Tech Firms Pledge Nuclear Expansion

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Big Tech pledges to triple nuclear capacity by 2050

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Amazon , Google , Meta , Dow , and Occidental were among the founding signatories of the Wednesday pledge.

The pledge came on the sidelines of the CERAWeek Conference in Houston , Texas , where big tech joined forces with more than a dozen global banks, 140 nuclear industry companies and 31 countries to support nuclear energy expansion.

Nuclear energy currently generates around 9% of the world’s electricity.

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