-- ATCO周三公布了第一季度财报，重点介绍了总额达659万兆瓦时的远期电力销售合同，以及与美国数据中心和核电项目相关的新模块化基础设施合同。 截至3月31日的第一季度，ATCO的远期电力销售合同（需进行套期会计处理）总额为659万兆瓦时，低于2025年底的681万兆瓦时。 该公司还确认了价值2300万加元（1690万美元）的美国合同，涵盖172个模块化单元，用于支持德克萨斯州和犹他州的数据中心建设以及爱达荷州和怀俄明州的核电开发项目。 ATCO Structures获得了超过1.13亿加元的模块化住房合同，这些合同与加拿大、美国和澳大利亚的采矿、数据中心、核能和基础设施项目相关。
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