Deals, restarts, new builds and policy milestones

Google agreed to buy the output of 890 MW of new nuclear capacity created by turbine, steam-generator and digital-control uprates at 11 Constellation units, under a 20-year PPA; a separate 15-year energy supply agreement covers 2,700 MW of existing generation. Constellation will invest more than USD 4.3 billion; the first uprate is due by 2028.

Notes: Total contracted 3,590 MW (890 MW uprates for 20 years + 2,700 MW existing supply for 15 years). Release does not name individual plants; 'more than USD 4.3bn' is Constellation's investment, not the contract value. Also includes a five-year Google Cloud/Gemini technology agreement.

DOE's Office of Energy Dominance Financing announced a conditional commitment of about USD 4.2 billion to finance uprates (433 MW of new capacity) and modernisation supporting 20-year licence extensions at Vistra's Perry, Davis-Besse and Beaver Valley plants, with an option to fund future Comanche Peak uprates; NRC uprate applications are scheduled 2029-2032.

Notes: ANS says announced 'Monday' (5 Oct 2026); WNN and Utility Dive also covered it. Conditional, not closed. Related to Meta's Jan 2026 uprate support.

Constellation and Amazon announced a 20-year power purchase agreement under which Amazon buys 690 MW from Calvert Cliffs via the PJM grid, including a planned 190 MWe extended power uprate (about 10% of the 1,790 MWe plant) expected online in 2030-2032. Constellation cited more than USD 3 billion of Maryland infrastructure investment and said the revenue certainty supports a subsequent licence renewal (current licences expire 2034/2036).

Notes: Term 20 years and uprate timing 2030-2032 per the Constellation release of 30 Sep 2026; ANS (1 Oct 2026) had reported it as 'long-term'. Amazon reportedly abandoned a planned data-centre campus near Calvert Cliffs in Aug 2026 (ANS); the PPA is grid-delivered, not co-located.

The NRC approved a construction permit for TVA to build a 300 MW GE Vernova Hitachi boiling-water SMR at Clinch River, describing it as the nation's first commercial SMR permit; the review began formally in July 2025 and took 14 months. A separate operating licence is required before fuel load.

Notes: TVA submitted the construction permit application in May 2025 (TVA/ANS); NRC safety evaluation completed June 2026; mandatory hearing Aug 2026. Design is BWRX-300 (named by TVA/ANS, not in the NRC release).

The Senate passed the 'legge delega sul nucleare sostenibile' 81-51 with 7 abstentions on 23 September 2026, after the Chamber of Deputies approved it on 4 June 2026; the government must adopt implementing decrees within 12 months covering siting, licensing, safety authority, waste and decommissioning. Minister Pichetto Fratin said a first reactor could operate in 2033-2034.

Notes: Council of Ministers approved the draft on 28 Feb 2025 (not re-verified). ANS 25 Sep 2026 corroborates the 81-51-7 tally. Enabling law only; no plant authorised.

PEJ and the Bechtel-Westinghouse consortium agreed the main commercial terms of the EPC contract for three AP1000 units (3,750 MWe) and committed to finish EPC negotiations by end-2026; PEJ says first electricity should flow in 2036. PEJ applied for a construction licence from the State Atomic Energy Agency in early 2026.

Notes: CONFLICT on schedule: WNN (Dec 2025) cited a 2033 first-unit target; Bechtel/PEJ (Sep 2026) say first electricity in 2036. Recorded the later primary statement. Construction licence application: NucNet 2 Mar 2026.

Global Atomic announced that the board of the US International Development Finance Corporation approved a debt facility of up to USD 414.2 million for the Dasa project, operated by SOMIDA (Global Atomic 80%, Niger 20%); entry into the facility and disbursement remain subject to conditions including a viable yellowcake export route, extension of the mining convention and permit to match the loan tenor, assurances on repayment approvals, a direct agreement with Niger and definitive loan documentation. Commercial production is scheduled for the second half of 2028 and offtake agreements cover about 11% of the mine plan.

Notes: Board approval, not a closed loan; warrants to DFC on terms to be set before closing. Term/tenor not disclosed. Earlier financing attempts (2024-2025 bank syndicate, US EXIM talks) not recorded.

DOE's Office of Energy Dominance Financing closed a loan of up to USD 1.9 billion to NextEra Energy to finance restarting the 615 MWe Duane Arnold BWR, which closed in 2020; restart is targeted for early 2029 pending NRC approvals. The restart is backed by a 25-year PPA with Google.

Notes: Date is WNN article date (8 Sep 2026); loan closing date not stated separately. Iowa Utilities Commission certificate issued June 2026; NRC draft EA/FONSI Aug 2026 (ANS). Capacity quoted 615 MWe (WNN) vs 621.9 MWe (ANS).

Palisades entered Mode 6 (refueling) and began loading fuel on 30 August 2026; the plant was reconnected to the 345 kV switchyard on 11 September 2026. A tilted fuel assembly paused fuel loading in late September 2026; Holtec has not published a firm restart date, while supply contracts call for power by March 2027.

Notes: CONFLICT: ANS 25 Sep 2026 says fuel loading began 30 Aug 2026; the ANS 31 Aug 2026 article says 'Sunday morning' (which was 30 Aug 2026), so dates agree. Capacity about 800 MWe nominal (Holtec). Restart has slipped repeatedly (originally end-2025); see restart records for 2024 DOE loan.

The state-owned Nuclear Energy Organisation Netherlands (NEO NL, established February 2026 as future owner-operator) awarded front-end engineering design contracts to EDF for the EPR and Westinghouse for the AP1000 for two Generation III+ reactors of 1,000-1,650 MWe each; the 12-18 month studies start after the summer of 2026, the site-specific phase only after the cabinet adopts a draft Preferred Site Decision, and the units are expected around 2035. KHNP withdrew from the process in 2025, and no supplier is chosen until a later tender.

Notes: Date is the WNN report date (26 Aug 2026); NEO NL's own announcement date not confirmed - date from secondary source. Contract values not disclosed; EU-approved state aid of EUR 172-222m covers preparatory work incl. FEED (NEI 27 Aug 2026). Capacity left null because only a per-unit range (1,000-1,650 MWe) is given.

A ministerial order published in the Official State Gazette extends the operating life of Almaraz (about 7% of Spanish generation) until 8 June 2030 instead of the November 2027 and October 2028 closure dates in the 2019 phase-out protocol, after the CSN issued a favourable report on 16 July 2026 following the owners' autumn-2025 request.

