The outlook for orders in the American market is optimistic, as battery manufacturer Fluence Energy (FLNC.US) surged over 21%.

American battery manufacturer Fluence Energy (FLNC.US) stated that with the electrification process and expansion of data centers driving a surge in power demand, the company expects a significant portion of its orders in the United States next year to come from its backlog of orders. The CEO of the company, Julian Nebreda, said in an interview on Monday that the company expects about half of its global demand to come from the United States by 2026. Boosted by this news, Fluence Energy's stock price rose over 21% on Monday, closing at $15.89. Julian Nebreda noted that due to tariff uncertainties, there had been a slowdown in U.S. orders earlier this year, but a major tax legislation pushed by U.S. President Trump - which retained tax incentives for battery storage - has helped restore some confidence in the market. He added that Fluence Energy is meeting the qualifying requirements to receive these incentives as planned. He stated, "More and more people are realizing that to compete in the U.S. market, you must provide products that are domestically produced, and we have been working towards that goal."