Power plants
Nuclear power plants in the US
Rare Context lists 60 nuclear power plants in the United States, with 111,074 MW of capacity between them. The largest is Vogtle (4,658 MW).
All nuclear power plants
Sorted by capacity; plants not built yet come after the others. A plant counts under each technology its register gives it.
By region
- Illinois6 · 12,415 MW
- Pennsylvania5 · 10,513 MW
- South Carolina4 · 6,875 MW
- Texas3 · 9,607 MW
- North Carolina3 · 5,395 MW
- New Jersey3 · 4,223 MW
- Michigan3 · 4,378 MW
- New York3 · 3,398 MW
- Georgia2 · 6,506 MW
- Alabama2 · 5,630 MW
- Florida2 · 5,138 MW
- Tennessee2 · 4,981 MW
- Virginia2 · 3,655 MW
- Ohio2 · 2,237 MW
- Louisiana2 · 2,236 MW
- Minnesota2 · 1,871 MW
- Nebraska2 · 1,303 MW
- Arizona1 · 4,210 MW
- California1 · 2,323 MW
- Connecticut1 · 2,260 MW
- Maryland1 · 1,850 MW
- Arkansas1 · 1,845 MW
- Mississippi1 · 1,440 MW
- Wisconsin1 · 1,311 MW
- Kansas1 · 1,296 MW
- New Hampshire1 · 1,242 MW
- Missouri1 · 1,236 MW
- Washington1 · 1,200 MW
- Wyoming1 · 500 MW
Every nuclear power plant in the United States, with owners.All 60 in one file, each with its capacity and grid status. We research what the public sources leave out.
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- Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration (Sep 2026). EIA-860 / 860M / 923, Public domain.