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Microsoft’s Three Mile Island Deal Is Great News
Three Mile Island nuclear plant in Pennsylvania could prove highly consequential — for the green-energy transition and much else besides. Constellation will invest $1.6 billion to restart one reactor at the plant — known globally as the site of an infamous meltdown more than four decades ago — while Microsoft will agree to buy 20 years’ worth of power for its data operations.
Microsoft Goes Nuclear. Here Are the Biggest Beneficiaries of Its Massive Power Grab.
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