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Google and Constellation Energy Sign 20-Year Nuclear Deal to Boost Output at 11 Existing Reactors
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Google and Constellation Energy have agreed to a 20-year nuclear-power deal aimed at increasing output at 11 existing nuclear reactors. The agreement is expected to add the equivalent of a large reactor's capacity to the power grid. This deal underscores the growing demand for reliable, carbon-free electricity from major technology companies, particularly to power energy-intensive operations such as data centers. The partnership will involve upgrades and operational enhancements at the reactors to boost their electricity generation. The long-term contract provides financial stability for Constellation Energy and secures a steady supply of clean energy for Google, supporting its sustainability goals.
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Google and Constellation Energy have entered into a 20-year nuclear power deal aimed at increasing output from 11 existing reactors. The agreement is expected to add the equivalent of a large reactor to the electrical grid.
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