Notes: Order signed 12 Aug 2026, published in BOE 14 Aug 2026 (government announcement Friday 14 Aug). Owners Iberdrola/Endesa/Naturgy (approx. 53/36/11%) from standard ownership, not from the BOE text; licensee is CNAT. Capacity about 2,000 MW (2 x about 1,050 MW) from standard plant data.

At a State Council executive meeting on 31 July 2026 chaired by Premier Li Qiang, eight new reactors were approved across four provinces, including the first four units using the Hualong One 2.0 design. This follows approvals of 11 units in August 2024 and 10 units in April 2025.

Notes: Also reported by POWER, NEI Magazine, Caixin (1 Aug 2026). Site/unit list and total capacity not in NucNet summary; fill from CGN/CNNC statements.

Under the DOE Reactor Pilot Program (selections announced August 2025), Antares Nuclear's Mark-0, Valar Atomics' Ward 250 and Deployable Energy's Unity achieved criticality in June 2026 and Aalo Atomics' Aalo-X at INL on 4 July 2026, meeting the administration's goal of at least three test reactors critical by Independence Day 2026.

Notes: Aalo-X date 4 July 2026 per ANS (6 Jul 2026); DOE article says 'early Saturday'. Oklo's isotope test reactor reached criticality later (ANS article-8277, date not verified). DOE selected 11 projects (10 companies) on 12 Aug 2025 (not fetched).

Centrus signed a contract finalising a DOE award (base value USD 900 million, up to USD 1.07 billion with options incl. up to USD 170 million of HALEU purchases) to build commercial-scale HALEU enrichment capacity at Piketon, with first new capacity targeted for 2029. The earlier demonstration contract delivered more than 1,900 kg HALEU UF6, the final 900 kg completed mid-June 2026.

Notes: Date is NucNet article date (3 Jul 2026); contract signing announced 'earlier this year' award finalised. Fluor appointed EPC contractor for the Piketon expansion 11 Feb 2026 (ANS). See also ANS 6 Jul 2026.

Urenco said the fifth cascade of its current US expansion began production on 22 June 2026; the programme adds about 700,000 SWU/yr to the 4.3 million SWU/yr plant over two years with three further cascades, finishing by early 2027. Urenco also plans a new enrichment plant adding 2.1 million SWU/yr with construction from 2029 and first cascades producing in 2032, taking installed capacity above 7 million SWU within ten years, plus refurbishment of existing cascades from 2027.

Notes: Release dated 29 Jun 2026; cascade production start 22 Jun 2026 used as the event date. No dollar figure given ('multi-billion-dollar' investments). The 16% share of existing capacity is a derived figure (700k / 4.3m).

In the June 2026 summer session the National Council approved the Federal Council's indirect counter-proposal to the 'Stop the Blackout' popular initiative, after rejecting a referral motion 100-98 on 18 June 2026; the Council of States had approved it earlier (reported 13 March 2026). The amendment would again allow general licences for new nuclear plants; the Greens announced a referendum.

Notes: Date is the National Council approval reported 18 June 2026; the formal final votes of both chambers were scheduled for 19 June 2026 (end of session) — verify in the Federal Gazette. Council of States vote: NucNet 13 Mar 2026. Federal Council adopted the counter-proposal message in 2025. Referendum/popular vote timing unknown as of 9 Oct 2026.

Centrus completed the final 900 kg of HALEU UF6 under its DOE demonstration contract in mid-June 2026, two weeks ahead of schedule, bringing cumulative deliveries to more than 1,900 kg; the company plans to run the existing 16-centrifuge cascade commercially while building the new DOE-funded capacity due by 2029.

Notes: Exact completion date not stated ('mid-June 2026'); recorded as 15 Jun 2026 (approximation). Earlier 900 kg Phase II milestone completed June 2025 (NucNet 2025).

Videberg Kraft (Vattenfall/Industrikraft, with the Swedish state to become majority owner) chose Rolls-Royce SMR over GE Vernova Hitachi's BWRX-300 after a three-year assessment, planning three 470 MWe units (about 1.5 GW) with the first unit targeted for the mid-2030s. Sweden's nuclear state-aid act took effect 1 August 2025 and Videberg Kraft filed the first aid application in December 2025.

Notes: Vendor selection, not a binding supply contract. Reuters/Euronext coverage same day.

The Chamber of Deputies approved the government's enabling bill on sustainable nuclear energy on 4 June 2026 by 155 votes to 86 with 8 abstentions; the bill authorises implementing decrees on siting, licensing, a safety authority and waste, and went to the Senate, which gave final approval on 23 September 2026.

Notes: Vote on Thursday 4 Jun 2026 per La Sicilia; tally 155-86-8 per L'Espresso (4 Jun 2026). Enabling law only; Senate final approval 23 Sep 2026 recorded separately. Council of Ministers approved the draft on 28 Feb 2025 (not re-verified).

FERC issued a one-time limited waiver allowing Constellation to transfer PJM capacity interconnection rights from its Eddystone oil/gas units to the Crane Clean Energy Center, reducing or eliminating transmission upgrades that a PJM analysis had suggested could delay full grid connection to 2031; Constellation says restart can come as soon as 2027.

Notes: Order date 1 June 2026 per ANS; FERC citation reported elsewhere as 195 FERC 61,162 (unverified). Transfer volume reported as 760 MW by secondary sources (unverified). NRC public meeting on restart progress held 28 July 2026.

Fuel loading of the first VVER-1200 unit at Rooppur started on 28 April 2026, the final stage before trial generation; about 300 MW was expected on the grid on a trial basis by August 2026 with full commercial operation up to ten months later. The two-unit USD 12.65 billion project is Rosatom-built and largely Russian-financed.

Notes: Whether the August 2026 grid trial happened is not verified as of 9 Oct 2026 — known gap. Rosatom in Jan 2026 listed Rooppur 1 and Akkuyu 1 among four foreign start-ups hoped for in 2026 (WNN 19 Jan 2026).

Kashiwazaki-Kariwa 6 (1,315 MW ABWR) resumed commercial operation at 16:00 local time on 16 April 2026, TEPCO's first restart since Fukushima; restart work began on 21 January 2026 but was suspended for a control-rod malfunction, delaying commercial operation about 50 days. It is the 15th Japanese reactor to return to service since 2011.

