Alphabet Signs First Nuclear Deal in Partnership with Fortum to Extend Finland's Loviisa Reactor
On September 9, 2026, Alphabet (GOOGL) announced its first nuclear energy agreement by partnering with Finnish utility company Fortum. The deal involves extending the operation of the aging Loviisa nuclear plant in Finland through 2050 and includes a significant investment to upgrade the facility. This move aligns with Google's broader clean-energy strategy, which also features wind power contracts, battery storage, and demand response capabilities. The agreement comes just six days after Jim Cramer highlighted on Mad Money that constructing nuclear plants is
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