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Every company addition, removal, delisting, acquisition and name change across our 24 energy transition stock lists, in one dated record. Entries are dated to when each event occurred in the market, and events may be added retrospectively as we identify them.
22 events · Latest: Jun 25, 2026 · Page updated Jul 19, 2026
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2026
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Taseko Mines rebranded to Trekor Metals Limited effective June 25, 2026; ticker (TKO) is unchanged on the TSX, NYSE American, and LSE.
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Deep Fission (FISN) to the SMR segment. The Berkeley-based developer is advancing the Gravity Nuclear Reactor, a borehole pressurised-water SMR planned roughly one mile underground; its initial 2×2 configuration targets up to approximately 8 MWe, with a later 3×3 configuration up to approximately 15 MWe. FISN began Nasdaq trading on June 18, 2026, and its 2.5-million-share offering closed June 22 at $16 per share, raising $40 million gross.
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Fervo Energy (FRVO), a Houston-based developer of enhanced geothermal systems (EGS), applying horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing techniques from the shale industry to access geothermal heat from low-permeability rock.
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Lithium South (LIS.V) sold its Hombre Muerto North lithium project to POSCO, announced a C$0.505-per-share cash payout under a Plan of Arrangement, and applied to delist its shares from the TSXV and OTCQB.
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Rare Earths Americas (REA) — exploration-stage company targeting heavy rare earths (Dy, Tb) in Georgia (US) and Brazil; listed on NYSE American.
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X-Energy (XE) to the SMR segment. The Nasdaq-listed developer of the Xe-100 high-temperature small modular reactor and TRISO-X fuel began trading in April 2026.
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Foran Mining was delisted from the TSX following its $3.8 billion acquisition by Eldorado Gold.
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Alta Copper was delisted as it became a wholly-owned subsidiary of Fortescue.
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Lithium Royalty Corp (LIRC.TO) was acquired by Altius Minerals for C$9.50 per share (about C$520 million) in a deal that closed March 6, 2026, and its shares were delisted from the TSX.
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SolGold was delisted from the London Stock Exchange following a court-approved cash takeover by Jiangxi Copper.
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Forgent Power Solutions (FPS) — US manufacturer of transformers, switchgear, and prefabricated power systems for data centres and grid operators; listed on NYSE.
2025
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Zeekr (ZK) became a wholly-owned subsidiary of Geely and ceased trading as a public company.
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MAC Copper was delisted from the NYSE and ASX following its approximately $1.01 billion acquisition by South African miner Harmony Gold.
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Horizon Copper was delisted from the TSX Venture Exchange following its acquisition by Royal Gold.
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Pod Point (PODP), a UK EV-charging company, was acquired by EDF and delisted from the London Stock Exchange in August 2025.
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Xanadu Mines was delisted from the TSX following its acquisition by Bastion Mining.
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Jervois Global (JRV.AX) was removed from the ASX Official List at the close of trading on June 30, 2025, following a Millstreet Capital Management-led recapitalisation completed through a prepackaged US Chapter 11 process; its operating businesses continue as a privately held group.
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Filo Corp. was delisted from the TSX and Nasdaq First North following its $4.5 billion acquisition by BHP and Lundin Mining.
2024
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XCHG Limited (X-Charge), a China-based DC fast-charger maker, listed on Nasdaq under XCH via IPO in September 2024.
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Allego (ALLG), a European charging-network operator, was taken private by majority shareholder Meridiam and delisted from the NYSE in August 2024.
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Tritium DCFC (DCFC), an Australian DC fast-charger maker, was delisted from Nasdaq in May 2024 after entering administration.
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Charge Enterprises (CRGE), a US EV-charging and electrical-infrastructure firm, was delisted from Nasdaq in February 2024 and later filed Chapter 11, cancelling prior equity.
Each event links to the list (or lists) it affected; the same event can touch more than one list. Additions and removals reflect our coverage decisions; delistings, acquisitions and name changes reflect market activity. See our methodology for how lists are maintained.