Brookfield backs U.S.-Korea framework for up to $120 billion nuclear buildout using Westinghouse technology

• Brookfield welcomed a US–Korea framework to deploy Westinghouse nuclear technology, backed by up to USD 120 billion of Korean investment.
• Funding targets eight new US reactors on federal sites, including six Westinghouse AP1000 units across three two-reactor plants.
• Two Korean APR1400 reactors are included, with Westinghouse receiving an upfront payment, guaranteed work scope, fuel-fabrication contract.
• Framework includes a planned 5%–10% cornerstone equity investment by Korea in Westinghouse.
• Moves build on an October 2025 US Commerce partnership with Brookfield, Cameco, Westinghouse to deploy at least USD 80 billion of reactors.

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