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This Week In Energy Transition - Battery Storage Powers Forward With Project Alamo City

OCI Energy has secured construction financing for Project Alamo City, a significant battery energy storage system in Texas, marking a notable development in the energy transition sector. The project, supported by ING's construction-to-term loan and related financing solutions, is set to enhance grid stability with a capacity of 120 MW and a 4-hour duration. This development underscores the growing importance of collaborative and innovative financing mechanisms in advancing clean energy infrastructure. Project Alamo City, a collaboration with CPS Energy, aims to bolster long-term energy reliability and exemplifies the strategic deployment of battery storage technology for grid strengthening.

In other trading, Adani Power (NSEI:ADANIPOWER) was a notable mover up 20% and ending the day at ₹170.25, a new 52-week high. Meanwhile, SICC (SHSE:688234) trailed, down 4.8% to finish the session at CN¥83.37.

Adani Power's strategic expansion and stable PPAs position it to benefit from India's rising energy demand. Discover more about Adani Power's potential in our in-depth narrative.

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  • IREN (NasdaqGS:IREN) ended the day at $41.90 up 8.4%, hovering around its 52-week high. On Monday, IREN announced an expansion of its AI Cloud capacity to 23k GPUs, targeting over $500 million in annualized run-rate revenue by early 2026.
  • Applied Materials (NasdaqGS:AMAT) finished trading at $200.52 up 5.5%. This week, Applied Materials collaborated with JBD and RayNeo to achieve a breakthrough in display quality for full-color waveguide AR glasses, enhancing visual performance and user experience.
  • Tesla (NasdaqGS:TSLA) finished trading at $434.21 up 1.9%. This week, Tesla faced an investor proposal for a child labor audit at its annual shareholder meeting.

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