Google's Power Math: Indiana Cost Test, 890 MW of Nuclear Uprates
Tuesday, October 13, 2026 · 9 min
Google lands two power paths. Indiana regulators approved AES Indiana's $1.3 billion solar, storage and wires plan for its 390 MW Monrovia campus, the first test of the state's 80% large-load cost law. Separately, Constellation will spend $4.3 billion uprating 11 PJM reactors by 890 MW.
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Google lands two power paths. Indiana regulators approved AES Indiana's $1.3 billion solar, storage and wires plan for its 390 MW Monrovia campus, the first test of the state's 80% large-load cost law. Separately, Constellation will spend $4.3 billion uprating 11 PJM reactors by 890 MW.
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- Indiana approves AES plan to power Google data center in Monrovia — WFYI Public Media
“Indiana utility regulators unanimously approved a plan for utility AES Indiana to build the solar, battery storage and electric line project needed to power a 390-megawatt Google data center project in Monrovia. At the Oct. 7 meeting, the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission…”
- Google and Constellation Find 890 MW of New Power Inside Running Reactors — Global Data Center Hub
“First, a 20-year power purchase agreement backs 890 MW of added output at 11 reactors in Illinois, Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Constellation says it will invest more than $4.3 billion in the work. The first uprate is expected by 2028. All 890 MW is due before the end of 2032.”
- California Links Data Center Permitting And Licensing To New Water Use Disclosure And Drought Planning Obligations — The Legal 500
“AB 2469 adds a new section to the Government Code (Section 65964.7) that prohibits a city, county, or city and county from approving any discretionary or ministerial permit for the construction of a new data center, or an expansion that increases maximum peak water use, unless…”
- Keppel DC REIT acquires Cardiff data centre for S$59 mil — The Edge Malaysia
“Keppel DC REIT has acquired a 100% stake in a data centre located in Cardiff, United Kingdom, for £34 million (S$59.3 million). The data centre is currently leased to one of the largest global cloud services providers, on a triple-net lease for 15 years which started in June,…”