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Google Deal Backs 890 MW of Constellation Nuclear Uprates at 11 PJM Reactors

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Google and Constellation Energy signed a 20-year power purchase agreement to fund $4.3 billion in upgrades for 11 nuclear reactors at the 11 PJM Interconnection. This deal is expected to add 890 MW of generating capacity to the grid by the end of 2032, with the project appearing first on POWER Magazine.

Key points

• A 20-year power purchase agreement was signed between Google and Constellation Energy to fund $4.3 billion in upgrades.
• The upgrades are scheduled to add 890 MW of generating capacity to 11 nuclear units at the 11 PJM Interconnection by the end of 2032.

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