Notes: Original plan was commercial operation in late February 2026 (Japan Energy Hub). Unit 7 schedule not confirmed as of source.

GBE-N and Rolls-Royce SMR signed the contract to develop a three-unit, about 1.4 GWe SMR plant at Wylfa, enabled by GBP 2.6 billion allocated in the 2025 Spending Review, with up to GBP 599 million of National Wealth Fund support for Rolls-Royce SMR. Rolls-Royce SMR was named preferred bidder on 10 June 2025; first power is targeted for the mid-2030s with FID expected around 2029.

Notes: Signing date inferred from ANS ('on Tuesday' = 14 Apr 2026; NCE report dated 13 Apr 2026 suggests possible 13 Apr announcement) — verify against Rolls-Royce SMR press room. Wylfa was confirmed as the first site in Nov 2025 (Rolls-Royce SMR press release).

The CNSC removed the first of three regulatory hold points (reactor-building foundation) for the first Darlington BWRX-300 and OPG applied for a 20-year operating licence; OPG holds a licence to construct (April 2025) and Ontario approved the CAD 20.9 billion budget for four units in May 2025, with grid connection of unit 1 targeted by end-2030.

Notes: Hold-point date inferred ('Monday' before WNN 2 Apr 2026 article = 30 Mar 2026). CNSC licence to construct issued 4 Apr 2025 (WNN 'Canadian regulator issues SMR construction licence'); Ontario approval 8 May 2025 — see separate 2025 records.

Vietnam and Russia signed an intergovernmental agreement on 23 March 2026, during Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh's official visit to Russia, for the construction of Ninh Thuan 1 with two Rosatom VVER-1200 units (about 2,400 MW), reviving the programme suspended in 2016; cost and schedule were not disclosed (the prime minister's earlier target was completion by 2030).

Notes: Intergovernmental agreement, not an EPC contract; financing not disclosed. Japan withdrew from Ninh Thuan 2 in December 2024 (Reuters).

The Council of States (upper house) approved the Federal Council's indirect counter-proposal to the 'Stop the Blackout' popular initiative by 26 votes to 12 with 3 abstentions on 11 March 2026; the amendment to the Nuclear Energy Act would again allow general licences for new reactors. The National Council followed in June 2026 (final votes 19 June 2026).

Notes: Vote tally 26-12-3 per the parlament.ch (SDA) news item of 11 Mar 2026; NucNet's 13 Mar 2026 report gave no date or tally. National Council final vote 19 Jun 2026 recorded separately.

TerraPower announced NRC approval of the construction permit for the 345 MWe (500 MW peak with molten-salt storage) Natrium sodium-cooled fast reactor at Kemmerer; the application was submitted in March 2024 and docketed in May 2024, and the review took 18 months against a 27-month schedule. Nuclear construction was to begin within weeks; completion is expected in 2030.

Notes: ANS (article-7818) also reports the approval. Non-nuclear construction began June 2024.

Cameco agreed to supply nearly 22 million lb U3O8 to India's DAE over nine years, with deliveries from 2027 through 2035; Cameco valued the market-related contract at about CAD 2.6 billion at a spot price of USD 86.95/lb. Announced in Delhi alongside Canada-India trade agreements.

Notes: Value is Cameco's estimate at spot; pricing is market-related. Cameco previously supplied India under a five-year contract from 2015.

Orano USA announced the submission of the environmental report for Project IKE, a gas-centrifuge enrichment plant in Oak Ridge valued at USD 5 billion with more than 1,000 construction jobs over an initial five-year build and 300 permanent positions; the complete facility licence application to the NRC was expected later in 2026.

Notes: Release dated 23 Feb 2026 (Bethesda) says the report was 'recently submitted' - exact submission date not given, record uses the release date. Capacity (SWU/yr) not stated. Whether the full licence application was filed by Oct 2026 is not verified.

Centrus selected Fluor as engineering, procurement and construction contractor for the multi-billion-dollar expansion of LEU and HALEU enrichment capacity at Piketon, supported by the January 2026 DOE task order.

Notes: Date (11 Feb 2026) taken from NucNet's related-stories list; the ANS URL returned by search carries a mismatched slug — verify against Centrus press release.

First structural concrete for Paks II unit 5 was poured at a ceremony on 5 February 2026 attended by Rosatom's leadership, after the Hungarian Atomic Energy Authority issued the first-concrete permits in November 2025; the two VVER-1200 units are 80% financed by a Russian state loan of up to EUR 10 billion and are targeted for grid connection in the early 2030s.

Notes: the local-currency value = Russian loan ceiling, not total cost (EUR 12.5bn). Construction licence issued Aug 2022. EU General Court annulled EC state-aid approval (Sept 2025) — appeal status not verified.

A resolution signed at the end of January 2026 by Prime Minister Oljas Bektenov approved construction of Kazakhstan's second nuclear power plant alongside the first (Rosatom VVER-1200) site at Lake Balkhash; Kazakh press reports expect CNNC technology for the second and a third plant.

Notes: Resolution signed 26 Jan 2026 by PM Bektenov per Tengrinews (2 Feb 2026); NucNet 4 Feb 2026 says 'end of January'. Official text on adilet.zan.kz not fetched. Vendor for plant 2 (CNNC) is a press expectation only.

In a New Year interview Rosatom DG Alexei Likhachev said start-up preparations were under way at Akkuyu 1 and that Rosatom would 'do everything to make Turkey's nuclear energy a reality this year', noting Siemens' refusal to supply equipment and USD 2 billion of frozen investment; Rooppur 1, Tianwan 7 and Xudabao 3 were the other foreign start-ups hoped for in 2026.

Notes: Statement of intent, not a milestone; actual Akkuyu 1 grid date as of Oct 2026 not verified — known gap.

US Energy Secretary Chris Wright and Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico signed an intergovernmental agreement covering the development of a new, state-owned 1,200 MWe nuclear unit at the Jaslovske Bohunice site and broader civil nuclear cooperation (reactor technology, supply chains, safety, workforce). Slovakia had chosen Westinghouse without a tender in 2024-2025; operation is targeted around 2040. Slovakia's Eximbanka and US EXIM also agreed on financing cooperation.

Notes: DOE release does not name Westinghouse or a reactor design (AP1000 expected per 2023 Westinghouse-JAVYS agreements); cost 'multibillion-dollar' (economy ministry earlier estimated up to EUR 10bn). Earlier milestones: Fico press conference on preparations (NucNet 20 Jun 2025); Fico at ENEF Bratislava said agreement 'signed and approved' (NucNet 8 Oct 2025).

