NextEra Energy Lands Oracle Power Deal as Oklahoma Ruling and Dominion Merger Test Investor Patience

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    "title": "NextEra Energy Lands Oracle Power Deal as Oklahoma Ruling and Dominion Merger Test Investor Patience - AD HOC NEWS",
    "excerpt": "Oracle has agreed to draw between 125 and 250 megawatts from NextEra Energy's Point Beach nuclear station in Wisconsin, a supply arrangement covering roughly 10% to 20% of the plant's total generating capacity. The software group intends to feed a data center on the site, and its entry absorbs about USD 300 million in fuel costs that would otherwise have landed on customers of regional utility We Energies. The arrangement traces back to the site's unusual history: We Energies sold the facility to NextEra in 2007 but locked in power deliveries through 2033. NextEra now aims to keep Point Beach running into the 2050s. Before any of that proceeds, regulators must sign off, and an application to Wisconsin's supervisory authority is expected by the end of the year. The Oracle tie-up illustrates how voraciously data centers and artificial intelligence are driving demand for dependable baseload electricity. Large technology firms are hunting for round-the-clock supply to offset the intermittency of renewables, and NextEra sits squarely at the intersection of conventional generation and digital infrastructure. That logic extends to Project Star in Texas, unveiled more than a month ago, where 6.47 gigawatts of gas-fired capacity is planned to serve a data center campus. NextEra Energy Resources was selected alongside partners by the US Department of Commerce and the Republic of Korea...",
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