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Constellation signs 890-MW Google nuclear PPA as PJM backstop stalls

The Google agreement and an Amazon contract support almost 1.1 GW of expansion at existing reactors; no price was disclosed.

At a glance

  1. A companion Amazon contract supports additional expansion at existing reactors, bringing the combined supported capacity to almost 1.1 GW.
  2. No price was disclosed for either deal.
  3. The agreements come as PJM's capacity backstop stalls.

Constellation has signed an 890-MW, 20-year nuclear power purchase agreement with Google.

A companion Amazon contract supports additional expansion at existing reactors, bringing the combined supported capacity to almost 1.1 GW.

No price was disclosed for either deal.

The agreements come as PJM's capacity backstop stalls.

Reported by The Wrap desk from Private Infrastructure Daily coverage. Published . Corrections

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