Tech Giants Drive Nuclear Capacity Expansion, Ignition Ventures Says

By Public Technologies
  • Demand for rapid access to clean power is driving nuclear capacity expansions, the October 2026 cleantech roundup published November 3 found.
  • Google contracted with Constellation for 890 MW of nuclear uprates across 11 reactors; Amazon secured 190 MW at Calvert Cliffs.
  • DOE offered Vistra a $4 billion loan for nuclear uprates in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
  • Citi closed a $72 million Carbon Removal-Linked Note for Applied Carbon’s Texas biochar project, providing upfront funding against carbon removal credits.
  • Antora Energy announced a 5.8 GWh thermal battery at Pratt Energy’s Kansas ethanol biorefinery under a long-term offtake agreement.


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