On June 4, GE Vernova fell 3.65% in regular trading, trading at $937.83/share, with trading volume of $449 million. The stock has weakened significantly since late May, declining from approximately $1,024 to current levels.

On the news front, CEO Scott Strazik expressed concerns at the Bernstein 42nd Annual Strategic Decisions Conference regarding the pace of AI data center project execution. He noted that an increasing number of U.S. states are pushing back against energy-intensive data center developments, with some customers struggling to convert planned projects into actual construction due to grid approval bottlenecks and local policy obstacles. The remarks directly sparked market skepticism about the previously anticipated explosion in AI-driven power demand, putting broad pressure on gas turbine and grid equipment stocks.

Within the Heavy Electrical Equipment sector, stocks declined broadly: X-Energy down 8.91%, NANO Nuclear Energy down 4.72%, Bloom Energy Corp down 3.65%, NuScale Power down 3.0%, and Forgent Power Solutions down 1.97%.

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