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Fervo Energy Company Class A common stock (FRVO)

Q3 202617 Jun – 25 Sep 2026

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Fervo's Q3: Google deal, first power, but stock still fell

Google 396 MW power deal Fervo signed a 396 MW power deal with Google, bringing total contracted capacity to about 1 GW. This major customer win validates demand for geothermal energy from data centers.
The Google deal is a significant new contract that directly supports future revenue growth.
First Power at Cape Station Fervo achieved First Power at Cape Station, meaning the plant began generating electricity. This milestone shows the project is moving from drilling to actual production.
First Power is a key operational milestone that de-risks the project and confirms progress.
Record drilling and capacity target raise Fervo drilled Sawtooth 7 in a record 21 days and raised its 2030 capacity target to 1.1 GW. Faster drilling lowers costs and supports ambitious growth plans.
Improved drilling speed and a higher capacity target signal execution strength and future supply growth.
Stock down despite positive news Despite operational wins, Fervo's stock fell 48.6% over 90 days and 54.3% year to date. A $31.8 million Q1 net loss and heavy planned spending weighed on investor sentiment.
The stock decline is a major counterweight, showing that positive news did not translate into price gains.

September 20261 Sep – 25 Sep 2026

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Fervo's Google Deal and First Power Validate Geothermal Growth Story

Record Google Power Deal Fervo signed a 396 MW geothermal power deal with Google, with an option for 600 MW more, bringing total contracted capacity to about 1 GW. This locks in long-term revenue and proves demand for its technology, pushing the stock up.
This is the core new event that directly boosts Fervo's contracted revenue and validates its business model.
First Power at Cape Station Fervo achieved First Power at its Cape Station project, sending electricity to the grid for the first time. This proves its enhanced geothermal technology works at utility scale, reducing execution risk and supporting the stock.
This milestone is a new operational achievement that de-risks the company's technology and future revenue.
Government Funding and Index Inclusion Fervo received fresh U.S. Department of Energy funding and was added to multiple Russell indices. This provides capital and increases visibility, which can attract more investors and lift the stock.
These are new capital and market-structure events that improve Fervo's financial position and investor access.
Valuation and Losses Counterweight Despite the good news, Fervo's stock is down 48.6% over 90 days and 54.3% year to date. The company still has net losses and plans heavy spending, so the positive drivers are offset by financial risks.
This provides the necessary counterweight, showing that despite operational wins, the stock faces valuation and profitability concerns.

Latest1 Sep – 25 Sep 2026

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Fervo's Google Deal and First Power Validate Geothermal Growth Story

Record Google Power Deal Fervo signed a 396 MW geothermal power deal with Google, with an option for 600 MW more, bringing total contracted capacity to about 1 GW. This locks in long-term revenue and proves demand for its technology, pushing the stock up.
This is the core new event that directly boosts Fervo's contracted revenue and validates its business model.
First Power at Cape Station Fervo achieved First Power at its Cape Station project, sending electricity to the grid for the first time. This proves its enhanced geothermal technology works at utility scale, reducing execution risk and supporting the stock.
This milestone is a new operational achievement that de-risks the company's technology and future revenue.
Government Funding and Index Inclusion Fervo received fresh U.S. Department of Energy funding and was added to multiple Russell indices. This provides capital and increases visibility, which can attract more investors and lift the stock.
These are new capital and market-structure events that improve Fervo's financial position and investor access.
Valuation and Losses Counterweight Despite the good news, Fervo's stock is down 48.6% over 90 days and 54.3% year to date. The company still has net losses and plans heavy spending, so the positive drivers are offset by financial risks.
This provides the necessary counterweight, showing that despite operational wins, the stock faces valuation and profitability concerns.

July 202617 Jun – 12 Aug 2026

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Fervo's drilling and capacity gains offset by losses and stock slump

Bernstein bullish initiation Bernstein initiated coverage with a bullish view on Fervo as a top pick, citing a once-in-a-generation U.S. energy restructuring and power demand growth from data centers and AI. This boosts investor confidence and can lift FRVO's price.
New analyst endorsement highlights growing demand for geothermal, a key positive driver.
Q1 loss but Cape Station advances Fervo reported a $31.8 million Q1 net loss, yet completed drilling at Cape Station Phase I and started Phase II, targeting first power in Q4 2026. The loss pressures the stock, but project progress supports future revenue.
Earnings show current cash burn while operational milestones underpin the long-term growth story.
Nvidia and PNNL digital twin Fervo partnered with Nvidia and PNNL to build an AI-powered geothermal digital twin, aiming to improve production. This innovation could lower costs and boost output, positively influencing FRVO's long-term prospects.
New technology partnership enhances efficiency and scalability, a positive catalyst.
Record drilling and raised capacity target Fervo drilled Sawtooth 7 in 21 days, matching a Phase I record with a deeper, hotter well, and raised its 2030 capacity target to 1.1 GW. Faster drilling and higher targets signal improving economics and growth, supporting the stock.
Operational efficiency and expanded capacity directly address cost and scale concerns.

