US Nuclear Power Plant Power Status* for:

3/12/2010

Region 1

Unit Power
Beaver Valley 1 100
Beaver Valley 2 100
Calvert Cliffs 1 0
Calvert Cliffs 2 100
FitzPatrick 100
Ginna 100
Hope Creek 1 100
Indian Point 2 0
Indian Point 3 100
Limerick 1 95
Limerick 2 100
Millstone 2 100
Millstone 3 100
Nine Mile Point 1 100
Nine Mile Point 2 100
Oyster Creek 100
Peach Bottom 2 100
Peach Bottom 3 100
Pilgrim 1 100
Salem 1 100
Salem 2 100
Seabrook 1 100
Susquehanna 1 0
Susquehanna 2 95
Three Mile Island 1 100
Vermont Yankee 100

Region 2

Unit Power
Browns Ferry 1 100
Browns Ferry 2 22
Browns Ferry 3 0
Brunswick 1 0
Brunswick 2 100
Catawba 1 100
Catawba 2 100
Crystal River 3 0
Farley 1 100
Farley 2 100
Harris 1 100
Hatch 1 0
Hatch 2 100
McGuire 1 100
McGuire 2 100
North Anna 1 100
North Anna 2 100
Oconee 1 100
Oconee 2 100
Oconee 3 100
Robinson 2 100
Saint Lucie 1 100
Saint Lucie 2 100
Sequoyah 1 100
Sequoyah 2 100
Summer 100
Surry 1 100
Surry 2 100
Turkey Point 3 100
Turkey Point 4 100
Vogtle 1 100
Vogtle 2 0
Watts Bar 1 100

Region 3

Unit Power
Braidwood 1 100
Braidwood 2 100
Byron 1 100
Byron 2 100
Clinton 97
D.C. Cook 1 0
D.C. Cook 2 100
Davis-Besse 0
Dresden 2 100
Dresden 3 100
Duane Arnold 100
Fermi 2 100
Kewaunee 100
La Salle 1 100
La Salle 2 100
Monticello 100
Palisades 100
Perry 1 100
Point Beach 1 0
Point Beach 2 100
Prairie Island 1 100
Prairie Island 2 100
Quad Cities 1 100
Quad Cities 2 94

Region 4

Unit Power
Arkansas Nuclear 1 100
Arkansas Nuclear 2 100
Callaway 100
Columbia Generating Station 100
Comanche Peak 1 100
Comanche Peak 2 100
Cooper 100
Diablo Canyon 1 100
Diablo Canyon 2 100
Fort Calhoun 100
Grand Gulf 1 10
Palo Verde 1 0
Palo Verde 2 100
Palo Verde 3 100
River Bend 1 100
San Onofre 2 0
San Onofre 3 50
South Texas 1 100
South Texas 2 100
Waterford 3 100
Wolf Creek 1 100
*Nuclear Plant Power Status is provided by the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission.

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AREVA To Build Anticancer Isotope Production Facility

This project illustrates AREVA’s capacity for innovation. We are delighted to contribute to the development of innovative medical solutions that derive from our core business activities - By Stephen Heiser - AREVA Med LLC, a subsidiary of the AREVA group, has announced the future construction of a facility on its Bessines site in France (Limousin...
Posted to Nuclear Power Industry News by steveheiser on 03-12-2010

New Study Examines The Future Of The Global Nuclear Fuel Processing Industry To 2020

The Nuclear Fuel Processing Market to Grow at an AAGR of 6.4% during 2009–2020 - By Stephen Heiser - GBI Research’s new report, “The Future of the Global Nuclear Fuel Processing Industry to 2020” provides in-depth analysis and forecasts for the global nuclear fuel processing industry. The nuclear fuel processing industry plays...
Posted to Nuclear Power Industry News by steveheiser on 03-12-2010

