Q1 2026 · Energy & power · SEC 13F patterns

Berkshire Cuts Chevron as Others Load Oil — and Power

This is an AI analysis of an interesting pattern in QuantyFight data derived from SEC 13F holdings: Berkshire’s ~$2.38B CVX cut (ending filed value ~$17.46B / 6.64% of a ~$263.1B book; accession 0001193125-26-226661) sits beside large adds in XOM, FANG, and EOG by other managers, while verified Constellation Energy (CEG) adds are led by Canada Pension Plan (~+$2.09B), with Cap Research (~+$0.68B) and T. Rowe (~+$0.49B) in supporting roles.

Last reviewed: 2026-09-24 Filing window: Q1 2026 vs Q4 2025 Source: QuantyFight · SEC 13F-derived data
−$2.38B
Among top 13F Q1 dollar losers
JPMorgan +XOM
+$6.21B
Energy sector $ movers
+$1.99B
Energy sector $ movers
Canada Pension +CEG
+$2.09B
Largest verified Q1 CEG add
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Sector-filtered dollar movers plus CEG holder views.
Sectors CVX CEG
How to read this article. This is AI analysis of interesting patterns in QuantyFight data derived from SEC 13F holdings. Numbers, ranks, share counts, and sector labels come from QuantyFight’s 13F-derived data whose ultimate source is the SEC Form 13F data sets archive. The connecting narrative is AI-assisted interpretation for readability — not investment advice.

Berkshire’s Chevron trim

Berkshire’s CVX reduction (~−$2.38B / −45.78M shares / −0.90% AUM impact) ranks among the top 13F Q1 dollar losers on QuantyFight. Post-trim, CVX ends at ~$17.46B (6.64% of Berkshire’s ~$263.1B disclosed book), with OXY at ~$17.22B (6.55%). Accession 0001193125-26-226661 · period of report 2026-03-31.

Berkshire energy sleeve after the CVX cut

TickerValue% of Berkshire bookNote
CVX$17.46B6.64%After −$2.38B move · #5
OXY$17.22B6.55%Still a core energy line · #6

Who is adding other energy names

QuantyFight’s Energy-filtered dollar-increase view shows a different cast of managers adding hydrocarbons and related names:

Energy sector — sample $ increases

ManagerTicker$ move
JPMorgan Chase & CoXOM+$6.21B
Goldman SachsBE+$1.06B
Wellington ManagementFANG+$1.99B
BlackRockXOM+$17.30B
GQG PartnersCVX+$1.91B
Capital World InvestorsEOG+$3.24B

Source: QuantyFight dollar-movers filtered to Energy · sectors

GQG’s CVX add on the broader Energy leaderboard is a reminder that Berkshire’s cut is not a universal Chevron exit narrative — other large managers show CVX increases in the same QuantyFight sector leaderboard.

Constellation Energy: verified Q1 adds

Verified Q1 2026 Web movers do not support an ECP ControlCo mega new-entry narrative in CEG (CIK 1707921 has no matching dollar-mover/loser rows for that claim). The largest confirmed CEG dollar add is Canada Pension Plan ~+$2.09B (from a small prior position — not a from-zero 97%-of-book entry), with Cap Research ~+$0.68B and T. Rowe ~+$0.49B as supporting prints.

Verified CEG adds vs Berkshire CVX cut

Movement$ amountSignal type
Berkshire −CVX−$2.38BAmong top 13F Q1 dollar losers
Canada Pension Plan +CEG+$2.09BLargest verified Q1 CEG add
Cap Research +CEG+$0.68BSupporting CEG add
T. Rowe +CEG+$0.49BSupporting CEG add
JPMorgan +XOM+$6.21BEnergy sector $ increase

Source: QuantyFight / verified Web Q1 2026 movers · CEG

How to read energy/power on QuantyFight

  1. Compare Berkshire’s CVX row on Hedge movement with Energy-filtered increases (XOM/FANG/EOG).
  2. Open CEG holder and dollar-mover rows for verified power adds (Canada Pension / Cap Research / T. Rowe).
  3. Keep Berkshire’s remaining OXY/CVX weights in view on the Berkshire fund page.
  4. Use Ask for cross-sector energy vs utilities questions.
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Data caveats (important). Form 13F snapshots are delayed, cover reportable U.S. long securities for managers over the SEC threshold, and exclude shorts, many derivatives, cash, and non-13(f) exposures. “AUM” / book figures on QuantyFight refer to disclosed long value derived from SEC 13F holdings, not a manager’s full firm AUM. Large share changes can reflect sales, transfers, share-class mechanics, or reporting transitions — treat movement rows as research starting points. This article is AI analysis for information only and is not investment advice.

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