Nuclear Power, page-908

Liked this report.
Putting data centers behind the metres and transmission lines makes a lot of sense Add revenue to Nuclear Power Generators is a win for everyone
"Key insights for the operating fleet:
• Greater than 90% of the 80 units surveyed anticipate receiving approval to operate for at
least 80 years. This means that the vast majority of the current fleet will operate to
2050 or beyond.
• Greater than 50% of sites surveyed have a level of interest/planning for power uprates for
their site units. The cumulative total of these uprates could provide over 2GWe of carbonfree nuclear energy in the coming decade.
• Nearly half of sites in the survey have varying levels of interest/planning for one or more
of the enabling changes identified in the survey (ATF/LEU+, risk-informed LOCA, extended
fuel cycle). As many of these activities will involve regulatory approvals by the NRC, the
timing of planned activities is provided, where available.
• Nearly half of sites have interest in “behind-the-meter” applications of nuclear power,
with 48% of sites considering data centers and 57% considering generation of
carbon-free hydrogen.
• Supporting the planned changes to the current operating fleet described above, the
survey identified plans for well over six billion dollars in capital investment."
https://www.nei.org/CorporateSite/media/filefolder/advantages/The-Future-of-Nuclear-Power-2023-Baseline-Survey.pdf