Fermi America And Westinghouse To Cooperate On Cola For Data Centre Nuclear Reactors

Aim is to deploy four AP1000 units at hyperscale tech site in Texas

Fermi America And Westinghouse To Cooperate On Cola For Data Centre Nuclear Reactors
A computer-generated image of the planned reactor and data centre facility in Texas. Courtesy Fermi America.

US-based private energy developer Fermi America and Westinghouse are collaborating to finalise the combined operating licence application (Cola) to deploy four AP1000 reactors at Fermi America’s planned hyperscale data centre campus in Amarillo, Texas.

Under the agreement, the companies will partner to complete the Cola documentation that was submitted by Fermi America to the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission in June and support the review process for approval.

In addition, the companies will work together to develop a long-term deployment strategy for the Amarillo site.

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