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 | | Country | Company/Description | | Argentina
 | | Nucleoeléctrica Argentina Sociedad Anónima (NASA) Site in Spanish only. Embalse Nuclear Generating Station is a single-unit station owned and operated by Nucleoeléctrica Argentina Sociedad Anónima (NASA). It's one of two nuclear power stations in Argentina currently operational. Nuclear power provides about 8% of all electricity generated in Argentina. |
| | Belgium
 | | Electrabel S.A./N.V. [English] Belgium has two sites with nuclear power stations: Doel and Tihange. The first units there were commissioned in 1975. Between 1975 and 1985, their number was increased to four units at Doel and three at Tihange. Electrabel also participated in the power station of EDF in Chooz, just across the French border. | | Tractebel [English] Tractebel is a global energy and services business. Its core business is electricity and gas, including the generation of electricity, trading, transport, distribution of electricity and gas, and sale of electricity. Electrabel is an operating unit of Tractebel. |
| | Brazil
 | | Eletrobrás Site in Portuguese only. [Some English] Eletrobras is a state-owned company that is part of the Sector of Electric Energy of Brazil. | | Eletronuclear [English] ELETRONUCLEAR was established on August 1st, 1997 as a result of the merging of FURNAS Centrais Elétricas S.A.'s nuclear sector, which was responsible for Angra 1 operation and Angra 2 construction, with NUCLEN, the owner of Angra 2 and 3 technological project. Eletronuclear owns and operates the Angra Nuclear Power Station, Units 1 and 2. Unit 3 is under construction. |
| | Bulgaria
 | | Natsionalna Elektricheska Kompania J.S.C. (NEK) [English] NEK owns and operates the Kozloduy nuclear power plant. The total installed capacity of the six Units at Kozloduy is 3,760 MW. The first four Units are VVER-440 and Units 5 and 6 are VVER-1000. |
| | Canada
 | | Bruce Power Bruce Power is a partnership among British Energy, the UK's largest electricity generator, Cameco Corporation, the world's largest uranium fuel supplier and the two main unions representing employees on the Bruce site. Bruce Power has entered into a lease agreement with Ontario Power Generation to operate the Bruce A and B nuclear generating stations. There are eight Candu nuclear reactors on the site: four at Bruce A, commissioned between 1977 and 1979; and four at Bruce B, commissioned between 1984 and 1987. | | CANDU Owners Group Inc. (COG) The CANDU Owners Group Inc. (COG) is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to providing programs for cooperation, mutual assistance and exchange of information for the successful support, development, operation, maintenance and economics of CANDU technology. | | Hydro-Québec [English] Hydro-Québec located in Québec, Canada, owns and operates the Gentilly-2 Nuclear Generating Station. | | New Brunswick Power (NP Power) [English] NB Power operates the Point Lepreau Generating Station, a CANDU-6, with a net capacity of 635 MW. The station supplies up to 30% of NB Power's generation at a low cost and with a minimum impact on the environment. | | Ontario Power Generation (OPG) OPG now supplies about 85% of all electricity consumed in Ontario. OPG safely and economically produces 8728 megawatts or over 40% of the province's electricity needs at its Darlington, and Pickering nuclear generation stations. OPG has a long-term lease with Bruce Power for the Bruce A & B nuclear generating facilities. | | UtilityWorker.com Utility-Worker.com is the central source for companies to post utility jobs and for utility job seekers to find that perfect job. Employees looking for work in the Utility Industry now depend on specialized web sites to find jobs. |
| | China
 | | China Light & Power Company, Ltd. Originally incorporated in Hong Kong in 1901 as China Light & Power Syndicate, CLP Holdings is now among the most widely-held and actively-traded stocks listed on the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong. With core business in Hong Kong, the Group, through its subsidiaries, also develops and operates power business in Mainland China and several other Asian countries. Through its subsidiary Hong Kong Nuclear Investment Co. Ltd., CLP owns 25% of the Guangdong Nuclear Power Station and is contracted to buy 70% of the annual output of the nuclear plant at Daya Bay. | | China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) Site in Chinese only. [Some English] The China National Nuclear Corporation is a state-owned conglomerate with sole proprietorship established upon approval of the State Council in July 1, 1999. The CNNC grew out of the former China National Nuclear Corporation (the successor of the former Ministry of Nuclear Industry whose predecessor was the former Second Ministry of Machine-Building Industry). | | Gansu Electric Power Company Site in Chinese only. | | Guangdong Nuclear Power Joint Venture Company Site in Chinese only. [Some English] A joint venture company owned by the Guangdong Nuclear Investment Company, Limited and the HKNIC. HKNIC is a wholly-owned subsidiary of CLP Holdings. GNPJVC operates the Daya Bay Nuclear Power Station. | | Hong Kong Nuclear Investment Co. Ltd. (HKNIC) HKNIC is an investor in the Guangdong Nuclear Power Joint Venture Company Limited (GNPJVC) which owns and operates the Guangdong Daya Bay Nuclear Power Station (GNPS) at Daya Bay, Guangdong Province in China. HKNIC is a wholly-owned subsidiary of CLP Holdings. |
