South Korea has completed domestic procedures and is awaiting President Donald Trump’s formal approval of an investment package that includes the $22.3 billion Encinal Gas Power Project in Texas, eight large U.S. nuclear reactors and an Alaska liquefied natural gas development. The 6.3-GW Encinal project would initially build 1.4 GW of gas-turbine capacity and potentially add 4.9 GW of combined-cycle capacity after demand and feasibility are confirmed, supplying nearby data centers planned with 5 GW of combined capacity. Analysts say battery energy storage systems will likely operate alongside gas generation to manage fluctuating data-center demand and power quality, creating opportunities for SK On, LG Energy Solution, Samsung SDI and South Korean grid-equipment suppliers. The project’s final suppliers, EPC contractor and long-term power-purchase agreement remain unconfirmed.