Brookfield: Korea commits up to $120 billion for Westinghouse reactors in US
Brookfield announced a non-binding framework agreement between the U.S. Government and South Korea to support up to $120 billion of Korean investment in eight large nuclear reactors in the U.S. Brookfield is a shareholder in Westinghouse alongside Cameco, and the framework includes a planned Korean equity investment of 5% to 10% in Westinghouse, but the filing does not quantify Brookfield's own financial effect.
Key points
- Up to $120 billion of Korean investment to help finance eight large U.S. reactors
- Six Westinghouse AP1000 reactors across three two-unit plants, plus two APR1400 reactors, on U.S. federal sites
- Korea would make a cornerstone equity investment of between 5% and 10% in Westinghouse
- Terms are non-binding and subject to final negotiations
The filing
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