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AES leans on long-term PPAs to power renewable growth as AI-driven power demand rises, locking in stable cash flows and building a 12-GW project backlog.
AES is tapping surging data center power demand and expanding renewables with 12 GW in backlog, but high debt and weaker liquidity may give new investors pause.
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AES and ETR ramp up renewable investments and AI-driven grid upgrades as data center demand accelerates clean power growth.
AES heads into Q4 with estimates pointing to double-digit earnings and revenue growth, fueled by grid upgrades and AI-driven power demand.
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AES Corp said on Tuesday it has signed agreements to provide energy generation for a new Google data center planned in Wilbarger County, Texas.
AES Corporation (AES) is downgraded to Hold, after a ~27% total return since last August, as risk/reward is now less favorable. EBITDA recovery and rerating have played out, but high leverage (~7x net debt/EBITDA) and negative free cash flow persist, due to elevated capex. Data center agreements and renewables offer long-term growth, but capital intensity and acquisition speculation introduce near-term uncertainty.
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