Alphabet close to securing billion-dollar nuclear power supply from Constellation Energy
Alphabet is on the verge of a multi-year agreement to purchase nuclear electricity from Constellation Energy for at least $1 billion.
Sources say Alphabet plans to lock in a long-term nuclear power contract with Constellation Energy, valued at $1 billion or more. The deal could be announced within days. Growing AI workloads are driving the search giant’s search for steady, carbon-free electricity. Google previously partnered with NextEra Energy on an Iowa plant and signed a recent agreement with Southern Co for nuclear upgrades. Constellation has also supplied power to Amazon.com and Microsoft.
Why it matters
The deal shows how major tech firms are turning to nuclear energy to meet AI-driven power needs while cutting carbon emissions.
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