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NextEra Signed 16.5 Gigawatts of Federal Power Hubs. Here's How It's Funding These Projects.
NextEra is positioning itself to profit from the AI power boom without putting billions of its own capital at risk in this recent deal.
- NextEra signed contracts for 16.5 GW of federal power hubs.
- Company funds projects through capital and $5.7B in partner funding.
- Hubs will provide baseload power for 20 years under fee model.