Google and Kairos Power to develop 500 MW of clean nuclear energy by 2035

Google plans to power its data centers with 500 MW of advanced nuclear energy by 2035, boosting its net-zero emissions goal.
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Google and Kairos Power have signed an agreement to develop 500 MW of clean energy from advanced nuclear reactors by 2035. The partnership is part of Google’s efforts to achieve its goals of 24/7 carbon-free power while contributing to the decarbonization of the US power grid.

Kairos Power, a pioneer in advanced reactor technology, will develop and operate a fleet of nuclear power plants. These plants will supply sustainable electricity to Google’s data centers , allowing the company to reduce its carbon footprint and ensure a constant supply of energy, without relying on variable sources such as solar or wind.

Google and Kairos Power accelerate nuclear energy with new plants

The agreement provides for the implementation of a series of plants in different strategic territories, with the first operational unit by 2030. Each new plant will allow Kairos Power to refine its fluoride salt-cooled reactor technology , improving efficiency and reducing costs with each iteration.

Google is not just a customer, but a key partner that enables us to accelerate the commercialization of our nuclear technology.

Said Mike Laufer, CEO of Kairos Power.

Google continues to lead the way in adopting innovative energy solutions . Since 2010, the company has signed more than 115 clean energy agreements , totaling 14 GW of installed capacity. This new project reinforces its commitment to operating with net zero emissions by 2030 and expanding access to clean and affordable energy.

The collaboration aims to meet the energy demands of data centers and seeks to position nuclear energy as a key element in the transition to a carbon-free future.

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Source: Kairos Power

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