Proclamation 11,001 of 15 January 2026 ('Adjusting Imports of Processed Critical Minerals and Their Derivative Products') closed the Section 232 investigation opened 23 April 2025 under EO 14272, which covered uranium; it imposed no tariffs but directed Commerce and USTR to negotiate agreements that may include price floors, with a status report due within 180 days and tariffs or minimum import prices possible if talks fail.

Notes: Primary text is on whitehouse.gov / Federal Register (Proclamation 11,001). 180-day report would have been due mid-July 2026; outcome not verified.

Following its December 2024 RFP, Meta announced three agreements: 20-year PPAs with Vistra for 2,176 MW from Perry and Davis-Besse plus uprate output (2,609 MW total by 2034); funding for up to eight TerraPower Natrium units (two units of up to 690 MW firm from 2032, rights to six more, 2.1 GW by 2035); and prepayment support for a 1.2 GW Oklo Aurora campus in Pike County, Ohio (first phase as early as 2030).

Notes: the capacity in MW is the headline 'up to 6.6 GW' aggregate; the term in years applies to the Vistra PPAs only. No dollar values disclosed. Secondary coverage: CNBC 9 Jan 2026, NucNet, ANS 12 Jan 2026.

DOE announced three USD 900 million task orders: American Centrifuge Operating (Centrus) for HALEU at Piketon, General Matter for HALEU at the former Paducah site, and Orano Federal Services for LEU at Oak Ridge; GLE received about USD 28 million subject to negotiation, while Urenco USA and LIS Technologies received no task order. These draw on the October 2024 HALEU and December 2024 LEU IDIQ contract pools.

Notes: Announcement date 5 Jan 2026 inferred from ANS ('Yesterday'). Centrus contract finalised July 2026 (separate record). WNN also covered ('DOE awards USD2.7 billion').

The Sustainable Harnessing and Advancement of Nuclear Energy for Transforming India (SHANTI) Bill passed the Lok Sabha on 17 December and the Rajya Sabha on 18 December 2025 and received Presidential assent on 20 December 2025; it repeals the Atomic Energy Act 1962 and CLNDA 2010, allows private participation in generation and parts of the fuel cycle, gives AERB statutory status and introduces graded operator liability, in support of a 100 GW-by-2047 target.

Notes: Assent date 20 Dec 2025 per WNN; News on AIR reported assent on 22 Dec 2025 (possible publication lag) — minor conflict noted.

EDF presented to its board a forecast cost of EUR 72.8 billion (2020 euros) for six EPR2 reactors, with Penly 1 commissioning targeted for 2038 and later units at 12-18 month intervals; FID is expected in late 2026 after a DINN audit in Q1 2026. State support (subsidised loan for at least 50% of construction cost and a 40-year CfD) was notified to the European Commission on 19 November 2025.

Notes: the capacity in MW = 6 x about 1,650 MW (approximate). Whether FID occurred by Oct 2026 not verified — known gap.

EDF announced on 17 December 2025 that Flamanville 3 (1,669 MW gross) reached full nuclear thermal power for the first time, 18 years after construction began in 2007 and a year after grid connection on 21 December 2024; the Cour des comptes puts the cost at EUR 23.7 billion including financing. Commercial operation was expected in early 2026.

Notes: Full-power date is the EDF announcement date; grid connection 21 Dec 2024 per NucNet/NEI (not fetched). Formal commercial operation date in 2026 not verified.

The Commission closed its in-depth probe (opened December 2024) and found Poland's support package compatible with state-aid rules: an equity injection of about EUR 14 billion (30% of an estimated EUR 42 billion cost), state guarantees on 100% of PEJ debt and a two-way CfD shortened from 60 to 40 years, with at least 70% of output sold on exchanges.

Notes: Date is WNN article date; the EC decision itself may be dated 8 or 9 Dec 2025 — verify on EC press corner. The local-currency value is the equity component only. PEJ press release also available (pej.pl).

DOE announced the closing of a USD 1 billion loan to Constellation Energy Generation under the Energy Dominance Financing programme to restart the 835 MW Crane Clean Energy Center, supporting more than 600 jobs, pending NRC licensing approvals.

Notes: Page metadata shows 17 Nov 2025 publish time; ANS covered on 20 Nov 2025. Recorded as 18 Nov 2025 (article date).

A fact sheet issued during President Trump's Tokyo visit listed Japanese investment commitments including up to USD 100 billion for nuclear projects involving Westinghouse and GE Vernova, with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Toshiba named as potential participants in up to USD 100 billion of Westinghouse reactor construction.

Notes: Figures reported second-hand (USD 332bn / USD 490bn totals quoted by POWER). Verify against the White House fact sheet of 28 Oct 2025.

The US government agreed to facilitate at least USD 80 billion of new Westinghouse reactors (mainly AP1,000s); in return it receives 20% of future profits above USD 17.5 billion distributed to Brookfield and Cameco, convertible into an equity stake of up to 20%, and Westinghouse must IPO by 2029 if valued above USD 30 billion. Japanese commitments announced the same day in Tokyo earmark up to USD 100 billion for US nuclear projects involving Westinghouse and GE Vernova.

Notes: Primary: Cameco/Brookfield press release 28 Oct 2025 and White House Japan fact sheet (not fetched). Number of reactors not specified.

NextEra Energy announced plans to restart the 615 MWe Duane Arnold BWR (shut 2020) under a 25-year PPA with Google, with restart targeted for the first quarter of 2029 (possibly 2028) subject to NRC approval; agreements with Iowa cooperatives (CIPCO, Corn Belt) were announced alongside.

Notes: S&P Global dated coverage 27 Oct 2025. A NucNet SMR item headlined 'NextEra and Amazon' (10-2-2025) appears to be an error; the counterparty is Google. See also DOE loan record 8 Sep 2026.

In ICSID case ARB/25/8 the tribunal on 23 September 2025 ordered Niger not to sell, transfer or facilitate transfer of uranium produced by Somair (Orano 63.4%, SOPAMIN 36.6%) and asked for the release of Orano representative Ibrahim Courmo. Niger had taken operational control in December 2024 and announced nationalisation in June 2025.

Notes: Nationalisation decree announced 19/20 June 2025 (Al Jazeera 20 Jun 2025). Arbitration outcome still pending as of 9 Oct 2026; later 2026 reports of Niger selling stockpile not verified.