| | Czech Republic
 | | Czech Power Company CEZ, a.s. (CEZ) The joint-stock company CEZ is a Czech electricity company. It was founded on May 6, 1992 by the National Property fund of the Czech Republic as one of the new entities formed after the breakup of the former state-owned Czech Power Works. CEZ operates the Dukovany NPP and is constructing the Temelin NPP. |
| | Finland
 | | Fortum [English] Fortum is one of the Nordic countries´ leading energy companies. Fortum received power from the Loviisa Power Plant. | | Teollisuuden Voima Oy (TVO) [English] Teollisuuden Voima Oy (TVO) is a private electric power company owned by Finnish industry and other power companies that supplies electricity to its shareholders at cost price. Olkiluoto 1 began electricity generation in 1978 and Olkiluoto 2 in 1980. The present net output of the plant units is 840 MW. |
| | France
 | | Electricité de France (EDF) [English] The EDF Group has a full array of industrial facilities ranging from power plants (hydro, fossil-fired and nuclear power, new energies) to distribution systems, including research and development facilities. EDF has 58 nuclear power units in operation or nearing completion, covering more than three-quarters of France's electrical energy needs. |
| | Germany
 | | E.ON AG [English] E.ON AG is the parent company of E.ON Energie AG. | | E.ON Energie AG Site in only. [Some English] E.ON Energie AG is a subsidiary of E.ON AG. The company was formed on July 14, 2000, by the merger of PreussenElektra and Bayernwerk. E.ON Energie AG is the holding company for E.ON's power, gas, and water activities and is Europe's second-largest privately owned power company. | | E.ON Kernkraft GmbH Site in only. [Some English] E.ON Kernkraft is a subsidary of E.ON Energie AG. It owns and/or operates the Brokdorf, Brunsbüettel, Grafenrheinfld KKG, Grohnde, Isar (1 & 2), Krüemmel, Obrigheim, Stade, and Unterweser nuclear power units. | | EnBW Energie Baden-Wütternberg AG (EnBW) Site in only. [Some English] EnBW operates the Philippsburg (1 & 2) nuclear power units. | | Gemeinschaftskernkraftwerk Neckar (GKN) Site in German only. GKN owns the Neckar Nuclear Power Station, Units 1 and 2. Neckar is located on the right bank of the Neckars river between Heilbronn and Ludwigsburg. It operates for Markungen in the municipalities of Neckarwestheim and Gemmrigheim. | | HEW Hamburgische Electricitats-werke AG (HEW) Site in German only. HEW owns portions of the Brokdorf, Brunsbüttel, Krümmel and Stade nuclear power stations. | | Kernkraftwerk Brunsbüttel GmbH (KKB) Site in German only. KKB operates the Brunsbüttel Nuclear Power Plant, a 771 MWe BWR. | | Kernkraftwerk Gundremmingen Betriebsgesellschaft mbH (KGB) Site in German only. KGB operates the Gundremmingen Nuclear Power Plant, units B and C (1,290 MWe BWRs). | | RWE [English] RWE is the parent company of RWE Power. | | RWE Power Site in only. [Some English] A subsidary of RWE, RWE Power is a legally independent company created by the merger of RWE and VEW. Jointly with its partner, RWE Rheinbraun, RWE Power is the largest electricity generator in Germany. RWE Power operates the Biblis (A & B), Emsland, Gundremmingen (B & C), and Muelheim-Kaerlich nuclear power plants. | | Wesertal Site in German only. Wesertal opeates the Joint Nuclear Power Station Grohnde GmbH a 1,300 MWe PWR. |
| | Hungary
 | | Paks Nuclear Power Plant Ltd. [English] The Paks Nuclear Power Plant Company was founded in 1976 and has been operating as a share company since 1992. Its site, where four VVER-440/213 type units are operating with a total nominal power of 1860 MW (electrical), is located in the middle of Hungary, 5 km from the town of Paks. More than 40 percent of the electrical energy generated in Hungary is produced here. |
| | India
 | | Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited (NPCIL) NPCIL is a wholly owned Enterprise of the Government of India under the administrative control of the Department of Atomic Energy (DAE). The company is operating six nuclear power stations and is implementing construction of two ongoing nuclear power projects and handling other related activities consistent with the policies of the Government of India. The existing operating power stations of the Company are Tarapur Units 1&2, Rajasthan Units 2-4, Madras Units 1&2, Narora Units 1&2, Kakrapar Units 1&2, and Kaiga Units 1&2. |
| | Japan
