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American Electric Power plans a $4 billion investment in a 702-megawatt fuel cell project in Wyoming to power Google. Construction starts in 2026 with operations by end of 2028, addressing rising AI electricity demand and grid constraints for the tech giant.
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Google plans to acquire power from AEP's Cheyenne Fuel Cell under a 20-year deal; AEP will invest ~$4B in the Wyoming fuel cell project using Bloom's tech (Kelly Cloonan/Wall Street Journal)
AEP Invests $4 Billion in Wyoming Fuel Cell Plant
Google contracts for 3.6 GW of power from Constellation Energy in the US' largest power grid, with new nuclear energy accounting for ~25% of that supply (Laila Kearney/Reuters)