On June 6, GE Vernova fell 3.04% in regular trading, trading at approximately $934.70/share, with trading volume of $14.56 billion. The stock has been under sustained selling pressure since late May.

On the news front, CEO Scott Strazik expressed concern at the Bernstein Annual Strategy Conference over the pace of AI data center project deployment. He noted that an increasing number of U.S. states are pushing back against high-energy-consumption data center developments, and that some customers are struggling to convert planned projects into actual construction due to bottlenecks in grid approval processes and local policy hurdles. These remarks have triggered ongoing market skepticism regarding the anticipated explosion in AI-driven power demand, putting broad pressure on the gas turbine and grid equipment sectors.

Within the Heavy Electrical Equipment sector, peers declined sharply: NuScale Power down 12.50%, X-Energy down 11.10%, Bloom Energy Corp down 10.45%, Forgent Power Solutions down 7.79%, while Bimergen Energy Corporation rose 24.43%.

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