Grid & electrical infrastructure (EPC)

Quanta Services

The No.1 in grid and electrical-infrastructure construction (EPC). It builds transmission, substation and distribution plus datacenter electrical infrastructure for utilities and hyperscalers. 2025 revenue $28.5B (+20%), a record $44B backlog. The construction axis of the datacenter and electrification boom, the build layer between generation/transformers and datacenters.

PWR Updated Jul 12, 2026 3 AI consumers· 2 recurring

Per the valuechain.wiki graph, Quanta Services is directly linked to 4 companies (0 supply, 4 revenue relationships) and reaches 6 companies within two hops; the links are backed by 4 dated sources, 2 of them primary filings (as of 2026-07-12).

Annual return · 2026-07-10'21+59.5%'22+24.6%'23+51.7%'24+46.6%'25+33.7%YTD+56.1%
Money inHyperscalers · data centers (power construction)NextEra EnergyAmerican Electric PowerCore ScientificNuScale Power
Quanta Services2025 revenue $28.5B
Money outequipment · personnel · materials (undisclosed)Transformers · components (undisclosed)

Financials & Segments

  • Total revenue · 2025 revenue $28.5B (+20%), $44B backlog
  • Customer concentration · Grid build for utilities and hyperscalers.
  • Segments · Electric (T&D/substation) · Renewable/comms infra

Revenue from

  • Hyperscalers · data centers (power construction) High confidence
    Datacenter electrical-infrastructure build for hyperscalers (record $44B backlog).
    Confirms EN Quanta Services Published Feb 26, 2026: Quanta Services FY2025 results ($28.5B, $44B backlog)
    Confirms EN AlphaStreet Published Jan 1, 2026: Quanta backlog and power-demand setup
  • NextEra Energy High confidence
    Builds grid and generation for NextEra, the largest renewables/utility player — a key customer channeling electrification and renewables demand into Quanta's revenue.
    Confirms EN Quanta Services Published Feb 26, 2026: Quanta Services FY2025 results ($28.5B, $44B backlog)
    Confirms EN Nasdaq Published Jan 1, 2026: Quanta, biggest winner from datacenter power demand
  • American Electric Power Medium confidence
    Builds grid for AEP, the largest US T&D utility — a stable customer that issues repeat orders through the aging-grid replacement cycle.
    Confirms EN Nasdaq Published Jan 1, 2026: Quanta, biggest winner from datacenter power demand
  • Core Scientific Low confidence
    Builds the electrical infrastructure of Core Scientific as it converts from bitcoin mining to AI datacenters — a slice of the retrofit-DC demand that repurposes mining power gear for AI.
    Confirms EN SEC EDGAR Published Aug 1, 2025: Core Scientific FY2025 Q2 (8-K)
  • NuScale Power Low confidence
    Builds the electrical infrastructure for NuScale's SMR plants — an optional exposure to next-gen carbon-free generation if it commercializes; directional rather than material for now.
    Confirms EN Nasdaq Published Jan 1, 2026: Quanta, biggest winner from datacenter power demand

Pays to

  • equipment · personnel · materials (undisclosed) Low confidence
    Power gear, labor and materials.
    Confirms EN Quanta Services Published Feb 26, 2026: Quanta Services FY2025 results ($28.5B, $44B backlog)
  • Transformers · components (undisclosed) Low confidence
    Transformers, cables and components.
    Confirms EN AlphaStreet Published Jan 1, 2026: Quanta backlog and power-demand setup

Value-chain ripple (2 tiers)

Following node-to-node links up to 2 tiers; each firm is shown once, at its nearest tier.

CompanyChain'21'22'23'24'25YTD
CoreWeavelead2·····+24.1
Alphabet (Google)lead2+65.3-39.1+58.3+36+66+14.3
Core Scientificlead1····+3.6+61.3
American Electric Powerlead1+10.7+10.4-11+18.2+29.4+19.2
NextEra Energylead1+23.4-8.5-25.3+21.5+15.5+11.1
NuScale Powerlead1··-67.9+445-21-36.2
Quanta Servicesnode+59.5+24.6+51.7+46.6+33.7+56.1

YTD as of 2026-07-10 · source: Yahoo Finance

Quanta's thesis is 'the build layer of the datacenter and electrification boom.' As the No.1 EPC that physically constructs transmission, substation and distribution between generators/transformers and datacenters, 2025 revenue of $28.5B (+20%) and a record $44B backlog effectively pre-book years of revenue. Demand is diversified across utility grid replacement and hyperscaler power infrastructure (Core Scientific's converted DCs, AEP and NextEra grids, NuScale SMRs), lowering single-customer risk. The real moat is skilled labor and safety record — the shortage of power-construction crews is itself the barrier to entry. What to watch is the pace of backlog conversion and wage inflation.

Analysis generated from returns as of 2026-07-09

Analyst ratings

Consensus: Buy 2 · Hold 0 · Sell 0 · Avg. target $920 · Price $658.56 (07-10) · Upside +40%

BrokerRatingTargetPublished
Truist SecuritiesBuy$940Jul 2, 2026Report
UBSBuy$900May 4, 2026Report

A prime beneficiary of the grid and data-center infrastructure supercycle; consensus targets were revised up 39% in three months, with UBS and Truist lifting targets into the $900s between May and July 2026.

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