Talen, Amazon and nuclear power

Amazon Still Backs Talen Nuclear Deal After Regulatory Snub
Amazon.com Inc. said it’s committed to building a data center campus adjacent to a Pennsylvania nuclear plant after the top US energy regulator rejected a special deal to power the facility. Most Read from BloombergFrom Housing to Immigration,
Amazon remains committed to nuclear energy deal with Talen
Adds share movement Amazon.com (NASDAQ:AMZN) has said it will continue to back a deal for an Amazon Web Services data center in Pennsylvania powered by Talen Energy's (NASDAQ:TLN) nuclear power plant.
Talen-Amazon Nuclear Power Deal Hits Speed Bump. Why Constellation Stock Is Down More.
Big tech companies need lots of electricity for their data centers, which are processing increasingly complex artificial intelligence applications.
Regulators deliver successive blows to Amazon and Meta’s nuclear power ambitions
A series of recent rulings from regulators dashed the Big Tech companies' hopes of finding a quick fix for their electricity needs.
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Amazon’s Nuclear Deal Stalled — But Its AI Power Demand Won’t
Liam Denning is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist covering energy. A former banker, he edited the Wall Street Journal’s Heard on the Street column and wrote the Financial Times’s Lex column.
FERC rejects Amazon nuclear power deal
The US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has rejected a proposal that would have allowed an Amazon data centre
Amazon Denied Nuclear Power Deal After US Regulators Raise Concerns
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) denied an amended Interconnection Service Agreement (ISA) that would have given Amazon a boost in its data
Nuclear-Power Companies Hit by U.S. Regulator’s Rejection of Amazon-Talen Deal
Talen said it believed FERC had erred and was evaluating its options. The company can still restructure its expanded deal with Amazon, according to Oppenheimer analysts.
U.S. power stocks slump after regulator rejects Amazon-Talen nuclear deal
Talen Energy and other U.S. power company stocks slumped Monday following the rejection by the country's top energy regulator of Talen's plan to supply an Amazon.com data center. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission voted 2-1 late Friday against the
Talen Down After FERC Rejects Amazon Data-Center Nuclear Deal
Late Friday, FERC rejected an amended interconnection agreement for an Amazon data center with a nuclear power plant run by Talen Energy. The Amazon data center is located close to Talen's Susquehanna nuclear power plant in Pennsylvania,
US Regulators Reject Plan To Increase Nuclear Energy Flow To Amazon Data Center
The proposal would have boosted the amount of electricity coming from the Pennsylvania power plant from 300 megawatts to 480 megawatts.
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FERC Rejects Grid Connection Pact for Amazon Pa. Data Centers
Nuclear plant owner Talen Energy Corp. says an initial 300 MW of data center development can proceed despite feds' rejection of grid link agreement to its Susquehanna facility in Pennsylvania's ...
Amazon intends to move forward with Talen project, Bloomberg reports
Amazon.com (AMZN) told Bloomberg it’s committed to building a data center campus adjacent to a Pennsylvania nuclear plant after the ...
Why Oklo, Nano Nuclear, and NuScale Power Stocks All Dropped Today
And seeing as Oklo stock has more than doubled over the last 12 months, while Nano Nuclear has nearly quadrupled, and NuScale ...
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Amazon, Meta: Setback for AI power directly from the nuclear power plant
So power-hungry that equipment such as transformers, switches and generators for new data centers have become scarce. Tech ...
Constellation Navigates Regulatory Setback in Quest for Data Centers at Power Plants
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on Friday rejected an agreement to increase the power capacity of an Amazon data center connected directly to Talen Energy’s nuclear power plant in ...
Nuclear-Hungry AI Campuses Need New Strategy to Find Power Fast
Tech giants looking to quickly power massive artificial intelligence centers will need new plans after US regulators quashed ...