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Data centers need a lot of energy. Some turn to fossil fuels for power

Indiana utilities face rising electricity demand from hyperscale data centers, and filings show many plans rely on fossil fuels. NIPSCO’s GenCo will supply Amazon’s Hobart site with 3,000 MW from two 1,300 MW gas plants plus 400 MW batteries, and supports other large loads; it also agreed to buy power from the coal Merom plant. Indiana Michigan Power plans new gas/wind capacity. AES will add 130 MW solar and 450+ MW batteries for Google’s Monrovia site. Duke provides Meta carbon-free power. Cent

AES clean energy projects for US commercial customers

AES clean energy projects provide tailored solar, wind, and battery storage solutions for U.S. businesses and utilities. These projects allow customers to reduce emissions, stabilize energy costs, and improve resilience without owning power plants. AES has significantly expanded its renewable portfolio, offering long-term contracts for clean power and energy-as-a-service to a wide range of commercial, industrial, tech, and public sector clients.

AES Corp. stock (US00130H1059): earnings, clean-energy strategy and what matters for investors

AES Corp. recently reported its Q1 2026 results, showing solid growth in renewables and US utilities while continuing its pivot away from coal. The company's strategy focuses on large-scale renewables and battery storage projects in the Americas, supported by long-term power purchase agreements. This article examines AES's business model, revenue drivers, industry trends, competitive position, and the risks and opportunities for US investors.