 | | Chubu Electric Power Company (Chubu EPCo) [English] Established in 1951, Chubu EPCo supplies electricity to five prefectures in the Chubu region at the center of Japan. It is the third largest electric company in Japan, supplying 13% of the country's total population. Chubu EPCo owns and operates Hamoaka Generating Station, Unit 1 (515 MWe BWR), Unit 2 (806 MWe BWR), Unit 3 (1,056 MWe BWR), Unit 4 (1,092 MWe BWR) and is constructing Unit 5 (1,325 MWe BWR). | | Chugoku Electric Power Company [English] The Chugoku Electric Power Co., Inc., was established in 1951 as one of ten electric power companies in Japan. It supplies electricity to the Chugoku region of western Japan through an integrated structure that encompasses all stages of power supply, from generation through transmission and distribution. Chugoku operates the Shimane Nuclear Power Plant, Units 1 and 2. | | Electric Power Development Corporation (EPDC) [English] Launched in 1952, EPDC has upheld the economic development of Japan as a special-purpose corporation for the development and supply of electric power. Organized primarily under government funding, EPDC has supported the stable supply of electric power, serving the electric power companies of Japan as a wholesale electric utility. EPDC is planing the Ohma Nucear Power Station, a 1,383 MW ABWR unit. | | Federation of Electric Power Companies (FEPC) [English] The FEPC represents Japan's ten electric power companies and was created to promote smooth opeations within the industy. The FEPC has played an important role as a base for communication between the power companies and as a forum for exchanging ideas on the evolution of the environment in the electricity industry. | | Hokkaido Electric Power Company [English] Supplies electricity to more than three million customers throughout Hokkaido, the northernmost of the main islands in the Japanese archipelago. Hokkaido Electric Power Co. operates Tomari Units 1 (579 MWe PWR) and 2 (579 MWe PWR) and is planning Unit 3 (912 MWe PWR). | | Hokuriku Electric Power Company [English] Hokuriku Electric Power Company, established on May 1, 1951, supplies electricity through integrated power generation, transmission and distribution systems as one of the 10 licensed electric utilities in Japan. Hokuriku operates Shika Unit 1, a 505 MW plant which began operation in 1993. | | Japan Atomic Power Company (JAPC) [English] JAPC operates the Tokai II (1,100 MWe BWR), Tsuruga 1 (357 MWe BWR), and Tsuruga 2 (1,160 MWe BWR) nuclear reactors. | | Japan Nuclear Power (by FEPC) This website is the official site of the Washington Office of The Federation of Electric Power Companies of Japan (FEPC). FEPC has been entrusted to promote the aims of Japan's ten electric power utilities. This site provides detailed information about the country’s nuclear power program as well as the implementation of a "closed" nuclear fuel cycle. | | Kansai Electric Power Company (KEPCO) [English] Kansai operates the Mihama (Units 1-3), Ohi (Units 1-4) and Takahama (Units 1-4) nuclear power plants, all of which are PWRs. | | Kyushu Electric Power Company [English] Kyushu operates the Genkai Nuclear Generating Station (Units 1-4). | | Shikoku Electric Power Company [English] Shikoku operates the Ikata nuclear power plant (Units 1-3). | | Tohoku Electric Power Company [English] Tohoku operates Higashidori 1 (1,067 MWe BWR), Onagawa 1 (498 MWe BWR), Onagawa 2 (796 MWe BWR), and Onagawa 2 (796 MWe BWR). | | Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) [English] TEPCO operates the Fukushima Daiichi (Units 1-6), Fuhushima Daini (Units 1-4) and Kashiwazaki Kariwa (Units 1-7) nuclear power plants. |
| | Korea, South
 | | Korea Electric Power Company (KEPCO) [English] KEPCO's fundamental responsibility as a public company benefiting the national economy and customers is the supply of sufficient and reliable electricity at low prices. KEPCO operates 16 nuclear units with 4 under construction. Operating units include Kori (Units 1-4, PWR), Ulchin (Units 1-6, PWR), Wolsong Units (1-4, PHWR), and Yonggwang (Units 1-6, PWR) nuclear power plants. | | Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Co., Ltd. (KHNP) Site in only. [Some English] KHNP, inaugurated on April 2, 2001, is fully invested by Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO), and supplies more than 40% of Korea’s electric power. KHNP has 535MW of hydro power and its nuclear power generation capacity of 13,716MW ranks Korea as the 6th largest among the nuclear power generating countries of the world. In year 2000, the total amount of nuclear power generated by us topped one trillion kWh. |
| | Lithuania
 | | Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant [English] The Ignalina nuclear power plant contains two RBMK-1500 water-cooled graphite-moderated channel-type power reactors. The RBMK-1500 reactor is the largest power reactor in the world. The thermal power output of one unit is 4800 MW, the electrical power capacity is 1500 MW. This site is one of the better reactor specific information sites. |
| | Mexico
 | | Comisión Federal de Electricidad (CFE) Site in Spanish only. CFE generates, transmits, distributes and commercializes electrical energy for 18,68 million clients, which represents almost 80 million of Mexican. CFE operates Laguna Verde Units 1 and 2. |
| | Netherlands
 | | EPZ () Site in Dutch only. EPZ owns and operates the Brossele nuclear power plant, a 452 MWe PWR. |
| | Pakistan
 | | Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission (PAEC) PAEC is charged with the promotion of, and research work on the peaceful uses of atomic energy in the fields of agriculture, medicine and industry, as well as the execution of development projects involving nuclear power stations and the generation of electric power, and to perform such other functions relating to the peaceful uses of atomic energy as may be agreed to between the Commission and the government. |
