Which state in the US has the most nuclear power plants?

Answer 1

NRC's Regional Office in Chicago (Region III) is responsible for carrying out the agency's duties in Illinois. No nuclear fuel cycle facilities are located in Illinois. Illinois is an Agreement State. More information about Illinois's role in ensuring the safe use of radioactive materials can be obtained from the NRC Office of State Program's Directory of State Regulations, Legislation, and Web Sites. * Braidwood ** Unit One ** Unit Two * Byron ** Unit One ** Unit Two * Clinton * Dresden ** Unit Two ** Unit Three * La Salle County ** Unit One ** Unit Two * Quad Cities ** Unit One ** Unit Two * Dresden Nuclear Power Station Unit 1 * University of Illinois * Zion Nuclear Power Station Units 1 & 2

Answer 2

Just about every state in the US has some form of nuclear energy, from power generation, to fuel production, the reactor parts manufacturing, to uranium mining. Neither Alaska nor Hawaii have nuclear reactors, and being outside the contiguous states are not on the same nuclear power grid; however, Alaska is the site of several uranium mines.

Answer 3

The state with the most nuclear power plants in the U.S. is Illinois, with 11 active nuclear reactors spread across six different sites. Illinois is a leading producer of nuclear energy in the country.

Answer 4

France uses a high proportion of nuclear generated electricity, about 75 percent

Answer 5

In terms of countries, the US has most nuclear electricity

Answer 6

Illinois has the most nuclear plants of any US state, 11 total units.

Answer 7

Many states use solar power particularly in mountain regions. Arizona has the largest population of people using solar energy in the mountain areas.

Answer 8

Illinois