Public listings by power-infrastructure and clean-tech companies have surged in 2026, with at least ten firms raising more than $11.6 billion so far — a record for the sector — as investors search for ways to bet on the electricity demand generated by the artificial-intelligence boom. The wave marks a shift in how markets are pricing the AI trade, moving beyond chipmakers and model builders toward the physical infrastructure that keeps data centers running.
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