Energy Department loans $1B to help restart nuclear reactor . . . The reactor had been out of operation for five years when Constellation Energy announced last year that it would spend $1 6 billion to restart it under a 20-year agreement with Microsoft to buy the power for its data centers
DOE loans Constellation $1B to restart Three Mile Island . . . DOE loans Constellation $1B to restart Three Mile Island nuclear unit The Baltimore-based company expects to spend about $1 6 billion — about $1,916 per kW — to restart the unit, possibly as
Three Mile Island restart project gets a $1 billion federal . . . The federal Department of Energy closed a $1 billion loan to finance the restart of a nuclear reactor at the former Three Mile Island plant, where energy will be produced to power Microsoft data centers in PJM’s transmission region
Constellation Secures $1 Billion Federal Loan For Three Mile . . . Courtesy Constellation Energy US power utility Constellation Energy has secured a $1bn (€862m) loan from the US Department of Energy (DOE) to support the restart of Unit 1 at the Three Mile Island nuclear station – now renamed the Crane Clean Energy Center – in Pennsylvania
Constellation secures USD1 billion loan for reactor restart US Secretary of Energy Chris Wright announced that the Department of Energy's Loan Programs Office has closed a USD1 billion loan to Constellation Energy Generation to help finance the restart of Three Mile Island unit 1, now known as the Crane Clean Energy Centre