| | Romania
 | | Cernavoda Nuclear Power Plant [English] Operated by Centrala Nuclearo-Electrica (CNE) the Cernavoda Nuclear Power Plant has one operating 655 MWe CANDU unit with four other 620 MWe units planned. Unit 2 is under construction. | | Nuclearelectrica SA [English] Established on July 2, 1998 the National Company "NUCLEARELECTRICA" S.A. (SNN SA) has, as main mission, the production of nuclear power, of nuclear fuel and the projects development at the Cernavoda Nuclear Power Plant site. |
| | Russia
 | | Leningrad Nuclear Power Plant The Leningrad nuclear power plant is located 80 km to the West of St. Petersburg, on the Southern coast of the Gulf of Finland in the Baltic Sea. The site houses four 1000 MWe RBMK units. Units 1 and 2 (Phase I) are about 5 km to the South-West from the town of Sosnovy Bor. Units 3 and 4 (Phase II) are located a couple of kilometers further to the West. | | Press Center of Nuclear Energy and Industry [English] This site provides comprehensive information about the Russian nuclear power sector. | | Rosenergoatom Concern [English] “Rosenergoatom” concern is an operating organization of existing NPPs, NPPs under construction and NPPs led out of operation. The concern, in accordance with existing laws of Russian Federation, is also responsible for the support of nuclear and radiation safety of every phase of its operation.
Nowadays, all 10 Russian NPPs (total capacity — 23242 MW) are the affililations of generating company Rosenergoatom. 31 power-generating units are operated by Russian NPPs. 15 of them are VVER (pressurized water-to-water energy reactors) power units. 9 units are VVER-1000 and 6 VVER-440. 15 of them are graphite-moderated channel reactors (11 RBMK-1000, 4 EGP-6) and 1 fast neutron reactor (BN-600). | | WANO Moscow Centre () Site in Russian only. [Some English] The World Association of Nuclear Operators, which exploit the atomic power plants (VAO AES), unites all operators (here and throughout "operator" it indicates the organization, which exploits AES) OF AES of peace. It contributes to exchange of experience of operation so that its terms could work together for achievement of the highest level of safety and reliability with the operation of their AES. |
| | Slovenia
 | | | South Africa
 | | Eskom Eskom is governed by the Electricity Council and a Management Board, established in terms of the Eskom Act of 1987. Eskom operates the Koeberg nuclear power station Units 1 and 2, located near Cape Town South Africa. |
| | Spain
 | | Centrales Nucleares Almaraz Trillo, AIE (CNAT) Site in Spanish only. [Some English] Centrales Nucleares Almaraz Trillo, AIE is a joint management of facilities allowing for commercial operation under the best competitive market conditions. Operations include the Almaraz and Trillo Nuclear Power Plants. | | Endesa [English] Endesa is in the business of generating, transporting, and distributing electricity through a large number of companies in Spain, Latin America, Europe, and Africa, with a total of 36,538 MW installed, 148,619 GWh produced and 148,540 GWh distributed to 22 million customers. This includes 3,518 MW of nuclear power installed in Spain. | | ENUSA Industrias Avanzadas, S.A. (ENUSA) Site in only. [Some English] ENUSA is engaged in activities related to the first part of the nuclear fuel cycle. These consist fundamentally of: Management of enriched uranium supplies for Spanish nuclear power plants, Production of uranium concentrates - a residual production activity complementary to the closing-down works of its Mining Centre at Saelices-Ciudad Rodrigo (Salamanca), Manufacture of PWR and BWR fuel elements, as well as the engineering associated to this activity, and other services related to nuclear power stations. At present, ENUSA has direct supply contracts with the nuclear power stations of Almaraz I and II, Ascó I and II, Vandellós II and José Cabrera (Zorita). | | Iberdrola S.A. [English] With assets of over Pta2.6tr, over 8 million customers in Spain and almost 5 million in Latin America, we are one of Europe's leading electricity Companies. Iderdrola owns all or portions of the Cofrentes, Almaraz 1 and 2, Trillo 1, Vandellos 2, Asco 2I, and Santa Maria de Garona nuclear power units. | | Unión Fenosa Group (UEF) [English] Using its initial lines of business - electric power generation and distribution - as a springboard, Union Fenosa is growing in new directions, applying the capabilities of its physical assets and infrastructures to new uses and, in particular, drawing value from the expertise of its people and its own organisational flexibility. Union Fenosa owns all or portions of the Jose Cabrera, Almaraz 1 and 2, and Trillo 1 nuclear power units. |
| | Sweden