The two governments announced a partnership to cut reactor licensing times to about two years through mutual recognition of safety assessments and to expand new-build projects, alongside commercial announcements such as Holtec-EDF-Tritax SMR-powered data centres at Cottam and X-energy/Centrica plans at Hartlepool; the agreement was signed during the 16-18 September 2025 state visit.

Notes: Date is the UK government announcement (NucNet 15 Sep 2025); formal signing occurred during the state visit (reported 16-18 Sep 2025) — gov.uk release not fetched. Commercial values (GBP) not verified.

TVA and Houston-based ENTRA1 Energy announced an agreement to collaborate on a 6 GW programme of six nuclear plants using NuScale SMR modules, which ENTRA1 would develop and own with TVA buying the power; NuScale's CEO later suggested the programme could reach 6-8 GW.

Notes: CONFLICT: the task brief suggested Sept 2025 (10th); ANS reported it on 3 Sep 2025 as 'recently announced' and Exchange Monitor on 3 Sep 2025 — recorded as 2 Sep 2025 (TVA/NuScale releases). Binding status not stated.

In the 23 August 2025 referendum about 4.3 million voters supported restarting Maanshan 2 against about 1.5 million opposed, but the 'yes' count fell short of the roughly 5 million (one quarter of electors) needed for validity; President Lai said he did not rule out advanced nuclear if safety, waste and acceptance conditions were met.

Notes: Referendum date 23 Aug 2025 per WNN 'Date set for Taiwan referendum' and NucNet ('Saturday' before 25 Aug article). status 'cancelled' = restart not mandated.

With its H1 2025 results Kazatomprom said nominal 2026 output (100% basis) would be 29,697 tU, down from 32,777 tU under subsoil use agreements (about 3,000 tU, roughly 10%), citing supply-demand balance and market volatility; most of the cut falls on JV Budenovskoye. 2025 guidance stayed at 25,000-26,500 tU.

Notes: Final 2026 guidance was to be published with the 2026 operational guidance; later 2026 updates (H1 2026 results, 9% output rise reports) not verified here.

Kairos Power, TVA and Google announced a three-way arrangement under which TVA buys up to 50 MW from the Hermes 2 advanced reactor to supply the TVA grid serving two Google data centres, described as the first US utility PPA for Generation IV nuclear power.

Notes: Announcements released 18 Aug 2025 (ANS). Hermes 2 received its NRC construction permit in November 2024 (see separate record). Term not stated in ANS text.

With its Q2 2025 results Ur-Energy announced an eighth sales agreement with a major nuclear utility for 100,000 lb U3O8 per year in 2028, 2029 and 2030 (300,000 lb) at an escalated fixed price it described as well above spot and term prices, with a seller's option to deliver up to 100,000 lb more per year at 99% of the trailing two-month spot average; its eight agreements now total about 6.0 million lb with base deliveries of 440,000-1,300,000 lb a year from 2025 through 2033.

Notes: Counterparty not named (existing customers include Constellation Energy). Shirley Basin ramp-up planned 2026; Lost Creek Q2 2025 output 112,033 lb.

The NRA granted the key safety approval for Tomari 3 (912 MW PWR) on 30 July 2025 after a 12-year review; Hokkaido Electric aims to restart as early as possible in 2027 once seawall and other works are complete, and the Hokkaido governor signalled acceptance on 28 November 2025.

Notes: JAIF table lists 2025.07.30 in the approval column without label; Japan Energy Hub corroborates NRA approval and the 2027 target.

The NRC approved the licensing package returning Palisades to an operating licence, the first US plant to move from decommissioning status back to operation, allowing Holtec to load fuel and restore operating shifts; further licensing actions remained under review before startup. The licence runs to 24 March 2031.

Notes: NucNet article dated 25 Jul 2025 does not state the NRC action date; 24 Jul 2025 is the widely reported NRC announcement date — verify on nrc.gov. Fuel loading actually began 30 Aug 2026 (separate record).

Energy Secretary Ed Miliband signed the FID for Sizewell C on 22 July 2025 with an estimated cost of around GBP 38 billion; equity is held by the UK government (44.9% initially), La Caisse (20%), Centrica (15%), EDF (12.5%) and Amber Infrastructure (7.6%), with the National Wealth Fund providing most of the debt and a proposed GBP 5 billion Bpifrance guarantee under a regulated-asset-base model.

Notes: Primary: gov.uk press release 22 Jul 2025 (not fetched). Capacity 3.2 GW from the project's standard description.

Niger's Council of Ministers announced it would nationalise Somair (Orano 63.4%, SOPAMIN 36.6%), accusing Orano of irresponsible behaviour, after the state had taken operational control in December 2024 and Orano launched ICSID and other arbitrations; about 1,000-1,500 tU of produced uranium remained blocked at Arlit.

Notes: Council of Ministers decision announced on state TV 19 June 2025; Al Jazeera report dated 20 June 2025. Stockpile figure (approx. 1,300 tU) from Orano statements, not from the fetched text.

The Kazakhstan Atomic Energy Agency announced on 14 June 2025 that Rosatom was selected over CNNC, EDF and KHNP to lead the international consortium building the first plant, with Russian state export financing to be arranged; CNNC is expected to build a second plant. Engineering surveys began at the site in August 2025.

Notes: Reactor type (2 x VVER-1200) from NucNet Feb 2026; EPC/intergovernmental contract signing date not verified (Times of Central Asia reports a contract was signed, date unknown).

Talen and Amazon restructured their relationship into a PPA for up to 1,920 MW of carbon-free power from Susquehanna delivered through the PJM grid (front-of-the-meter) with ramp-up from 2025 and deliveries running to 2042; the parties also agreed to explore SMRs and uprates in Pennsylvania.

Notes: Press release dated 11 June 2025 (file name). POWER magazine characterised the deal as ~USD 18bn over the term (estimate, not disclosed). The term in years approximated as 2025-2042.

On 11 June 2025 the World Bank Group announced it would again finance nuclear energy, focusing on life extensions of existing plants, grid upgrades and accelerating SMR deployment; about two weeks later President Ajay Banga signed a cooperation agreement with the IAEA to provide technical expertise.

Notes: Announced via a Banga memo to staff after a board discussion (Bloomberg/Reuters 11-12 June 2025). IAEA agreement signed 26 June 2025 (not verified here).

