ricaUS technology giant Meta Platforms has signed nuclear power agreements with three energy companies, marking one of the most significant corporate moves to secure long-term electricity supply for data centers and artificial intelligence operations.
According to widely cited media reports, including Reuters, Meta has reached separate deals with Vistra, TerraPower, and Oklo. The agreements include long-term power purchase arrangements and collaboration on new nuclear capacity, including advanced and small modular reactor technologies.
The deals are designed to provide Meta with reliable, carbon-free baseload power over the coming decades, as electricity demand surges due to the rapid expansion of AI computing and large-scale data centers. Collectively, the projects could supply several gigawatts of nuclear-generated electricity by the mid-2030s.
Meta said the agreements support its climate commitments while strengthening grid reliability, particularly in regions hosting its data center campuses. The move reflects a broader trend among major technology companies turning to nuclear energy as renewables alone struggle to meet round-the-clock power needs.
Industry analysts view Meta’s strategy as a potential catalyst for renewed private-sector investment in nuclear power, at a time when governments and utilities are seeking stable, low-emissions energy sources to support digital infrastructure growth.
