Texas' surging growth in power demand was a big driver in the $26.6 billion deal to acquire Houston's largest private company.

Separately, Calpine and Constellation are already among the largest power generation companies in the country.

Competitive generation giant Constellation has agreed to acquire Calpine Corp. in a $16.4 billion deal that is set to create the largest producer of clean

Constellation Energy Group Inc. has agreed to buy a Texas company in a deal worth more than $26 billion that will create one of the largest energy producers in the country.

Constellation is buying power natural gas and geothermal power provider Calpine in a cash-and-stock deal valued at approximately $16.4 billion, joining together two of the country’s biggest power companies.

Constellation Energy is nearing a roughly $30 billion deal to acquire power producer Calpine, people familiar with the matter said on Wednesday, a move that would significantly expand Constellation's generation assets at a time of rising U.

This is different than in February 2021 when the there was a days long winter storm across the state. In the Dallas-Fort Worth area, the frigid temperatures lasted days in mid-February, with highs above freezing only once between Feb. 10 and Feb. 18.

Calpine's facilities are located mostly on the East Coast (mid-Atlantic and New England), Texas, and California. Also like Constellation, Calpine has a strong sales and marketing organization with ...

the Public Utility Commission of Texas and other regulatory agencies. Privately held Calpine is based in Houston. Shares of Constellation Energy Corp., based in Baltimore, surged more than 13% ...

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Advanced nuclear technology firm Oklo is partnering with Texas-based prime and backup solutions company RPower to roll out an innovative “phased energy

Enron, or the satire-infused Frankenstein version of the long-deceased company, filed an application Tuesday to become Texas’ newest retail electric provider.