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

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   Illinois  9.2%
   Pennsylvania  7.7%
   South Carolina  6.2%
   New York  6.2%
   North Carolina  4.6%
   California  3.1%
   Florida  4.6%
   New Jersey  4.6%
   Wisconsin  3.1%
   Texas  3.1%
   Ohio  3.1%
   Louisiana  3.1%
   Alabama  3.1%
   Minnesota  3.1%
   New Hampshire  1.5%
   Georgia  3.1%
   Virginia  3.1%
   Tennessee  3.1%
   Washington  1.5%
   Arkansas  1.5%


Rank   States  Amount  (top to bottom)   
#1  Illinois:6 
#2  Pennsylvania:5 
#3  South Carolina:4 
#4  New York:4 
#5  North Carolina:3 
#6  Michigan:3 
#7  Florida:3 
#8  New Jersey:3 
#9  Wisconsin:2 
#10  Texas:2 
#11  California:2 
#12  Ohio:2 
#13  Louisiana:2 
#14  Alabama:2 
#15  Minnesota:2 
#16  Nebraska:2 
#17  Georgia:2 
#18  Virginia:2 
#19  Tennessee:2 
#20  New Hampshire:1 
#21  Washington:1 
#22  Arkansas:1 
#23  Vermont:1 
#24  Connecticut:1 
#25  Maryland:1 
#26  Missouri:1 
#27  Kansas:1 
#28  Massachusetts:1 
#29  Iowa:1 
#30  Arizona:1 
#31  Mississippi:1 
Total: 65  
Weighted average: 2.1  


DEFINITION: Number of operable nuclear power plants. 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.

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