On July 16, Solaris Energy Infrastructure fell 8.33% in regular trading, trading at $61.62/share, with turnover of $41.71 million, extending the prior session's sharp decline.

On the news front, concerns over obstacles to data center construction continued to intensify. Morgan Stanley recently warned that public opposition to AI data centers is escalating, with approximately $130 billion in projects affected in Q1 alone. While the firm noted that SEI could benefit from a trend toward on-site power generation at data centers, the market remains focused on the risk of an overall slowdown in infrastructure investment.

The broader Oil & Gas Equipment & Services sector added downward pressure, with SLB down 0.81%, Baker Hughes down 1.15%, Halliburton down 0.60%, and TechnipFMC down 0.71%, reflecting persistent sector-wide weakness that amplified the stock's decline.

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