WSJ: Experts Say Earthquakes Shouldn't Be An Obstacle To Nuclear Power In Chile

The risks associated with a nuclear reactor are still less than that of a hydroelectric dam or even something as rare as the impact of a meteorite, according to Julio Vergara, a professor at the Universidad Catolica de Chile and a former board member of Chile's Nuclear Energy Commission. - Edited by April Murelio - According to a report in The Wall...
Posted to Nuclear Power Industry News by steveheiser on 03-12-2010

Women Changing The Face Of The Nuclear Power Industry

Choosing Careers in Nuclear Science and Technology - By David Cardenas-Mazurkiewicz , IAEA Division of Public Information - Unrestricted by gender stereotypes that ruled the nuclear industry in the past, women today are working as nuclear engineers, project managers, inspectors, chemists, physicists, environmentalists and management members. This is...
Posted to Nuclear Power Industry News by steveheiser on 03-12-2010

NRC Chairman Jaczko Says Substantial Work Ahead For Commission In 2010

We must provide a steady hand – to continue doing what we’ve always done well, and to prepare for new and emerging challenges - Source NRC - Nuclear Regulatory Commission Chairman Gregory B. Jaczko said Tuesday the agency must “provide a steady hand” in managing existing programs and “also must keep our eyes fixed on the...
Posted to Nuclear Power Industry News by steveheiser on 03-12-2010

Three New Nuclear Stocks Added To WNA Nuclear Energy Index In Quarterly Rebalancing; Two Stocks Deleted

The WNA Nuclear Energy Index℠ (TICKER: WNAI) will add three new constituents, effective 6:00 PM (EDT) Sunday, March 21, 2010. Two stocks will be deleted from the index, changing the number of index components to 65. The changes result from the quarterly rebalancing of the index. - Edited by Linton Levy - The WNA Nuclear Energy Index℠ (TICKER: WNAI)...
Posted to Nuclear Power Industry News by steveheiser on 03-12-2010


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  • Second EDF contract for UK architect

    London-based architect firm YRM has been awarded a contract by EDF Energy to act as overall architect for the planned new Sizewell C nuclear power plant in Suffolk, UK. The contract follows an earlier one for work on the new Hinkley Point C plant.
    Posted to World Nuclear News (Weblog) by Anonymous on 03-12-2010
  • Assessments continue at Bruce

    Bruce Power is conducting checks on 192 staff that could have been affected by a contamination incident in November last year. Chalk River Laboratory has so far carried out 39 large volume bioassays with the results that ten people have shown less than detectable activity (MDA); 20 have more than MDA but less than 10 mSv; six are between 10 and 20 mSv...
    Posted to World Nuclear News (Weblog) by Anonymous on 03-12-2010
  • Re: entry level positions

    I'm recently layed off and am willing to travel (outages). Is there any jobs for a female with office management in hospitality, banking and financial advisors back grounds. no job to small. I'm on the east coast of NC thqof101@yahoo.com
    Posted to Nuclear Careers (Forum) by thqof101 on 03-11-2010
  • Winning Some, Losing Some

    This is the winning one: The Iowa Senate approved a bill that would allow an Iowa energy company to raise fees to pay for a study on the feasibility of building a nuclear power plant in the state. The bill is a stepping stone in what lawmakers called a scramble to turn to carbon-neutral energy sources. In other words, Iowa wants to have a plant if a...
    Posted to Nuclear Energy Institute (Weblog) by Anonymous on 03-11-2010
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    Posted to World Nuclear News (Weblog) by Anonymous on 03-11-2010
  • Center for American Progress Distorts the Loan Guarantee Program

    On Monday, CAP attempted to provide some facts about DOE’s loan guarantee program that needless to say completely distorted the picture. After spending a few days dissecting their analysis, NEI came out with a 13 page response that rebuts CAP and clarifies the facts . Below the rest of this post are just a few snippets from our response. The Center...
    Posted to Nuclear Energy Institute (Weblog) by Anonymous on 03-11-2010
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    Posted to Nuclear Energy Institute (Weblog) by Anonymous on 03-11-2010
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