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996 deals tracked since Aug 26, 2026, worth $506B in announced deal value. Every link is free to read.

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$14MDivestiture / carve-outEnergy & UtilitiesOct 1, 2026

NANO Nuclear to buy Radnostix's DUF6 and fluorine assets for $13.5M

Radnostix, formerly International Isotopes, signed a definitive asset purchase agreement to divest its U.S. nuclear fuel processing assets to NANO Nuclear Energy and subsidiary HALEU Energy Fuel. Consideration is $9.5 million in cash plus $4.0 million in NANO stock at closing. The package includes an NRC Part 40 license for a never-built Lea County, New Mexico facility, patents and engineering work.

$2.9BPrivate equity buyoutEnergy & UtilitiesSep 30, 2026

Harrison Street and Kenon buy Vicinity Energy from Antin at $2.92B value

Harrison Street Asset Management agreed to acquire a majority equity position in Vicinity Energy, the largest U.S. district energy provider, from Antin Infrastructure Partners, valuing the platform at a $2.92 billion enterprise value. Kenon Holdings is taking a 25% stake for roughly $450 million alongside Harrison Street funds, with lenders committing up to $1.4 billion of non-recourse debt. Boston-based Vicinity serves 700-plus customers across about 1,000 buildings in 12 cities.

~$6BreportedMergerEnergy & UtilitiesSep 30, 2026

Trump Media and TAE Technologies file S-4 for all-stock fusion merger

Trump Media & Technology Group and TAE Technologies filed a Form S-4 registration statement advancing their all-stock business combination, agreed in December 2025. TMTG and TAE shareholders would each own roughly 50% of the combined company on a fully diluted basis. TAE develops fusion energy, power management and cancer therapy technologies across three business units, and the merged entity would be among the first publicly traded commercial fusion developers.

$255MStrategic acquisitionEnergy & UtilitiesSep 28, 2026

Jefferson to buy USD Group crude logistics assets for $255M

FTAI Energy Partners, the Jefferson subsidiary of FTAI Infrastructure, agreed to acquire the Port Arthur Terminal in Texas and a 50% interest in the Hardisty, Alberta Diluent Recovery Unit from a USD Group subsidiary for roughly $255 million in cash. The purchase will be financed by assuming existing debt plus a new acquisition facility, and management expects about $50 million of annual EBITDA. Closing awaits regulatory approvals in the fourth quarter of 2026.

~$300MreportedSPACEnergy & UtilitiesCompletedSep 26, 2026

GOWell closes SPAC merger, will trade on Nasdaq as GOW

Well-logging technology provider GOWell Technology completed its business combination with Inflection Point Acquisition Corp. V, with shares of the renamed GOWell Energy Technology set to begin trading on Nasdaq on September 28. A $50 million closing PIPE of preferred shares and warrants, added to a $20 million private placement funded at signing in October 2025, brought gross proceeds to $70 million for growth and working capital.