Google signs 20-year deal to power data centers with nuclear energy
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Google has entered a 20-year power purchase agreement with Constellation, a leading US nuclear power plant operator, to update six nuclear sites. This move aims to supply more electricity to Google's energy-intensive data centers. The agreement is designed to provide revenue certainty for the nuclear plants while supporting Google's energy needs.
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