 | | OKG Aktiebolag Site in Swedish only. [Some English] OKG owns Oskarshamn Units 1-3 which, together, account for more than 10 per cent of the total electricity generated in Sweden. OKG is also responsible for operating CLAB, the interim storage facility for spent nuclear fuel from all the nuclear power plants in Sweden. | | Swedish Nuclear Fuel and Waste Management Company (SKB) [English] Svensk Kärnbränslehantering AB (SKB) was formed jointly by the four Swedish utilities: Vattenfall AB, Forsmarks Kraftgrupp AB, OKG, and Aktiebolag. SKB is responsible for dealing with the management and disposal of radioactive waste generated from these facilities. | | Sydkraft AB Site in Swedish only. [Some English] Sydkraft is a national and international supplier of electricity. As a result of the acquisition of Örebro Energi and the formation of sales subsidiaries in locations such as Lidingö near Stockholm and Sundsvall and Söderhamn in northern Sweden, Sydkraft has now acquired crucial national strongholds. Sydkraft is a subsidiary of the German energy company E.ON Energie since May, 2001. | | Vattenfall AB [English] Vattenfall supplies energy to millions of business and household customers across Europe and the Nordic region. They offer a broad range of products and services, spanning gas, electricity, electricity net and grid operations, heating, entrepreneurial services, consulting, administrative support, telephony and IT services. Vattenfall operates the Barsbäck, Forsmark Units 1-3 and Ringhals Units 1-4 nuclear power stations. Vattenfall also has particial ownership in the Brokdorf, Brunsbüttel, Krümmel, and Stade nuclear power plants located in Germany. |
| | Switzerland
 | | | Taiwan
 | | Taiwan Power Company (Taipower) [English] Taipower operates Chinshan 1 & 2 (604 MWe BWRs), Huosheng 1 & 2 (984 MWe BWRs), and Maanshan 1 & 2 (890 MWe PWRs), and is constructing Lugmen 1 & 2 (1,300 MWE ABWRs). |
| | Turkey
 | | | Ukraine
 | | Energorisk, Ltd. [English] Energorisk, Ltd. is a Ukrainian private engineering company, providing services on nuclear power plant safety analysis, risk assessment, operation support and design works, and associated technical review activities. It was created in 1992 and became one of the first companies in Ukraine that obtained a license for safety-related engineering works for nuclear facilities. | | Ministry of Fuel and Energy Site in Russian only. Ministry of Fuel and Energy of Ukraine is the successor of the Ministry of coal industry of Ukraine, the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine, the State Department of power industry of Ukraine, the State Department of petroleum, gas, oil-refining industries of Ukraine and the State Department of nuclear power of Ukraine. | | NNEGC Energoatom [English] The National Nuclear Energy Generating Company (NNEGC) ENERGOATOM was established in 1996 following the Decree of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine, and comprises all five nuclear power plants of Ukraine. ENERGOATOM operates Khmelnitsky 1, Rivne (1-3), South-Ukraine (1- 3) and Zaporizhzhya (1-6) nuclear power plants. |
| | United Kingdom
 | | British Energy (BE) British Energy, one of the UK's largest electricity companies, has around 20% of the generation market, and a developing generation business in the US. BE operates the Dungeness B1 & B2, Hartlepool 1&2, Heysham A1, A2, B1 & B2, Hinkley Point B1 & B2, Hunterston B1 & B2, Sizewell B, and Torness 1&2 nuclear power stations. | | British Nuclear Fuels plc (BNFL) BNFL manufactures fuel and provides reactor services and has electricity generation and spent fuel management capabilities. BNFL is at the leading edge in the decommissioning of nuclear power and process plants and we are cleaning up the legacy of the Cold War. The recent acquisitions of the nuclear businesses of Westinghouse and ABB have propelled us from a UK-based business into a global company in just two years. BFNL operates the Bradwell 1&2, Calder Hall 1-4, Chapelcross 1-4, Dungeness A1 & A2, Oldbery 1&2, Sizewell A1 & A2, and Wylfa 1&2 nuclear power stations. | | World Association of Nuclear Operators (WANO) The World Association of Nuclear Operators (WANO) unites all nuclear electricity operators in the world. It facilitates the exchange of operating experience, so that its members can work together to achieve the highest possible standards of safety and reliability in operating their nuclear power plants. |
| | United States
 | | Alabama Power Alabama Power, a subsidary of the Southern Company, owns the Joseph M. Farly Nuclear Electric Generating Plant. This plant has two 860 MWe PWRs. | | Alliant Energy Alliant Energy owns the portions of the Duane Arnold and Kewaunee nuclear power plants. These plants are now operated by the Nuclear Management Company LLC (NMC). | | Alternate Energy Holdings, Inc. (AEHI) AEHI is an alternate energy and generating company focused on the purchase, optimization, and construction of green energy sources – primarily nuclear power plants. AEHI announced a Letter of Intent to construct new nuclear plant in Idaho, USA. | | AmerenUE Formerly Union Electric, AmerenUE is Missouri's largest electric utility. AmerenUE owns and operates the Callaway Nuclear Power Plant (1,143 MWe). | | American Council on Global Nuclear Competitiveness Formed in 2005, the American Council on Global Nuclear Competitiveness is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that seeks the return of American nuclear leadership to the world through the emergence of an U.S.-led global nuclear enterprise. The Council educates key audiences on the policies and technologies of an American nuclear renaissance and summons public and private sector leadership to organize and promote such a transformation.
