DOE provides up to $5 billion in a conditional loan to Constellation for power plant uprates

Constellation Energy was issued a conditional loan by the Department of Energy of up to $5 billion dollars to increase its operating reactor fleet capacity by 1,100 megawatts.
Secretary of Energy Chris Wright and DOE’s Energy Dominance Financing Director Gregory…

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DOE provides up to $5 billion in a conditional loan to Constellation for power plant uprates

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