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Google secures 22-year power deal with Finland's Loviisa nuclear plant

Google has reportedly agreed to a long-term power purchase arrangement linked to Finland's Loviisa nuclear plant, helping support its continued operation.

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The deal could affect long-term electricity supply and nuclear-generation continuity in Finland, but no immediate disruption is indicated.

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