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In the US, which companies are the major builder of gas-fired power generation facilities? Per Grok 2, based on the information available up to September 2024, several companies have been identified as key players in the development of gas-fired power generation facilities in the U.S.: - **TotalEnergies** has made significant investments by acquiring three gas-fired power plants in Texas with a total capacity of 1.5 GW, indicating their active role in expanding gas-fired generation capacity. - **Capital Power** announced the strategic acquisition of two contracted combined-cycle gas generation facilities, which would position them as having one of the largest non-regulated gas-fired generation fleets in North America. - **FGE Power** is noted for unveiling what's described as the largest gas-fired project to date, the FGE Eagles Pines facility in Cherokee County, Texas. - **Eversource** has been mentioned in the context of leaving the American Gas Association to focus more on decarbonization, which might imply involvement in gas infrastructure, though indirectly related to building new facilities. - **NextEra Energy** is highlighted through X posts as one of the largest owners of gas power plants in the U.S., with their CEO commenting on the future of energy generation favoring renewables over gas but still acknowledging the role of gas in the energy mix. - **Venture Global** signed a significant deal to sell natural gas to Germany, which, while more related to LNG export, underscores their involvement in the broader gas industry, potentially including domestic power generation facilities. - **Cheniere Energy** has been recognized as the largest producer of liquefied natural gas in the U.S., which, while focusing on LNG, indicates their substantial involvement in the gas sector, possibly extending to power generation. These companies are actively investing in or are associated with the development, ownership, or expansion of gas-fired power generation in the U.S., reflecting both their strategic interests and the ongoing significance of natural gas in the U.S. energy mix. However, remember that the landscape of energy production is dynamic, with companies continually adapting to market changes, policy shifts, and technological advancements. #OurFutureIsElectric #OFIE

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