Energy (ET) Slides 0.98% as Market Activity Ranks 395th Amid Global Renewable Shifts and Emerging Market Regulatory Turbulence

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Monday, Sep 22, 2025 6:42 pm ET1min read
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- Energy (ET) fell 0.98% with $0.28B volume, ranking 395th in market activity amid global renewable energy shifts.

- Mars Inc. signed a 1.8 TWh solar power deal with Enel Texas, its largest renewable contract to decarbonize supply chains.

- India's 44 GW renewable surplus highlights oversupply risks as state utilities delay clean power purchases.

- Global energy pricing models face pressure from corporate clean energy demand and emerging market policy adjustments.

On September 22, 2025, , ranking 395th in market activity. The decline followed mixed developments in the energy sector, including large-scale renewable energy agreements and regulatory shifts in emerging markets.

Mars Inc. , marking the largest renewable energy contract in the confectionery giant’s history. The deal, part of Mars’ “Renewable Acceleration” initiative, aims to decarbonize its supply chain by fully sourcing electricity from renewables. Enel’s Texas solar farms will also utilize sheep grazing for vegetation management, blending agriculture with energy production. The agreement underscores growing corporate demand for clean energy, which could indirectly influence Energy’s market position as utilities adjust to shifting demand dynamics.

India’s renewable energy sector faces challenges as state utilities delay clean power purchases, . Federal minister emphasized efforts to push states toward long-term contracts, aligning with broader GST reforms to boost solar competitiveness. While the policy shifts target India’s 2030 renewable goals, the surplus highlights risks of oversupply that could pressure energy pricing models globally, including for companies like Energy.

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