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The ambitious plan hinges critically on several milestones. The U.S. government must formally commit—via final investment decisions and definitive agreements—to supporting the buildout of at least $80 billion worth of reactors. Once these thresholds are met, Westinghouse begins to pay dividends, and after surpassing $17.5 billion in distributions, the government receives a 20% cut of the proceeds beyond that threshold.