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Southern Co unit signs deal with Google to add nuclear capacity
Source: reuters.com
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Southern subsidiary Georgia Power signed an agreement with Google to support upgrades at two nuclear plants, potentially adding about 96 MW of generation capacity. The deal supports incremental nuclear-power output and reflects growing corporate demand for reliable electricity supply, though the capacity addition is modest relative to Georgia Power's overall system.
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