Google announced plans to bring an Iowa nuclear power plant back into operation, and the plant's owner has now secured a $1.9 billion loan from the U.S. Energy Department to support the project.
Source: TechCrunch
Google has moved forward with its plan to revive a nuclear power plant in Iowa. The U.S. Energy Department is backing the effort with a $1.9 billion loan to the plant's owner, marking a significant investment in the project.
The loan represents government support for Google's efforts to bring the offline facility back online, though details about the plant's timeline and capacity were not provided in the announcement.
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