DOE Allocates Up to $2.15 Billion for X-Energy Nuclear Reactor Project

The U.S. Department of Energy commits additional $1 billion to X-energy, raising total federal funding for the Texas reactor to $2.15 billion. The U.S. Department of Energy will provide X-energy with an additional $1 billion for its nuclear reactor project with Dow in Texa

The U.S. Department of Energy commits additional $1 billion to X-energy, raising total federal funding for the Texas reactor to $2.15 billion.

The U.S. Department of Energy will provide X-energy with an additional $1 billion for its nuclear reactor project with Dow in Texas. This increases total federal funding for the initiative to as much as $2.15 billion since 2021, marking a significant investment in advanced nuclear technology.

The funding comes through the Advanced Reactor Demonstration Program, aimed at accelerating commercial deployment of next-generation reactors. Prior allocations have supported early development, with this latest tranche signaling confidence in the project’s viability.

X-energy’s CEO confirmed the DOE’s commitment, though immediate market reactions were not detailed in the announcement.

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