Constellation ‘Committed To Spending Billions’ On Nuclear Energy Projects

Company says investments will help power innovations in AI and other industries

Constellation ‘Committed To Spending Billions’ On Nuclear Energy Projects
Constellation Energy has partnered with Microsoft to restart the Three Mile Island plant in Pennsylvania. Courtesy Wikipedia.

Constellation Energy has said it is committed to spending billions of dollars on nuclear energy projects to fuel economic growth in the US state of Pennsylvania.

The Maryland-based energy company said the commitments were announced during the state’s inaugural Energy and Innovation Summit, which was hosted by senator Dave McCormick and Carnegie Mellon University. The event was attended by president Donald Trump and key members of his cabinet.

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