NET Power - Class A opened lower at $0.80, compared with its previous close of $0.83. In the last trading session, the stock traded between $0.75 and $0.82. It showed a downward intraday trend.
Return calculator
Time Period
An investment of $100 made 4 years ago in NET Power - Class A is now worth
$ 5.18
Resulting in a loss of
$ 94.82 (94.82%)
Invest with $1
Note: Past profits do not guarantee future returns.
Analyst Overview
Rating from 2 Analysts
Buy
50%
Hold
50%
Sell
0%
Markets Today
Today's Change
$-0.08 (-9.03%)
Day High
$0.82
Day Low
$0.75
Day Open
$0.80
Prev Close
$0.83
Volume
5,88,342
1W Return
-8.90%
1M Return
-38.70%
3M Return
-53.13%
6M Return
-62.89%
1Y Return
-77.13%
Fundamentals
Market Cap ($ Mn)
67
PE Ratio
-
PB Ratio
1.94
PEG Ratio
-
ROE
-370.77%
ROCE
-121.27%
EPS (TTM)
$-0.91
Investment Returns
1 Week
-8.90%
1 Month
-38.70%
3 Months
-53.13%
6 Months
-62.89%
9 Months
-62.15%
Financials
Quarterly
All values in $ Mn
0.0
Mar 25
0.0
Jun 25
0.0
Sep 25
0.0
Dec 25
0.0
Mar 26
0.0
Jun 26
Updates
4Sep
Net Power closes 123 MW acquisition for Project Permian phase one
Net Power closed acquisition of 123 MW natural gas power generation rights from EMPower USA. Total potential capacity for Project Permian phase one in West Texas reaches nearly 200 MW. Saulsbury Industries acts as EPC contractor; Wärtsilä supplies ten engine-generator sets. Transaction completed in eighteen days following initial announcement on August 24, 2026.
2mo ago
24Aug
Net Power secures 123 MW capacity addition for Project Permian
Net Power secured rights to acquire 123 MW of gas-fired power generation equipment. Total potential capacity for Phase 1 of Project Permian rises to nearly 200 MW. Company paid a $20 million deposit, with closing expected in the third quarter. A cost-reimbursement agreement with a prospective customer supports financing but does not guarantee power sales.
2mo ago
14Aug
Net Power Q2: $310M cash, unabated gas pivot, 200 MW target
Net Power Inc. reported $310 million in cash and no debt for Q2 2026. The company pivots to unabated natural gas for Project Permian, targeting nearly 200 MW of secured capacity. Carbon capture remains a future option, with management citing speed and reliability as primary market drivers.
