Google has 9 nuclear power agreements in our register. 2,301 MW are under signed contracts, 1,800 MW are in pre-agreement or development, and 0 MW are non-binding MOUs, letters of intent or options.
Figures marked ≤ use the upper bound of an "up to" commitment. 2 agreements did not disclose capacity and add nothing to the totals. 1 superseded or overlapping agreement is listed but excluded from totals.
Status: Newly announced.
All 890 MW is new capacity funded by Google. A separate 2,700 MW, 15-year supply deal announced the same day is not specified as nuclear and is excluded.
Status: Vogtle uprate already approved by the Georgia PSC in 2025; Hatch uprate awaiting PSC approval.
Google funds about 96 MW of uprates through a new tariff and receives the zero-emission credits.
Status: Signed; most life-extension investment decisions still pending.
Google takes up to half of the plant's output (the release gives no MW figure). Google's first nuclear PPA outside the US.
Status: Under NRC review; draft environmental assessment published Aug 2026.
Minority owner CIPCO takes the remaining output on the same terms.
Status: Exploratory; no capacity, site or technology disclosed.
Signed alongside the Duane Arnold restart PPA.
Status: Groundbreaking April 17, 2026.
TVA buys the output; Google receives the clean attributes. Counted inside the 500 MW Kairos agreement, so excluded from totals.
Not in totals: superseded or counted in a larger dealStatus: In development.
Google also raised its equity stake in CFS and holds an option on output from future ARC plants.
Status: Early-stage site development; no 2026 update found.
Google provides early capital for three sites of at least 600 MW each and holds an option on the power. No PPA yet.
Status: First deployment (Hermes 2) broke ground April 2026.
Offtake from multiple molten-salt-cooled reactors totaling up to 500 MW.
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Signed contracts are PPAs, offtake agreements or tariff subscriptions with stated terms. Pre-agreement and development covers prepayments, deposits and development funding tied to future supply. MOUs, letters of intent and options are non-binding. Full methodology. Other buyers: Microsoft · Amazon · Meta.