Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners and PensionDanmark have established Plexar Energy, a new company specializing in microgrids to advance the industrialization of renewable energy systems. This initiative seeks to capitalize on the increasing demand for microgrids, which promise faster electrification and energy independence for industries. Supported by the CI Microgrid Electrification Fund, Plexar Energy aims to provide cost-effective, grid-integrated solutions that cater to industries such as heavy transport and warehouse operations. With microgrids presenting a viable path for reducing energy costs and stabilizing local grids, this development marks an important step in the energy transition, supporting businesses in achieving greater energy efficiency and sustainability.

In other trading, Nucor was a standout up 10.1% and ending trading at $120.40. At the same time, First Solar trailed, down 5.3% to end trading at $149.65.

First Solar plans rapid U.S. manufacturing expansion, positioning for significant competitive gains. Click to explore the full narrative on First Solar's strategic advancements.

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