LANSING, Mich. (WILX) - The Department of Energy is set to invest $400 million in Michigan’s Palisades nuclear plant.

The DoE says the funds will be distributed to Holtec Government services and will be used to deploy two small next-generation nuclear reactors, potentially doubling the site’s energy generation capacity.

Officials say it’ll generate enough power for 1.4 million households and protect 900 jobs.

“Today’s announcement will lower energy costs, reaffirm Michigan’s clean energy leadership, and show the world that we are the best place to do business,” said Governor Whitmer. “This historic investment will double Palisades’ capacity, provide more clean energy for Michigan homes and businesses, and protect good-paying Michigan jobs. By restarting Palisades, we will make histo

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