Oracle will use a nuclear power plant to supply energy to its Port Washington data center campus in Wisconsin.
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US technology giant Oracle plans to offtake between 125 MW and 250 MW of electricity generation from the Point Beach nuclear power station in Wisconsin to ...
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Oracle is planning to buy power that We Energies is purchasing from Wisconsin’s only active nuclear plant in a deal that the two say will save utility customers $300 million in fuel costs.
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The utility says the proposal to allow Oracle to tap electricity from the Point Beach nuclear plant could save other customers millions in fuel costs.