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Kairos Power is advancing its next-generation nuclear technology, recently securing a construction permit for its Hermes 2 reactor, which will be the first electricity-producing next-gen nuclear plant approved in the US. The company is also collaborating with Google to develop up to 500 megawatts of power plants by 2035, with the first expected by 2030. Additionally, Kairos is establishing a salt production facility in New Mexico to supply the specialized molten salt needed for its reactors, enhancing its control over the supply chain.
Big Tech is spearheading a nuclear power revival in the U.S., driven by the increasing energy demands of data centers and AI. Microsoft has signed a 20-year deal to restart the Three Mile Island reactor, while Google is partnering with Kairos Power for small modular reactors. With electricity demand projected to surge, the nuclear sector is experiencing a significant resurgence, highlighted by substantial investments and new projects.
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