US EditionWestinghouse, Cameco and Brookfield Partner with U.S. Government on $80-Billion Nuclear Power Push
The partnership will build $80 billion in nuclear reactors using Westinghouse technology, creating over 100,000 construction jobs and supporting U.S. energy security and AI growth.
- On Oct. 28, 2025, the United States Government announced a strategic partnership with Westinghouse Electric Company, Cameco Corporation and Brookfield Asset Management to deploy at least $80 billion in new reactors.
- Following the May 23, 2025 Executive Orders, the partnership frames nuclear deployment as central to America’s leadership in nuclear power and artificial intelligence.
- The partnership's financial terms include the United States Government holding a Participation Interest that entitles it to 20% of cash distributions above US$17.5 billion, while the government arranges financing and approvals, the companies said.
- For workers and the industrial base, each two-unit Westinghouse AP1000 project sustains 45,000 manufacturing and engineering jobs, while a national rollout will create more than 100,000 construction jobs and power AI data centers.
- Brookfield's financial scale positions it to leverage over $1 trillion of assets under management and more than half a trillion dollars invested in U.S. infrastructure, but the companies warn this involves forward‑looking information and material risk factors.
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