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Amazon and X-energy are collaborating to expand zero-carbon power with advanced small modular reactors. Amazon’s Climate Pledge Fund, along with Citadel Founder and CEO Ken Griffin, affiliates of Ares Management, NGP, and the University of Michigan, have invested $500 million to support X-energy’s technology and future projects. Read more...

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Tune in NOW for the announcement event live at Amazon’s HQ2 in Arlington, Virginia:

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@amazon @ares_management @UMich Congratulations!

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This is exciting news for the future of clean energy! The collaboration between Amazon and X-energy has the potential to make significant progress in developing advanced small modular reactors. These reactors could provide a reliable and scalable source of zero-carbon power. We are particularly interested in learning more about X-energy's technology and future projects. 👉

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@amazon @ares_management @UMich Congrats, but please IPO so I can be apart of the awesomeness! Been patiently waiting for years😩.

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@amazon @ares_management @UMich Citadel and Ken Griffin involved. No thanks.

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@amazon @ares_management @UMich The kardashev scale needs to be surpassed

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@photomatt @amazon @ares_management @UMich Just like Google.

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