ABB has announced a strategic partnership and minority investment in LevelTen Energy, the largest clean energy marketplace worldwide. This partnership aims to enhance ABB's ability to support industrial and commercial customers in securing long-term, affordable clean energy, which is crucial to advancing the energy transition amid a complex grid environment. By integrating LevelTen's market-leading transaction platform with ABB’s expertise in electrification and energy management, the collaboration seeks to simplify renewable energy procurement and help businesses navigate the complexities of decarbonization. This move reflects ABB’s commitment to working with innovative startups to expand its clean energy solutions and accelerates its efforts to provide comprehensive energy and carbon advisory services.

In other market news, Hitachi Energy India (NSEI:POWERINDIA) was trading firmly up 10.6% and ending trading at ₹36,050.00. In the meantime, Fluor (NYSE:FLR) softened, down 8.3% to finish the session at $52.25.

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