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Jeff Bode's avatar

The cleanest line is that a contracted gigawatt breaks at energization. That cuts through a lot of big round coverage. The jump from 1 gigawatt delivered to 6 contracted is not a small footnote. It’s the whole underwriting problem, especially if a meaningful slice of the $140 billion book sits with one customer or depends on tight delivery timing.

Analyze Portfolio's avatar

If the reported Jane Street deal alone is around $13bn, one counterparty could be close to 10% of the book. That kind of concentration would change how the $30.9bn mark looks.

Global Data Center Hub's avatar

Fair point. 10% of book seems manageable.