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List Of Nuclear Power Plants > Nuclear Energy statistics - states compared - StateMaster
 

Energy Statistics > Nuclear Energy > List of nuclear power plants (most recent) by state


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States (A to Z) Description
Alabama Browns Ferry; Farley (Joseph M. Farley)
Arizona Palo Verde
Arkansas Arkansas Nuclear One
California Diablo Canyon; San Onofre
Connecticut Millstone
Florida Crystal River 3; St Lucie; Turkey Point
Georgia Hatch (Edwin I. Hatch); Vogtle
Illinois Braidwood; Byron; Clinton; Dresden; LaSalle County; Quad Cities
Iowa Duane Arnold
Kansas Wolf Creek
Louisiana River Bend; Waterford
Maryland Calvert Cliff
Massachusetts Pilgrim
Michigan Donald C. Cook; Enrico Fermi (Fermi); Palisades
Minnesota Monticello; Prairie Island
Mississippi Grand Gulf
Missouri Callaway
Nebraska Cooper; Fort Calhoun
New Hampshire Seabrook
New Jersey Hope Creek; Oyster Creek; Salem Creek
New York Fitzpatrick (James A. Fitzpatrick); Indian Point; Nile Mile Point; R.E. Ginna (Ginna, or Robert E. Ginna)
North Carolina Brunswick; McGuire; Shearon-Harris(Harris)
Ohio Davis-Besse; Perry
Pennsylvania Beaver Valley; Limerick; Peach Bottom; Susquehanna; Three Mile Island
South Carolina Catawba; H.B. Robinson; Oconee; Virgil C. Summer (Summer)
Tennessee Sequoyah; Watts Bar
Texas Comanche Peak; South Texas
Vermont Vermont Yankee
Virginia North Anna; Surry
Washington Columbia Generating Station
Wisconsin Kewaunee; Point Beach



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

SOURCE: Energy Information Administration, 2006. via StateMaster

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