After a Czech court lifted an injunction obtained by EDF, KHNP and EDU II signed the final contract (at least EUR 16 billion) for two APR1000 units of about 1,055 MWe each at Dukovany, with the first unit expected to be completed by 2036. KHNP had been selected as preferred bidder in July 2024.

Notes: CONFLICT/VERIFY: Enerdata item dated 6 Jun 2025 says 'has signed'; NucNet/Courthouse News report the signing on 4 Jun 2025 after the Brno regional court rejected EDF's appeal (NucNet 4 Jun 2025). Recorded 4 Jun 2025. EDF's complaint: late April 2025; injunction: 6 May 2025.

Constellation and Meta signed a 20-year PPA beginning June 2027, when Illinois zero-emission credit support for Clinton expires, preserving the plant's 1,121 MW output and supporting a 30 MW uprate and a licence renewal to 2047; Constellation also said it is exploring new SMR or large-reactor capacity at the site.

Notes: BusinessWire release dated 3 June 2025 (20250603).

Four executive orders (Ordering the Reform of the NRC; Reforming Nuclear Reactor Testing at DOE; Deploying Advanced Nuclear Reactor Technologies for National Security; Reinvigorating the Nuclear Industrial Base) set targets of 400 GW by 2050, 10 large reactors under construction by 2030, 5 GW of uprates, 18-month NRC decisions on new reactors, three DOE pilot reactors critical by 4 July 2026, a reactor on a military base by 30 September 2028 and release of 20 t HALEU.

Notes: Primary texts: whitehouse.gov EOs 14299-14302 of 23 May 2025. Pilot-reactor target met July 2026 (see 4 Jul 2026 record).

TVA submitted a construction permit application to the NRC for a 300 MWe GE Vernova Hitachi BWRX-300 at Clinch River, the first SMR construction permit application by a US utility; the NRC formally began its review in July 2025 and issued the permit on 29 September 2026.

Notes: Submission 'on Tuesday' = 20 May 2025 per Exchange Monitor (20 May 2025); letter of intent mid-April and environmental report 28 Apr 2025; NRC accepted the application for review in July 2025 and issued the permit on 29 Sep 2026 (separate record). TVA's own release not fetched.

Taipower permanently shut the 938 MW Maanshan unit 2 PWR at midnight on 17 May 2025 at the end of its 40-year licence, leaving Taiwan without operating commercial reactors; the legislature had earlier amended the law to permit licence extensions, and a restart referendum followed in August 2025.

Notes: Shutdown date confirmed in NucNet referendum article.

On 15 May 2025 the Chamber passed the 'Bihet law' 102 to 8 with 31 abstentions, repealing the 2003 phase-out law and allowing new nuclear capacity; Doel 4 and Tihange 3 (about 1 GW each) were already set for a 10-year extension to 2035 under the December 2023 Electrabel-government agreement.

Notes: Same WNN article: Danish parliament (15 May 2025) backed an analysis of nuclear power — see separate record.

About two-thirds of Danish MPs supported an investigation into the potential of new nuclear technologies for energy security, with a report expected in 2026; the 1985 parliamentary resolution against nuclear power was not formally lifted.

Notes: Analysis only; outcome of the 2026 report not verified.

Google agreed to commit early-stage development capital to Elementl Power for three project sites, each intended to host at least 600 MW of advanced nuclear capacity (about 1.8 GW total), with Google holding an option to buy the power once the plants operate; the technology is not yet selected.

Notes: Date per S&P Global / Exchange Monitor coverage of 7-8 May 2025; dollar amount undisclosed.

The State Council approved 10 new reactors at five sites on 27 April 2025, the fourth consecutive year with at least 10 approvals, with total investment reported at about CNY 200 billion (USD 27 billion).

Notes: Site list from memory — verify against WNN/CNNC statements; Bloomberg 28 Apr 2025 corroborates 10 units. Investment estimate per Chinese media.

The CNSC granted OPG a licence to construct one BWRX-300 at the Darlington site, the first construction licence for a grid-scale SMR in a G7 country; Ontario's government approved the CAD 20.9 billion four-unit programme on 8 May 2025 and construction proceeded under CNSC hold points through 2026.

Notes: CNSC release of 4 Apr 2025 (Ottawa): licence valid until 31 Mar 2035 (the term in years = 10, approximate); hearings 2 Oct 2024 and 8-14 Jan 2025; four facility-specific conditions. Ontario's approval of the CAD 20.9bn four-unit programme on 8 May 2025 is from secondary reporting (WNN Apr 2026 says 'May 2025') and not re-verified.

Long Mott Energy (Dow) and X-energy applied to the NRC for a construction permit for four Xe-100 high-temperature gas reactors (320 MWe) to supply power and steam to Dow's Seadrift chemicals site, the first construction permit application for a commercial advanced reactor at an industrial site.

Notes: NRC docketing and review schedule (decision expected 2026-2027) not verified here.

Orano, the Mongolian government and the Badrakh Energy JV (Orano/MonAtom) signed an investment agreement in Ulaanbaatar for an in-situ-recovery mine of about 2,500 tU/year over an estimated 30-year life, with about USD 500 million of initial investment and USD 1.6 billion over the mine life; development is planned to take four years before production.

Notes: Final construction/investment decision and first-production year not verified as of 9 Oct 2026.

Cameco said JV Inkai suspended production from 1 January 2025 after it did not receive the expected extension to submit its updated Project Documentation to Kazakhstan's Ministry of Energy; Kazatomprom had on 30 December 2024 directed the JV to plan a halt to avoid violating Kazakh legislation. Cameco said it would seek clarification of the 2025 and 2026 production and financial impacts.

Notes: Release dated 2 Jan 2025 (Saskatoon). Production was reported to have resumed on 23 January 2025 after the documentation was approved (Cameco/WNN, not fetched). Earlier Inkai issues (2024 production below plan due to sulphuric acid; Cameco's purchase entitlements) not recorded separately.

Shimane 2 (820 MW BWR) restarted on 7 December 2024, resumed power generation on 23 December 2024 and began commercial operation on 10 January 2025, the second BWR restart in Japan after Onagawa 2.

Notes: Restart date 7 Dec 2024 per NucNet 'Shimane-2 ready to return to service on 7 December'.

EDF connected the Flamanville 3 EPR to the national grid at 11:48 on 21 December 2024 at about 100 MW, the first new French reactor connection since Civaux 2 in 1999; first criticality had been reached on 3 September 2024. Power-ascension testing with repeated grid connections and disconnections under ASN supervision was to continue for several months towards full power, which was reached on 14 December 2025.

