Bloomberg Reported Google, Constellation Energy Near $1B Deal For Nuclear Power
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Vistra Gets $4.2B Federal Loan to Add Nuclear Power Meta Already Bought
The Dept. of Energy plans a $4.2B loan to Vistra for nuclear uprates, boosting power sales to Meta’s AI data centers.
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