Google backs Constellation nuclear uprates, adding 890 MW to PJM grid under long-term power deal

• Alphabet announced a long-term nuclear power deal with Constellation to add 890 MW of clean capacity to the PJM grid by 2032.
• Financing targets physical upgrades at six operating nuclear plants in Illinois, Pennsylvania, New Jersey to raise output from existing reactors.
• Agreement includes deploying Google Cloud Gemini Enterprise to support planning, construction, operations optimization across Constellation’s nuclear fleet.
• Transaction is expected to sustain about 4,400 jobs, support about 7,200 construction jobs tied to the uprate work.
• Alphabet said its nuclear offtake agreements have enabled more than 1.5 GW of added US nuclear capacity from uprates and restarts.

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