| | American Electric Power (AEP) AEP owns and operates the Donald C. Cook Nuclear Plant Units 1 and 2 located in Bridgman, MI. Cook generated its 100-billionth kilowatthour in 1984, reaching that milestone in less time than any other such plant. Its Unit 1 reached that milestone singly in 1991. | | Arizona Public Service (APS) With headquarters in Phoenix, APS is the largest subsidiary of Pinnacle West Capital Corporation (NYSE: PNW). APS is an owner and primary operator of the Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station, Units 1, 2 and 3. | | Baltimore Gas & Electric (BG&E) BG&E is a subsidary of Constellation Energy Group and its nuclear units have been transferred to Constellation Nuclear, LLC. | | Calvert Cliffs Nuclear Power Plant (CCNPP) On July 1, 2000, CCNPP transferred from BG&E into Constellation Nuclear, a nuclear-focused competitive member of Constellation Energy Group. Calvert Cliffs is a two-unit 825 MWe PWR plant, and its 1,700 megawatts of electricity is marketed nationally by Constellation Power Source, Inc. | | Carolina Power & Light Company (CP&L) CP&L is a Progress Energy company responsible for operating 19 plant sites in the Carolinas, totaling more than 12,000 megawatts of generating capability. | | Central Maine Power Company (CMPC) CMPC has arranged to sale its particial ownership in the Seabrook and Vermont Yankee nuclear units. | | Commonwealth Edison (Com Ed) An Exelon Company. | | Consolidated Edison (Con Ed) ConEd owns and operates Indian Point 2 nuclear power plant located in northern Westchester County, New York. | | Constellation Energy Group Constellation Energy Group is a holding company that includes a group of competitive energy businesses focused mostly on power marketing and merchant generation in North America, and the Baltimore Gas and Electric Company (BGE), a regulated energy delivery company in Central Maryland. | | Constellation Nuclear, LLC Constellation Nuclear, a subsidary of the Constellation Energy Group, owes and operates the Calvert Cliffs Nuclear Power Plant. | | Consumers Energy Consumers Energy is a partner of Nuclear Management Company (NMC). Consumers owns the Palisades Nucelar Power Plant, which is operated by NMC. | | Detroit Edison Company Detroit Edison, the principal subsidiary of DTE Energy Company, is the nation's seventh-largest electric utility, serving 5 million people. Detroit Edison owns and operates Fermi-2 Nuclear Power Plant. | | Dominion Generation Dominion Generation manages the electric generating plants of Dominion Virginia Power, Dominion North Carolina Power and Dominion Energy. Plants include: Millstone (Waterford, CT), North Anna (Mineral, VA) and Surry (Surry, VA). | | Duke Energy Duke Energy is the parent company of Duke Power. | | Duke Power Headquartered in Charlotte, N.C., Duke Power is one of the nation's largest investor-owned electric utilities. For nearly 100 years, we have provided safe, reliable, competitively priced electricity and outstanding customer service to our more than 2 million customers in North Carolina and South Carolina. Duke owns and operates the Catawba Units 1-2, McGuire Units 1-2, and Oconee Units 1-3 nuclear stations. | | Energy Northwest Energy Northwest operates the Columbia Generating Station a 1,250-megawatt commercial nuclear plant on land leased from the U.S. Department of Energy located on the Hanford Site near Richland, Washington. | | Entergy Corporation Entergy, a global energy company based in New Orleans, is the third largest power generator in the nation with more than 30,000 megawatts of generating capacity, about $11 billion in revenue and over 2.5 million customers. The nuclear businesses of Entergy Corporation are headquartered in Jackson, Miss. | | Entergy Nuclear Entergy Nuclear Southwest encompasses five power reactors at four locations in Arkansas, Mississippi, and Louisiana under state regulatory jurisdictions. Regional headquarters for Entergy Nuclear Northeast are in White Plains, N.Y. The company expanded by purchasing the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station in Plymouth, Mass. in 1999 and the Indian Point 3 plant in Westchester County, N.Y., and the James A. Fitzpatrick plant in Oswego County, N.Y., in 2000. Entergy is also managing decommissioning activities at Maine Yankee in Wiscassett, Maine, and Millstone Unit 1 in Waterford, Conn. | | Exelon Corporation Exelon Corporation, one of the nation's largest utility services companies, is the new company formed from the merger of PECO Energy Company and Unicom Corporation, the parent company of ComEd. The subsidiary, Exelon Nuclear, owns or operates a total of 17 nuclear reactors. | | Exelon Nuclear Exelon Generation Company is a subsidiary of Exelon Corporation that consists of three major operating groups: