Vistra

The largest competitive power generator in the United States, Vistra sells electricity two ways: it owns roughly 40 gigawatts of generation, and it retails power to homes and businesses under brands like TXU Energy. That pairing lets it produce electricity and sell it directly to end users. Vistra emerged in 2016 from the bankruptcy of Energy Future Holdings, the failed debt-fueled buyout of the old Texas utility TXU, and has since grown by acquisition, including a purchase of Energy Harbor that added nuclear plants to a fleet spanning natural gas, coal, solar and batteries. Its nuclear and gas capacity has turned into an unexpected growth story as data centers scramble for round-the-clock power, making Vistra one of the more direct ways to invest in electricity demand from artificial intelligence.

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