US to Offer $4 Billion Loan for Vistra to Boost Nuclear Output

Bloomberg Markets Friday 02 October 2026, 19:14 UTC By Ari Natter and Will Wade 1 min read

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The Trump administration plans to offer a roughly $4-billion loan package to Vistra Corp. to upgrade three of its nuclear plants, according to people familiar the matter.

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