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How $17.5 Billion In Federal Loans Are Meant To Drive Nuclear Energy

The U.S. government is now offering companies $17.5 billion in loans to help finance costs for long-lead time items needed to build large commercial nuclear reactors. U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright…

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How $17.5 Billion In Federal Loans Are Meant To Drive Nuclear Energy

Energy Dominance Financing

  • $1 billion—to Constellation Energy Generation LLC for the Crane Clean Energy Center restart project (formerly known as Three Mile Island). The loan will partially finance restarting a reactor that stopped operating in 2019 without being fully decommissioned.
  • $1.6 billion—to an American Electric Power Co. subsidiary to improve the electrical grid through reconductoring and rebuilding 5,000 miles of transmission lines across Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Oklahoma and West Virginia.
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