State ranking · Final EIA-860 2024

States Ranked by Nuclear Power Capacity

Which states report the most nuclear capacity?

#1Illinois12,415 MW24.6% of state capacity

Definition

What this ranking measures

This ranking measures reported nuclear nameplate capacity, not annual nuclear generation. States with no operating nuclear capacity are omitted from the ranked table.

Top 10

Nuclear capacity

Ranked high to low
1Illinois12,415 MW2Pennsylvania10,513 MW3South Carolina6,875 MW4Georgia6,506 MW5Alabama5,630 MW6North Carolina5,395 MW7Texas5,139 MW8Tennessee4,981 MW9Michigan4,314 MW10Arizona4,210 MW

Complete ranking

All qualifying states

28 entries
RankStateNuclear capacityContextProfile
1IllinoisIL12,415 MW24.6% of state capacityOpen profile →
2PennsylvaniaPA10,513 MW19.9% of state capacityOpen profile →
3South CarolinaSC6,875 MW25.6% of state capacityOpen profile →
4GeorgiaGA6,506 MW15.3% of state capacityOpen profile →
5AlabamaAL5,630 MW17.2% of state capacityOpen profile →
6North CarolinaNC5,395 MW13.6% of state capacityOpen profile →
7TexasTX5,139 MW2.9% of state capacityOpen profile →
8TennesseeTN4,981 MW21.3% of state capacityOpen profile →
9MichiganMI4,314 MW12.8% of state capacityOpen profile →
10ArizonaAZ4,210 MW11.6% of state capacityOpen profile →
11FloridaFL3,797 MW4.9% of state capacityOpen profile →
12VirginiaVA3,654 MW11.9% of state capacityOpen profile →
13New JerseyNJ3,631 MW20.1% of state capacityOpen profile →
14New YorkNY3,398 MW7.7% of state capacityOpen profile →
15CaliforniaCA2,323 MW2.3% of state capacityOpen profile →
16ConnecticutCT2,260 MW20.9% of state capacityOpen profile →
17OhioOH2,237 MW6.7% of state capacityOpen profile →
18LouisianaLA2,236 MW7.9% of state capacityOpen profile →
19MinnesotaMN1,871 MW9.5% of state capacityOpen profile →
20MarylandMD1,850 MW14.3% of state capacityOpen profile →
21ArkansasAR1,845 MW10.3% of state capacityOpen profile →
22MississippiMS1,440 MW8.2% of state capacityOpen profile →
23KansasKS1,296 MW6.3% of state capacityOpen profile →
24WisconsinWI1,286 MW6.8% of state capacityOpen profile →
25New HampshireNH1,242 MW26.3% of state capacityOpen profile →
26MissouriMO1,236 MW5.6% of state capacityOpen profile →
27WashingtonWA1,200 MW3.8% of state capacityOpen profile →
28NebraskaNE801 MW7.0% of state capacityOpen profile →

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