp (TLN) shares ended Friday down $47.36, or 11.3%, closing at $371.66 after swinging between $366.22 and $425.85. The shift happens as Washington presses PJM Interconnection, the largest U.S. power grid, to speed up solutions amid rising electricity demand driven by data centers. The White House called on PJM to hold an emergency power auction to lower blackout risks, warning demand…
Talen Picks Up Another 3 Gas-Fired Power Plants in PJM for $3.45B - Marcellus Drilling News
At the end of November, Talen Energy, a leading energy producer in the U.S. (owns and operates approximately 13.1 gigawatts (GW) of power infrastructure) completed the acquisition of two gas-fired power plants for $3.8 billion: one located near Wilkes-Barre in northeastern Pennsylvania, and the other in Guernsey County, in eastern Ohio (see Talen Completes Purchase...
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