Exelon Nuclear (the unit within Exelon Generation responsible for the operation and management of the largest nuclear fleet in the United States), Exelon Power, and Exelon Power Team. Plants include Braidwood, Byron, Dresden, LaSalle County, Quad Cities, Zion, Limerick, and Peach Bottom and under AmerGen plants include Clinton, Oyster Creek, and Three Mile Island Unit 1. | | FirstEnergy Nuclear Operating Company (FENOC) FENOC owns and operates the Beaver Valley 1 (810 MWe PWR), Beaver Valley 2 (833 MWe PWR), Davis -Besse (877 MWe PWR) and Perry 1 (1,205 MWe BWR) nuclear power units. | | Florida Power & Light Company (FP&L) FPL is a subsidiary of FPL Group, headquartered in St Petersburg, Fla., and serves a territory encompassing over 20,000 square miles including the cities of St Petersburg, Clearwater, as well as the central Florida area surrounding Orlando. Florida Power operates the Turkey Point and St Lucie nuclear power plants. | | Florida Power Corporation (FPC) FPC is the second largest investor-owned electric utility in Florida and is a subsidiary of Progress Energy. FPC operates the Crystal River nuclear power plant. | | Georgia Power Geoga Power, a subsidary of the Southern Compamy, owns nuclear plants that provide 21.2 percent of Georgia Power's generating capacity. The company has approximately 1,960 megawatts of nuclear generation capacity at its Hatch and Vogtle Nuclear Plants. | | GlobalEnergyJobs GlobalEnergyJobs is focused on the world's energy industry including: oil and gas exploration & production, refining & marketing; power & utility; pipeline transportation; engineering & construction; service & equipment; chemicals & petrochemicals; geothermal; alternative energy; fuel cells; solar; wind; nuclear; cogeneration; mining; professional services; energy banking and information technology. | | GPU Nuclear, Inc. GPU Nuclear Inc., is a subsidiary of GPU Inc. GPU Nuclear is currently decommissioning the Saxton Nuclear Experimental Facility in Bedford County, Pennsylvania. | | Maine Public Service Company (MPSC) MPSC, which has exited the generation market, still maintians a 5% share of the Maine Yankee nuclear unit that has has permanently shut down and is now undergoing decommissioning. | | Nebraska Public Power District (NPPD) NPPD owns and operates the Cooper Nuclear Station. | | Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation Niagara Mohawk sold its 41 percent share of the Nine Mile 2 nuclear plant and 100 percent share of the Nine Mile 1 nuclear plant to Constellation Nuclear, a wholly owned subsidiary of Constellation Energy Group (NYSE:CEG). | | Northeast Generation Services Company (NGSC) A subsidary of Northeast Utilities (NU), NGSC supplies a wide range of Nuclear Generation Services to support nuclear plant operation and maintenance. Our team helps more than 4,000 MW nuclear generation, with extensive capabilities to help optimize your plant assets. | | Northeast Utilities (NU) Northeast Utilities (NU) is an electric utility holding company and subsidiaries include: North Atlantic Energy Service Corporation (Seabrook), Northeast Nuclear Energy Company (Millstone), Northeast Generation Services Company, and Public Service Company of New Hampshire. | | Nuclear Management Comapny LLC (NMC) NMC was formed in 1999 by Northern States Power Co., Alliant Energy, Wisconsin Electric Power Co. and Wisconsin Public Service Co. to operate and manage their seven nuclear generating plants at five locations. NMC is responsible for operating the Kewaunee, Monticello, Point Beach, and Prairie Island nuclear reactor units. In July 2001, NMC will add Palisades (from Consumers Power) to its fleet. | | Nuclear Plant Journal (NPJ) Nuclear Plant Journal is published by EQES, Inc. Organizations may participate in the NPJ WebSite by announcing their products and services, job openings, technical articles and papers, industry related literature and documentation, and meeting and training schedules. | | Omaha Public Power District (OPPD) OPPD is one of the largest publicly owned electric utilities in the United States, serving more than 290,000 customers in 13 southeast Nebraska counties. OPPD owns and operates the 476 MWe Fort Calhon nuclear power station. | | Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) PG&E is a wholly owned subsidiary of PG&E Corporation and maintains its headquarters in San Francisco, California. PG&E owns and operates the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant. | | PECO Energy An Exelon Company. | | PPL Corporation PPL markets wholesale or retail energy in 42 states and Canada and delivers energy to nearly 6 million customers in the United States, United Kingdom and Latin America. PPL owns and operates the Susquehanna Steam Electric Station located in Berwick, PA. | | Professional