Notes: the capacity in MW is the 1,669 MW gross figure EDF uses for the unit (not stated in this release); power at first connection was 100 MW. Construction began in 2007 (from the full-power record). See Dec 2025 record for 100% power.

Oklo and data-centre operator Switch signed a non-binding Master Power Agreement under which Oklo would develop, build and operate Aurora powerhouses to deliver up to 12 GW to Switch through 2044, with binding PPAs to follow as milestones are met; Oklo said its customer pipeline exceeded 14 GW.

Notes: Non-binding; capacity is an upper bound. Oklo's Equinix pre-agreement (up to 500 MW, April 2024) not separately verified here — see the known gaps.

DOE selected six companies for indefinite-delivery contracts for domestic LEU enrichment services (up to USD 3.4 billion available): the four HALEU awardees plus laser-enrichment developers GLE and LIS Technologies.

Notes: Exact award date and USD 3.4bn ceiling not confirmed by fetch (ANS Jan 2026 article says 'December 2024'); verify on energy.gov.

Meta launched a request for proposals seeking developers able to deliver 1-4 GW of new nuclear capacity in the US starting in the early 2030s, open to SMRs and large reactors; the RFP led to the January 2026 agreements with Vistra, TerraPower and Oklo.

Notes: Meta's own post is on sustainability.atmeta.com (not fetched). The capacity in MW is the upper bound of the RFP range.

The NRC approved construction permits for Hermes 2, two 35 MWt fluoride-salt-cooled test reactors sharing a power generation system adjacent to the Hermes demonstration reactor; the application was filed in July 2023, with the final safety evaluation in July 2024 and environmental assessment in August 2024.

Notes: Date is the Commission vote reported 21 Nov 2024; permits were issued shortly afterwards. Hermes 2 later became the subject of the 2025 TVA/Google PPA.

Onagawa 2 (825 MW BWR), the closest reactor to the 2011 earthquake epicentre, resumed power generation on 15 November 2024 after restarting in late October 2024 and entered commercial operation on 26 December 2024, the first boiling-water reactor returned to service in Japan since the Fukushima accident.

Notes: Reactor restart (criticality) was 29 Oct 2024; JAIF table gives 15 Nov 2024 power generation and 26 Dec 2024 commercial operation. Date field uses generation resumption.

On 15 November 2024 the Russian government amended Decree No 313 of 9 March 2022 to temporarily ban exports of enriched uranium to the United States and under contracts with US-registered entities, with exceptions for deliveries under one-off licences issued by FSTEC; Rosatom called it a tit-for-tat response to the US Prohibiting Russian Uranium Imports Act. Tenex told Centrus that its general export licence had been rescinded through 31 December 2025 and that specific licences would be sought for remaining 2024 and 2025 shipments.

Notes: Russian government decree text not fetched (WNN 18 Nov 2024 reports the 15 Nov 2024 announcement; S&P Global also 15 Nov 2024). End date of the restriction not stated. Centrus held a DOE import waiver for 2024-2025 deliveries (July 2024).

Kozloduy NPP-New Builds signed an engineering contract with the Hyundai Engineering & Construction-Westinghouse consortium for units 7 and 8 (two AP1,000s, about 2,300 MWe) at a ceremony attended by Prime Minister Dimitar Glavchev; schedule and financing details were to be firmed up within 12 months. Unit 7 is targeted for 2035 and unit 8 for 2037. Westinghouse had earlier extended its FEED contract (announced 24 October 2024) after parliament selected the consortium in February 2024.

Notes: Contract value not disclosed; full EPC contract status as of 2026 not verified (known gap). Capacity 2,300 MWe per WNN.

Amazon announced three nuclear agreements: leading a ~USD 500 million financing round in X-energy; an agreement with Energy Northwest to develop four Xe-100 units (320 MWe, expandable to 960 MWe) in Washington state with Amazon funding early development; and an MOU with Dominion to explore an SMR near North Anna. Amazon targets more than 5 GW of new nuclear by 2039.

Notes: S&P Global coverage dated 16 Oct 2024. The capacity in MW is the initial Energy Northwest phase (320 MWe). The USD value is the X-energy round led by Amazon (approx.).

DOE named four companies (American Centrifuge Operating/Centrus, General Matter, Orano Federal Services and Louisiana Energy Services/Urenco USA) to indefinite-delivery contracts for future HALEU enrichment work, with up to USD 2.7 billion available for task orders over ten years.

Notes: Exact award date not confirmed by fetch (ANS Jan 2026 article says 'October 2024'); 8 Oct 2024 is the commonly cited DOE announcement date — verify on energy.gov. A separate DOE HALEU deconversion award to six companies was also made in Oct 2024.

Google signed what it called the first corporate agreement to purchase nuclear energy from multiple SMRs, covering up to 500 MW of Kairos Power fluoride-salt-cooled reactors, with the first unit targeted for 2030 and further deployments through 2035.

Notes: Framework/orderbook agreement; individual PPAs follow (see Hermes 2 / TVA record 18 Aug 2025).

Voters approved construction of a first nuclear power plant in a national referendum on 6 October 2024: 5,561,937 votes (71.12%) in favour on a turnout of 63.66%, according to the Central Referendum Commission. The result opened the vendor selection that concluded with Rosatom's appointment as consortium leader in June 2025.

Notes: Results per Kazinform (8 Oct 2024) citing the Central Referendum Commission: 5,561,937 yes votes (71.12%), turnout 63.66% (7,820,204 of 12,284,487). The capacity in MW 2,400 is the planned 2 x VVER-1200 plant (NucNet Feb 2026), not a referendum figure.

DOE's Loan Programs Office closed a loan guarantee of up to USD 1.52 billion under the Energy Infrastructure Reinvestment programme to finance the restart of the 800 MW Palisades plant (shut May 2022); Holtec had signed long-term PPAs for the full output with Wolverine Power Cooperative and Hoosier Energy. Restart was then targeted for 2025.

Notes: DOE announced the closing on 30 Sep 2024 (also APPA). Michigan state committed USD 300m; USDA later provided ~USD 1.3bn to the co-ops (not verified here).

Constellation announced it would restart the 835 MW TMI-1 reactor (shut 2019), renamed the Crane Clean Energy Center, backed by a 20-year PPA under which Microsoft buys the output to match data-centre load in PJM; Constellation planned about USD 1.6 billion of investment with restart initially targeted for 2028 and later pulled forward to 2027.

