The alphabet aims to reduce the value of the new nuclear reactor nuclear deployment, says CIO

Houston – Alphabet He seeks to reduce the costs of creating new nuclear reactors by deploying a number of small reactors through a transaction with Kairos Power Developer, Ruth Porat Investment Company said on Monday.

“The nuclear should be part of the mixture, taking into account its qualities,” the Ceraweek parant. said at the S&P Global Energy Conference. Over the past year, the technology sector has made great investments in nuclear projects to meet the growth of electricity supply from artificial intelligence with reliable energy without carbon.

But new nuclear projects in the US suffered from overcoming costs and long delays. Be sure that public and private sectors move “as soon as possible” to build a number of new plants that repeat the construction process to reduce the costs, Porat said.

Last October, last October, last October, a transaction was made in Alphabet to buy electricity in small modular reactors that were developed by Kairos Power. These are smaller nuclear reactors, these are the next-generation technology, which hopes the industry will reduce costs and speed up the expansion time through production efficiency. Google and Kairos are trying to bring the first plant on the Internet by 2030, and more reactors that begin by 2035.

“If we do not start a focused way now and repeat a number of them, so Kiros Multi Tranche is an important type of evidence, we will not be able to go through the costs,” Porat said.

Nuclear, however, is unlikely to become a force decision by 2035 or later, said Nextera said CEO John Ketchum. Nextera is the largest developer of renewable sources in the US, although the company also manages the largest gas generation in the country as well as nuclear plants.

Ketchum said that renewable energy sources are the fastest and cheapest solution to meet the growth of energy demand, as the cost of new natural gas turbines has tripled, and the queue to build them now, reaching up to 2030 and a later version.

“Renewable energy sources are ready to go now because they work and work,” Ketchum said at the conference. “It’s cheaper and it’s available right now that you already have a custom turbine or it’s already allowed.”

Ketchum comments come after Energy Minister Chris Wright said earlier that renewable sources could not replace the role of natural gas in the production of electricity, promising to stop the climate policy of the Baden administration. Wright said the Trump administration was working on the start of a new nuclear construction era.

Ketchum said Nextera predicts a six -time power growth increase over the next 20 years compared to the previous 20 years. About 17% of this growth will come from the data centers, said the CEO. Over the past five years, the United States has installed 175 renewable energy gigawat compared to 13 gas gigawat and about three nuclear gigawat, Ketchum said.

Ketchum said the company could bring a closed atomic plant Duein Arnold in Iowa on the Internet. Duein Arnold is the third potential nuclear reboot in the United States, and the Michigan Palissades plant is aimed at returning to power this year and three miles on the island 1 in 2028, taking into account the nuclear regulation commission.

In terms of small modular reactors, there is a “huge opportunity to conduct” these reactors “on all our existing sites,” Ketchum said. “But the industry must sort through which companies have the necessary technology,” he said.

There are now about 95 companies involved in a small modular reactor. “It really needs to be reduced to five or 10,” Ketchum said.