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DEFINITION
Nuclear Energy (MkWh). These numbers indicate how much nuclear energy was consumed in a given state in terms of millions of kilowatt hours.
Energy Statistics > Nuclear Energy (most recent) by state
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| Rank |
States
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Amount
(top to bottom)
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| #1 | Illinois: |
92,358
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| #2 | South Carolina: |
49,869
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| #3 | New York: |
40,394
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| #4 | Texas: |
38,162
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| #5 | North Carolina: |
37,775
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| #6 | Georgia: |
33,681
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| #7 | California: |
33,219
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| #8 | Florida: |
31,583
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| #9 | New Jersey: |
30,469
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| #10 | Alabama: |
30,357
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| #11 | Arizona: |
28,724
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| #12 | Tennessee: |
28,576
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| #13 | Virginia: |
25,759
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| #14 | Louisiana: |
17,336
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| #15 | Ohio: |
15,463
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| #16 | Connecticut: |
15,427
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| #17 | Maryland: |
13,656
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| #18 | Minnesota: |
11,789
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| #19 | Wisconsin: |
11,507
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| #20 | Kansas: |
10,346
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| #21 | Mississippi: |
9,923
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| #22 | Nebraska: |
8,726
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| #23 | New Hampshire: |
8,692
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| #24 | Missouri: |
8,384
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| #25 | Pennsylvania: |
7,373
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| #26 | Massachusetts: |
5,144
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| #27 | Vermont: |
4,171
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| #28 | Iowa: |
3,852
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| #29 | Michigan: |
2,671
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| #30 | Arkansas: |
1,478
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| #31 | Washington: |
825
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| #32 | Maine: |
0
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| #33 | South Dakota: |
0
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| #34 | Oklahoma: |
0
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| #35 | Alaska: |
0
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| #36 | North Dakota: |
0
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| #37 | Rhode Island: |
0
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| #38 | Oregon: |
0
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| #39 | Indiana: |
0
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| #40 | New Mexico: |
0
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| #41 | District of Columbia: |
0
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| #42 | Kentucky: |
0
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| #43 | Delaware: |
0
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| #44 | Idaho: |
0
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| #45 | Utah: |
0
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| #46 | Colorado: |
0
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| #47 | Hawaii: |
0
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| #48 | Nevada: |
0
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| #49 | West Virginia: |
0
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| #50 | Montana: |
0
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| #51 | Wyoming: |
0
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Total: |
657,689
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Weighted average: |
12,895.9
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DEFINITION: Nuclear Energy (MkWh). These numbers indicate how much nuclear energy was consumed in a given state in terms of millions of kilowatt hours.
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