2035
No dated records for 2035. The records state dates for it, listed below.
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Dates stated for 2035 2 dates
Each date as its record gives it, with who stated it. A target, deadline or term says what a party said would happen; a reported date says what a party said happened; a scheduled date had not been reached when the record’s sources were last checked. None is a dated record of what happened.
· Operation target · stated by Google
Google announced on 14 October 2024 an agreement to purchase nuclear energy from multiple small modular reactors to be developed by Kairos Power, intended to bring the first reactor online by 2030 with further deployments through 2035, enabling up to 500 MW of power to US grids. Evidence ↗(as worded: “by 2035”) · Delivery target · stated by Meta
Meta announced on 9 January 2026 an agreement providing funding for the development of two TerraPower Natrium units of up to 690 MW with delivery as early as 2032, and rights to energy from up to six further units of 2.1 GW targeted for delivery by 2035. Evidence ↗