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AI-power companies face questions over demand and delivery timing

Vistra's CEO bought company stock after a selloff, while Fluence reported a $6.4 billion backlog but delayed $400 million of deliveries. The reports raise questions about the pace and execution of AI-related power infrastructure demand.

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Delays or mispricing in AI-power investment could affect electricity infrastructure planning and energy-sector markets.

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  1. Vistra's CEO Bought $1.17 Million of Stock After the Selloff. Is AI Power Demand Mispriced? ↗finance.yahoo.com · Recorded source date: Sep 6, 2026, 8:32 AM UTC

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