Three Mile Island Nuclear Power Plant to supply power to Microsoft Data Centers? All you need to know
Microsoft is restarting the Nuclear Power Plant of Three Mile Island again and it has got in to a deal or agreement with the huge technological giant Microsoft so that Microsoft can get the adequate power it requires for its upcoming projects.
Joe Biden and his administration has always wanted to bring a positive impact in the sphere of dangerous climate changes happening around US by replacing all sorts of usage of greenhouse gases by the nuclear power. Following this stance, Constellation has planned to restart the Nuclear Power Plant of Three Mile Island with a roadmap of primarily 20 years in the beginning, reported Associated Press.
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The Three Mile Island’s Nuclear Power Plant is again going to restart after it ceased to work back in 2019 following an announcement from Exelon which is the father-company of Constellation that they are incurring losses on a huge scale. The Nuclear Power plant of Three Mile Island is also tragically infamous due to the worst accident which took place there in the year 1979 leaving the Unit 2 reactor totally destroyed but the Unit 1 reactor was saved and it was still functioning.
Associated Press asserted that Constellation Energy has plans of bringing the Unit 1 into its proper functioning capacity within 2028 but restarting only Unit 1 will require a lot of investments which they are willing to bear adding the fact that it will also require the permission
