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Amazon and AEP Explore 960-Megawatt Nuclear Project in Indiana

Bloomberg Technology Monday 19 October 2026, 12:15 UTC By Will Wade 1 min read
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American Electric Power Co. is working with Amazon.com Inc. to evaluate plans for a 960-megawatt nuclear plant in Indiana using a new reactor design, a project that would rely on unproven technology while potentially advancing efforts to promote next-generation fission.

American Electric Power Co. is working with Amazon.com Inc. to evaluate plans for a 960-megawatt nuclear plant in Indiana using a new reactor design, a project that would rely on unproven technology while potentially advancing efforts to promote next-generation fission.
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