Baker Hughes just smashed records with a seven-point-one billion dollar surge in Q2 IET orders, fueled by massive LNG, gas power, and data center infrastructure projects — and they’re raising their 2026 outlook to over forty-five billion. Big wins with Venture Global, Cheniere, and Dynamis Power are powering this momentum, while their Oilfield division bounced back with strong North American and Latin American results. Strategic moves like acquiring Chart Industries and spinning off Waygate signal a laser focus on industrial energy tech — as AI and data centers drive the next wave of global energy demand.
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