Notes: ANS coverage: ans.org article-6402. Subsequent milestones recorded separately (FERC CIR waiver 1 Jun 2026; DOE USD 1bn loan guarantee 2025).

ENEC announced on 5 September 2024 that the fourth and final APR-1400 unit at Barakah had entered commercial operation, completing the four-unit plant that supplies about a quarter of the UAE's electricity.

Notes: Capacity and 25% share from standard ENEC descriptions (not in fetched text).

Orano USA announced on 4 September 2024, with Tennessee Governor Bill Lee, that it had selected Oak Ridge for Project IKE, a gas-centrifuge uranium enrichment facility described as a multi-billion-dollar investment and the largest in Tennessee's history, with more than 300 permanent jobs on a 920-acre DOE site being transferred to Orano; NRC licensing was to begin with production expected in the early 2030s.

Notes: Investment figure not given in 2024 ('multi-billion'); Orano's Feb 2026 release puts it at USD 5bn. DOE EM article of 10 Sep 2024 confirms the announcement 'last week' at a press conference in Oak Ridge. Orano received a DOE LEU IDIQ award 10 Dec 2024 and a USD 900m LEU task order in Jan 2026 (separate records).

With its half-year 2024 results on 23 August 2024 Kazatomprom set 2025 production guidance at 25,000-26,500 tU (100% basis), about 5,000 tU below the 30,500-31,500 tU it had planned at 100% of subsoil-use levels, citing uncertainty over 2025 sulphuric acid supplies and construction delays at new deposits; JV Budenovskoye's 2025 output was cut to 1,300 tU from 4,000 tU.

Notes: Kazatomprom's results release not fetched; WNN 23 Aug 2024 is the same-day report (Bloomberg also 23 Aug 2024). The about 16% reduction is a derived midpoint figure.

At a 19 August 2024 executive meeting the State Council approved 11 new reactors across five projects, a record single batch with reported investment of about CNY 220 billion (USD 31 billion), including CNNC's Xuwei high-temperature-gas-cooled/PWR cogeneration project.

Notes: Site list partially from memory; confirm against WNN 'China approves 11 new reactors' (Aug 2024). Investment figure from Bloomberg/Business Standard (USD 31bn).

The ADVANCE Act, passed by the House 393-13 (May 2024) and Senate 88-2 (18 June 2024) as part of S.870, was signed on 9 July 2024; it directs the NRC to speed licensing of new technologies, cuts fees for advanced reactor applicants, creates deployment prizes, strengthens advanced-fuel qualification and directs DOE to streamline nuclear export approvals.

Notes: White House bill-signing notice dated 9 Jul 2024 (bidenwhitehouse.archives.gov).

President Biden signed the Prohibiting Russian Uranium Imports Act on 13 May 2024; the ban on Russian LEU imports took effect on 11 August 2024 and runs to 31 December 2040, with DOE able to grant waivers for supply-security reasons only until 1 January 2028. Enactment unlocked about USD 2.7 billion of previously appropriated funds for domestic enrichment.

Notes: CONFLICT with brief: brief said 'waivers to 2028'; statute ends waiver authority on 1 Jan 2028 (i.e., waivers through end-2027). Primary: congress.gov H.R.1042 / P.L. 118-62; Centrus 8-K 18 Jul 2024 discusses waivers.

Georgia Power declared Vogtle Unit 4 in commercial operation on 29 April 2024, completing the two-unit AP1000 expansion begun in 2009 and making Vogtle the largest generator of clean energy in the US; the company expects the four-unit site to produce more than 30 million MWh a year. Unit 3 entered commercial operation on 31 July 2023.

Notes: Release datelined Atlanta, April 29, 2024. Capacity 1,117 MWe net per NRC plant data (release gives only '500,000 homes and businesses'). Cost not stated in the release.

Talen Energy sold its 960 MW data-centre campus adjacent to the Susquehanna nuclear plant to AWS for USD 650 million, with behind-the-meter power to be supplied from the plant under a long-term arrangement; FERC later (Nov 2024) rejected an amended interconnection agreement that would have expanded the behind-the-meter supply.

Notes: Date is Talen's announcement (4 Mar 2024, with Q4 2023 results); ANS article dated 7 Mar 2024. Replaced/expanded by the June 2025 1,920 MW grid-connected PPA (separate record).

In its 1 February 2024 trading update Kazatomprom set 2024 production guidance at 21,000-22,500 tU (100% basis), about 80% of permitted subsoil-use volumes instead of the 90% previously planned (roughly 23,500 tU), citing difficulty procuring sulphuric acid for in-situ leaching amid regional shortages and construction delays at new deposits; it warned that a swift return to 100% in 2025 was at risk and that 2025 plans could be adjusted with the half-year results.

Notes: Kazatomprom's own trading update (kazatomprom.kz) not fetched; date and figures from S&P Global (1 Feb 2024) and Interfax (2 Feb 2024). 2023 production was 21,112 tU. Follow-up: 2025 guidance cut on 23 Aug 2024 and 2026 cut on 22 Aug 2025 (separate records).

EDF announced that unit 1 of the 3.26 GW Hinkley Point C would start between 2029 and 2030 at the earliest, or 2031 in the worst case, with costs of GBP 31-34 billion (GBP 35 billion worst case, 2015 prices), up from a previous 2027 target and GBP 26 billion estimate.

Notes: Enerdata item dated 25 Jan 2024 refers to EDF's announcement the day after the Sizewell C funding news (22 Jan 2024) — i.e. 23 Jan 2024, consistent with EDF's press release. Price basis (2015 money) from EDF release, not confirmed in fetched text.

Georgia Power declared Vogtle Unit 3, the first of two Westinghouse AP1000 units added to the Vogtle site, in commercial operation on 31 July 2023; it was the first newly constructed US reactor to enter service since Watts Bar 2 in 2016. Southern Nuclear operates the plant for co-owners Georgia Power, Oglethorpe Power, MEAG Power and Dalton Utilities.

Notes: Unit 3 commercial-operation date (July 31, 2023) is stated in Southern Company's 29 Apr 2024 release; the 31 Jul 2023 release itself could not be fetched. Capacity 1,117 MWe net per NRC plant data (not in the release). Ownership shares and project cost (widely reported at >USD 30bn for both units) not in the release and not re-verified.