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Trump and Sen. Dave McCormick Team up to Promote Energy Investments in Pennsylvania
PENNSYLVANIA, JUL 16 – The $90 billion investment will create tens of thousands of jobs and includes reopening nuclear reactors and expanding AI data centers, aiming to make Pennsylvania a national energy and innovation leader.
- On July 15, 2025, President Donald Trump announced over $90 billion in investments at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, during the Pennsylvania Energy and Innovation Summit.
- In recent months, Pennsylvania has scored major investment wins, driven by federal manufacturing policy and the ravenous need for electricity from the fast-growing AI business.
- Blackstone plans $25 billion on data centers and natural gas-fired power plants in northeastern Pennsylvania, with construction by end of 2028, while Constellation Energy is reopening the lone functional nuclear reactor on Three Mile Island for Microsoft's data centers.
- This unprecedented package is expected to create thousands of new jobs, drive economic growth and cement Pennsylvania as a leader in energy and AI industries.
- In the long term, the investments underscore the Trump administration’s America First approach by leveraging private capital to expand domestic industry, improve power reliability and keep America competitive globally.
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