Energy Development Corporation

Energy Digital has published its weekly roundup of top stories, bringing together coverage of McKinsey, satellite developments and the growth of plug-in solar technology. The digest highlights how satellite data and simple plug-in solar kits are becoming talking points in the energy sector, alongside consulting work shaping corporate sustainability strategies.

SunCoke Energy, the US-based coke producer trading under the ticker SXC, is seeing heightened interest in its stock price, news coverage and trading history on financial platforms. Investors are checking quotes and recent company news, though no specific corporate development or earnings announcement has been cited in the available coverage.

Energy company Exus has acquired the rights to develop solar power plants in Louisiana and Wisconsin, according to The Center Square. The purchase gives the firm control of the development pipeline in both states, expanding its US renewable energy footprint. Details on project size, capacity and timelines were not provided, and the financial terms of the deal have not been disclosed.

Semafor reports that political developments in Texas could hold up Chevron's investment decision on a large data center project in the state. The oil major has been weighing a major commitment to data center infrastructure, and the report suggests the state's political environment is now a factor in the timing. Details about the project's size and timeline remain limited.

Rappler reports that the Lopez family's Energy Development Corporation, the Philippines' largest geothermal power producer, has become a target of interest among investors and business players. The piece examines who is eyeing a stake in the company and why control of the clean-energy asset matters. It has drawn attention among readers following Philippine corporate and energy-sector developments.

Hanwha Renewables is reportedly eyeing Belvoir as a possible site for a solar energy project. Details on the scale, timeline, or terms of the proposal were not provided, but the report highlights growing corporate interest in solar development on large land holdings in the region. Local officials and community reaction have not yet been documented.