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US nuclear expansion sees new funding and tech deals

Recent moves include federal investments, corporate partnerships, and new reactor selections for the US and Canada.

5 eventsOct 5 to Oct 27BWXT+1.8%GOOGL+1.7%CEG+1.9%VST+2.5%TLN+1.5%AMZN+1.8%

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The flow in 3 points

  1. DOE invests $4.2 billion in PA and OH
  2. Google adds 890 MW at 11 sites
  3. DOE offers $5 billion for upgrades

What happened, in order

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  1. Where it began

    DOE invests $4.2 billion

    The Department of Energy announced a $4.2 billion investment to expand nuclear power in Pennsylvania and Ohio.

  2. Microreactor picked

    BWX Technologies' BANR microreactor was chosen for a transportable nuclear facility in New Brunswick.

  3. Google upgrades 11 sites

    Google and Constellation Energy plan to upgrade 11 nuclear facilities, adding 890 MW of power.

  4. Amazon evaluates plant

    Amazon and American Electric Power are evaluating a 960-megawatt nuclear facility in Indiana using X-energy units.

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  5. Latest

    DOE offers $5 billion

    The Department of Energy offered Constellation Energy up to $5 billion in conditional financing to modernize reactors.

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How they connect

Federal funding and corporate partnerships have expanded across multiple states and technologies. Recent announcements focus on upgrading existing sites and evaluating new modular reactor projects.

What to watch

  • Early 2030s operations for New Brunswick facility

The stocks in this series

  1. BWXT+1.8%BWX Technologies$133.52
  2. GOOGL+1.7%Alphabet$322.06
  3. CEG+1.9%Constellation$257.27
  4. VST+2.5%Vistra$145.31
  5. TLN+1.5%Talen Energy$342.97
  6. AMZN+1.8%Amazon.com$253.60

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