NextEra Energy Doubles Down on Gas Strategy Amid Steady 15 GW Data Center Pipeline
ByAinvest
Friday, Jan 30, 2026 1:51 pm ET1min read
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NextEra Energy is doubling down on gas investments for data centers, aiming to deliver 6 GW of new gas-fired resources by 2035. The company's pipeline remains stable at 15 GW, with plans to build 20 GW of new gas-fired generation. NextEra Energy Resources has made several acquisitions to expand its gas infrastructure and is partnering with Comstock Resources to build up to 8 GW of gas-fired generation in Central Texas.
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