Shares of power producers saw an increase as investors showed optimism in the potential demand spurred by artificial intelligence and the shift towards environmentally friendly practices. Notably, companies like Bloom Energy and Plug Power experienced a rise in their share prices following the introduction of new regulations by the Treasury Department that facilitate tax breaks for producing clean hydrogen. Additionally, Constellation Energy witnessed a boost in its shares after analysts at Morgan Stanley highlighted the benefits of a recent agreement with a federal agency for power supply from its nuclear facility. The analysts emphasized a significant implied price premium of $30-$40 per megawatt hour associated with the deal. Importantly, the analysis pointed out that the agreement does not entail extra capital expenditure or operating costs and does not require further regulatory approvals. The positive sentiment towards these developments in the energy sector is indicative of the market's enthusiasm for clean energy initiatives and technological advancements.