Google contracts 3.6GW energy deal

Google has finalized a major deal with Constellation Energy to purchase 3.59 gigawatts of electricity for 20 years, in order to meet the growing demand for power as data centers expand across the United States, especially with increased demand driven by the growth of artificial intelligence and digital services. The deal includes an investment from Constellation of over $4.3 billion to upgrade nuclear plants in Illinois, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey, with Google expected to begin receiving electricity in 2028. Additionally, Google has entered into another 15-year agreement to secure 2.7 gigawatts of electricity within the PJM grid in the U.S., ensuring stable, long-term supplies as the grid faces mounting pressure from rising demand and accelerated needs to boost power generation capacity.

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