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Private equity ​firm KKR (KKR.N) has offered to ‌buy U.S. natural gas and electricity distributor UGI Corp (UGI.N) for $9 billion, ​the Wall Street Journal ​reported on Tuesday, citing people familiar ⁠with the matter.

The offer ​values UGI at $42.50 per share, ​the report said. This represents a premium of 21.1% to UGI's closing price ​on Monday, according to ​Reuters calculations.

Shares of UGI jumped more than ‌11%, ⁠while KKR's stock was down about 1.3%.

A surge in electricity demand from AI data centers and ​other large ​power ⁠users is reshaping the U.S. energy market, putting ​reliable sources such as ​natural ⁠gas in greater focus.

UGI did not immediately respond to ⁠Reuters ​requests for comment, ​while KKR declined comment.

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