FERC approves MARA's acquisition of Long Ridge Energy & Power
FERC has authorized MARA Holdings' (NASDAQ: MARA) acquisition of Long Ridge Energy & Power, per a GlobeNewswire release. The deal adds a 505 MW nameplate power plant and more than 1,600 contiguous acres, supporting MARA's pivot into energy-backed digital infrastructure. The regulatory green light removes a key hurdle for the expansion.
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globenewswire.com: https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2026/11/05/3396363/0/en/ferc-authorizes-mara-s-acquisition-of-long-ridge-energy-power-finds-transaction-consistent-with-the-public-interest.html
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