Google to Revive Shuttered Nuclear Power Plant
Google is partnering with NextEra Energy to reopen the Duane Arnold Energy Center in Iowa, which was closed in 2020.
The goal is to power Google's data centers with the plant's energy output, adding to the company's growing portfolio of zero-carbon energy sources.
- The Duane Arnold Energy Center was originally designed to generate 601 megawatts of electricity.
- After recommissioning, the plant is expected to produce an additional 14 megawatts.
Neither company disclosed financial terms of the deal.
The plant was shut down due to damage from a summer derecho that affected the secondary containment system.
Author's summary: Google partners with NextEra to revive Iowa nuclear plant.
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