Constellation Buys Shell's Rhode Island Gas Plant for $715 Million

Constellation Energy is acquiring Shell's 609-megawatt Rhode Island gas plant for $715 million to expand its New England footprint. Concurrently, Shell is swapping this asset for a smaller 169-megawatt facility in Pennsylvania to gain exposure to the PJM market, where surging data-center demand is driving up the value of dispatchable power.
According to GN auto stocks/utilities: power plant, Shell is simultaneously acquiring 100% of the 169-megawatt Hunlock Creek Generating facility in Pennsylvania to establish a foothold in the PJM Interconnection market. This move allows Shell to reposition its portfolio toward regions with higher data-center-driven demand, effectively swapping its New England asset for a strategic presence in one of North America's largest electricity grids.
Source: tekedia.comConstellation Energy expands its ISO New England footprint by acquiring the 609-megawatt Rhode Island State Energy Center from Shell for $715 million, adding dispatchable capacity to its merchant portfolio.
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