El propietario de la clausurada central nuclear de Three Mile Island, en Pensilvania, invertirá US$1.600 millones para reactivarla, y acordó vender toda la producción a Microsoft Corp. en un momento en que el gigante tecnológico busca electricidad libre de carbono para centros de datos que impulsen el auge de la inteligencia artificial.

Key Takeaways Constellation Energy will restart the Three Mile Island Unit 1 nuclear plant to provide electricity to power Microsoft's data centers.The 20-year deal is part of Microsoft's effort to reduce its carbon footprint,

The tech giant on Friday signed a major deal with nuclear plant operator Constellation Energy to buy power for its data centers from the energy company's Three Mile Island Unit 1 nuclear plant. Unit 1 was shut down in 2019 as demand for nuclear energy waned amid competition from cheaper energy alternatives like natural gas,

Constellation Energy plans to restart the Three Mile Island nuclear plant and will sell the power to Microsoft, the companies announced on Friday. Constellation expects the Unit 1 reactor at Three Mile Island to come back online in 2028,

Five years after a nuclear reactor at the Three Mile Island plant in central Pennsylvania closed amid financial troubles, its owner wants to bring it back online. Baltimore-based Constellation Energy Corp.

The Constellation Energy Corporation has entered a purchase agreement with Microsoft meaning a nuclear reactor could be turned back on on Three Mile Island as soon as 2028, the company announced in a release on Friday,