Georgia Power signs an agreement with Google to support upgrades at two nuclear plants to add about 96 megawatts of capacity
According to CNA Business, Georgia Power said on Monday it signed an agreement with Google to support upgrades at two nuclear plants that could add about 96 megawatts of capacity, pending approval from the Georgia Public Service Commission. The deal would fund upgrades at Georgia Power's share of the Vogtle and Hatch reactors, with Google's subscription expected to deliver about $900 million in projected benefits over the units' lifetimes.
Key facts
- 01Sept 21: Georgia Power, a Southern Company's unit, said it signed an agreement with Google.
- 02Upgrades at Vogtle and Hatch nuclear units could add about 96 megawatts of capacity.
- 03The deal is subject to approval by the Georgia Public Service Commission.
- 04Google's subscription would enable about $900 million in projected benefits over the units' lifetimes.
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