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Energy Statistics > Nuclear Energy > Number of nuclear reactors (most recent) by state

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Rank   States  Amount  (top to bottom)   
#1  Illinois:11 
#2  Pennsylvania:9 
#3  South Carolina:7 
#4  New York:6 
#5  North Carolina:5 
#6  Alabama:5 
#7  Florida:5 
#8  New Jersey:4 
#9  Virginia:4 
#10  Georgia:4 
#11  Texas:4 
#12  Michigan:4 
#13  California:4 
#14  Wisconsin:3 
#15  Minnesota:3 
#16  Arizona:3 
#17  Tennessee:3 
#18  Maryland:2 
#19  Louisiana:2 
#20  Arkansas:2 
#21  Nebraska:2 
#22  Connecticut:2 
#23  Ohio:2 
#24  Iowa:1 
#25  Missouri:1 
#26  New Hampshire:1 
#27  Mississippi:1 
#28  Massachusetts:1 
#29  Vermont:1 
#30  Washington:1 
#31  Kansas:1 
Total: 104  
Weighted average: 3.4  


DEFINITION: Number of nuclear reactors. NOTE: a nuclear power plant may have more than one working reactor. Some nuclear reactors in the US are inoperable. Decommissioned or inoperable reactors are not included in this list.

SOURCE: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, 2006

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