17 Jun – 12 Aug 2026

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Fervo's drilling and capacity gains offset by losses and stock slump

Bernstein bullish initiation Bernstein initiated coverage with a bullish view on Fervo as a top pick, citing a once-in-a-generation U.S. energy restructuring and power demand growth from data centers and AI. This boosts investor confidence and can lift FRVO's price.
New analyst endorsement highlights growing demand for geothermal, a key positive driver.
Q1 loss but Cape Station advances Fervo reported a $31.8 million Q1 net loss, yet completed drilling at Cape Station Phase I and started Phase II, targeting first power in Q4 2026. The loss pressures the stock, but project progress supports future revenue.
Earnings show current cash burn while operational milestones underpin the long-term growth story.
Nvidia and PNNL digital twin Fervo partnered with Nvidia and PNNL to build an AI-powered geothermal digital twin, aiming to improve production. This innovation could lower costs and boost output, positively influencing FRVO's long-term prospects.
New technology partnership enhances efficiency and scalability, a positive catalyst.
Record drilling and raised capacity target Fervo drilled Sawtooth 7 in 21 days, matching a Phase I record with a deeper, hotter well, and raised its 2030 capacity target to 1.1 GW. Faster drilling and higher targets signal improving economics and growth, supporting the stock.
Operational efficiency and expanded capacity directly address cost and scale concerns.

CK Power Public Company Limited (CKP.BK)

Q3 202620 Jul – 6 Oct 2026

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CKP's Q3 profit peak meets El Niño risk and weak Q2

Q3 high season to lift profit to year's peak Lao hydropower plants are in their annual high-water season, and the BIC gas plant has no maintenance shutdown, so analysts expect Q3 2026 profit of 800–900 million baht — the year's best quarter. That supports the share price near term.
The seasonal profit peak is the main positive force behind CKP right now.
Weak Q2 profit and super El Niño risk Q2 2026 net profit fell 84% to 99 million baht on lower Nam Ngum 2 output and a currency loss, missing estimates. Analysts also warn a super El Niño could cut water flows from late 2026 into 2027, a medium-term drag.
This is the main counterweight — weak reported earnings and a looming drought risk.
Luang Prabang dam and solar projects advance CKP's 50%-owned Luang Prabang hydropower project is 77% built and due to start in 2030, funded by green bonds at low cost. Its 5 MW solar project with BEM began operating in September, adding renewable capacity and future revenue.
New project progress and low-cost funding underpin CKP's long-term growth story.
ESG recognition draws institutional money CKP was named to the ESG100 list for a fifth year and flagged by Kasikorn Securities as a beneficiary of Thailand's coming carbon pricing and CBAM rules. Good ESG scores can attract foreign and institutional investors, supporting demand for the stock.
ESG standing is a fresh, recurring reason investors may buy CKP.

August 202620 Jul – 6 Oct 2026

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CKP's Q3 profit peak meets El Niño risk and weak Q2

Q3 high season to lift profit to year's peak Lao hydropower plants are in their annual high-water season, and the BIC gas plant has no maintenance shutdown, so analysts expect Q3 2026 profit of 800–900 million baht — the year's best quarter. That supports the share price near term.
The seasonal profit peak is the main positive force behind CKP right now.
Weak Q2 profit and super El Niño risk Q2 2026 net profit fell 84% to 99 million baht on lower Nam Ngum 2 output and a currency loss, missing estimates. Analysts also warn a super El Niño could cut water flows from late 2026 into 2027, a medium-term drag.
This is the main counterweight — weak reported earnings and a looming drought risk.
Luang Prabang dam and solar projects advance CKP's 50%-owned Luang Prabang hydropower project is 77% built and due to start in 2030, funded by green bonds at low cost. Its 5 MW solar project with BEM began operating in September, adding renewable capacity and future revenue.
New project progress and low-cost funding underpin CKP's long-term growth story.
ESG recognition draws institutional money CKP was named to the ESG100 list for a fifth year and flagged by Kasikorn Securities as a beneficiary of Thailand's coming carbon pricing and CBAM rules. Good ESG scores can attract foreign and institutional investors, supporting demand for the stock.
ESG standing is a fresh, recurring reason investors may buy CKP.

Latest20 Jul – 6 Oct 2026

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CKP's Q3 profit peak meets El Niño risk and weak Q2

Q3 high season to lift profit to year's peak Lao hydropower plants are in their annual high-water season, and the BIC gas plant has no maintenance shutdown, so analysts expect Q3 2026 profit of 800–900 million baht — the year's best quarter. That supports the share price near term.
The seasonal profit peak is the main positive force behind CKP right now.
Weak Q2 profit and super El Niño risk Q2 2026 net profit fell 84% to 99 million baht on lower Nam Ngum 2 output and a currency loss, missing estimates. Analysts also warn a super El Niño could cut water flows from late 2026 into 2027, a medium-term drag.
This is the main counterweight — weak reported earnings and a looming drought risk.
Luang Prabang dam and solar projects advance CKP's 50%-owned Luang Prabang hydropower project is 77% built and due to start in 2030, funded by green bonds at low cost. Its 5 MW solar project with BEM began operating in September, adding renewable capacity and future revenue.
New project progress and low-cost funding underpin CKP's long-term growth story.
ESG recognition draws institutional money CKP was named to the ESG100 list for a fifth year and flagged by Kasikorn Securities as a beneficiary of Thailand's coming carbon pricing and CBAM rules. Good ESG scores can attract foreign and institutional investors, supporting demand for the stock.
ESG standing is a fresh, recurring reason investors may buy CKP.