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Baker Hughes targets years of turbine orders as Venture Global plans more than 10 GW of new power
Baker Hughes could supply equipment for up to 16 new Venture Global power islands. See how the deal could extend its energy backlog through 2034.
Baker Hughes (Nasdaq: BKR) raises 2026 guide after $13.6bn Chart deal
Baker Hughes lifted 2026 guidance after buying Chart for $13.6bn. Can LNG growth, $325m of synergies and deleveraging support BKR?
Baker Hughes wins bp North Sea stimulation contract as mature fields need more help
Baker Hughes has secured a multi-field stimulation contract from bp covering new wells and mature UK North Sea production, using a dedicated vessel and modular equipment to improve recovery.
Baker Hughes deepens Sabine Pass LNG role after Chart Industries acquisition
Baker Hughes’ Sabine Pass awards gain weight after Chart Industries, but Cheniere still faces FID, financing and federal approval tests before construction.
Baker Hughes and Kodiak Gas Services sign 1GW gas turbine order for U.S. data centers
Baker Hughes and Kodiak’s 1GW turbine order turns AI data center power demand into a gas infrastructure test for BKR and KGS.
Baker Hughes targets 500 MW geothermal buildout with Mantle Reach Power
Find out how Baker Hughes and Mantle Reach Power plan to build 500 MW of geothermal capacity and what the strategy means for BKR investors. Read more.
Why Baker Hughes’ 500 MW geothermal plan could matter beyond the energy transition
Baker Hughes’ 500 MW geothermal agreement links BKR to clean baseload power, AI data centre demand and financeable energy-transition infrastructure.
Can Baker Hughes’ $13.6bn Chart Industries deal clear Europe’s energy technology test?
Baker Hughes’ Chart deal faces Europe’s June 26 test as LNG, data centres and energy technology reshape industrial M&A.
Nasdaq rallies on Trump tariff optimism, but over 20 stocks tumble as energy, EV, HVAC, and gold miners face sharp pullback
Wall Street rallied, but 20+ stocks crashed—find out why WeRide, Enphase, Lynas, and gold miners plunged despite the Nasdaq’s April 23 comeback.