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Fervo Energy raised $1.89 billion in its stock market launch as investors looked for power companies that can provide clean electricity at all hours.

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Fervo Energy raised $1.89 billion in its stock market launch as investors looked for power companies that can provide clean electricity at all hours. Add one supporting fact from the article.

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  1. Fervo Energy raised $1.89 billion in its stock market launch as investors looked for power companies that can provide clean electricity at all hours.
  2. Researchers say Europe could import 80% of its liquefied natural gas from the United States by 2028, raising concerns that one dependency is being replaced by another.
  3. The United Arab Emirates said it will leave OPEC effective May 1, a major move that weakens one of the group’s biggest producers.
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