• GFL agreed to acquire all of SECURE’s shares for C$24.75 per share — roughly C$6.4 billion enterprise value, paid 80% stock and 20% cash, with closing expected in 2H 2026.

• SECURE brings more than 80 locations across Western Canada and North Dakota, including 12 landfills, 55 waste treatment facilities, 98 injection wells and 12 recycling facilities, backed by 2,000+ employees.

• GFL says the deal lifts adjusted free cash flow per share by 12%–15%, pushes pro forma adjusted EBITDA margin to 31.6%, and raises adjusted FCF conversion to 40.5%–42.5%.

• Spire agreed to sell its Wyoming and Oklahoma gas-storage assets to I Squared for $650 million ($600M cash + $50M deferred). Combined working gas capacity: 72 Bcf. Proceeds help fund the Piedmont Tennessee acquisition; Spire reaffirmed FY27 EPS of $5.40–$5.60.

• Microsoft intends to buy about 3,200 acres in Cheyenne — a 200-acre parcel in Bison Business Park and an adjacent 3,000-acre site — with more than $68 million already committed to off-site infrastructure improvements.

• Black Hills Energy’s Large Power Contract Service tariff requires Microsoft to directly pay for infrastructure upgrades and incremental power procurement — Microsoft is explicitly arguing the expansion should not raise electricity prices for other customers.

• Energean, ExxonMobil and HELLENiQ signed with Stena Drilling to drill the first well in Block 2 offshore western Greece. The “Asopos” structure could hold 6–7 Tcf with a 16% chance of success; drilling is targeted for February 2027 — Greece’s first deep-sea offshore exploration in roughly 40 years.

• Switch closed a $768 million Series 2026-1 ABS, adding a 1.4M sq ft / 52 MW Reno datacenter to the pool. Since 2024, Switch has raised about $4.2 billion through five ABS deals across 11 data centers in five U.S. markets.

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