Reactor Operator Society (PROS) [English] The Professional Reactor Operator Society exists to serve individuals involved with safe nuclear reactor operations. The society will work to communicate and promote the knowledge and professional values of our members, and to offer constructive input to the regulatory process on issues related to Operators. | | Progress Energy Progress Energy is a Fortune 250 diversified holding company headquartered in Raleigh, N.C., with more than 20,000 megawatts of generation capacity and $7 billion in annual revenues. The company's diverse portfolio includes two major electric utility companies, CP&L and Florida Power, as well as NCNG, SRS, Progress Telecom and Energy Ventures. | | PSEG Nuclear PSEG Nuclear is one of three main subsidiaries of PSEG Power LLC. PSEG Nuclear operates the Salem and Hope Creek Nuclear Generating Stations in Lower Alloways Creek, NJ and is a part owner of the Peach Bottom Nuclear generation station in Delta, PA. | | Public Service New Mexico (PNM) NM serves more than 425,000 electricity customers and more than 480,000 natural gas customers in about 100 communities statewide and also sells electricity on the wholesale market. The company, New Mexico's largest electricity and natural gas provider, is based in Albuquerque and has offices in more than 20 cities. | | Public Service of New Hampshire (PSNH) PSNH is a Northeast Utilities (NU) subsidary and has partial ownership in the Seabrook Nuclear Power Station a 1,150 MWe PWR. | | Reliant Energy HL&P () Reliant Energy HL&P is an owner of the South Texas Project Electric Generating Station. | | Rochester Gas & Electric Corporation (RG&E) RG&E owns and operates the R.E. Ginna nuclear power plant, a 500 MWe PWR. | | Sacramento Municipal Utility District (SMUD) SMUD owns the Rancho Seco nuclear power plant which was shutdown in 1989 and is process of decomissioning. | | Salt River Project (SRP) SRP is a 17.5% owner of the Palo Verde Nuclear Generation Station operated by APS. | | San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E) SDG&E, with SCE, owns the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS). | | South Carolina Electric & Gas Company (SCE&G) SCE&G is SCANA's principal subsidiary, a regulated utility that provides electric and natural gas service in central and southern South Carolina. SCE&G owns and operates the Virgil C. Summer nuclear power plant, a 885 MWe PWR. | | Southern California Edison (SCE) SCE is one of the largest electric utilities in the U.S., and the largest subsidiary of Edison International. SCE jointly owns and operates the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS) with two 1,070 MWe PWR units. | | Southern Company Based in Atlanta, Southern Company is the parent of five operating utilities as well as a rapidly growing competitive wholesale generation business. These companies include: Alabama Power, George Power and Souther Nuclear. | | Southern Nuclear Souther Nuclear, a subsidary of the Southern Company, operates the Joseph M. Farley Units 1-2, Edwin I. Hatch Units 1-2, and the Alvin W. Vogtle Units 1-2 nuclear power plants. | | STP Nuclear Operating Company (STPNOC) STP Nuclear Operating Company manages the South Texas Project Electric Generating Station's two reactors. The two units, South Texas 1 and 2, produce 2,500 megawatts of electricity. | | Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) America's largest public power company, with 29,469 megawatts of dependable generating capacity. TVA owns and operates Browns Ferry (Units 2 & 3), Sequoyah (Units 1 & 2), and Watts Bar (Unit 1) nuclear power plants. | | The Nuclear Renaissance () This site contains information on an industry conference, The Nuclear Renaissance. A look towards the future of the nuclear power industry, this program provided by Infocast offers two sessions: Executive Forum: Evaluating the Viability of Future Nuclear Developments (September 10) and Maximizing the Value of Nuclear Assets (September 11-12). | | TXU Electric TXU is among the nation's largest energy providers and generators of power. TXU owns and operates the Comanche Peak nuclear units, both 1,150 MWe PWRs. | | Vermont Yankee Vermont Yankee is an electric power generation company which owns and operates a 550 megawatt nuclear powered generating station located in Vernon, Vermont. | | Wisconsin Energy Corporation (WEC) WEC nuclear units now controlled by the Nuclear Management Company (NMC). | | Wolf Creek Nuclear Operating Corporation (WCNOC) Wolf Creek Generating Station, near Burlington, Kansas is a Westinghouse four-loop pressurized water reactor producing more than 1,200,000 kilowatts of electricity. | | Xcel Energy Inc. Xcel Energy, a prominent U.S. electric and natural gas utility with operations in 12 Western and Midwestern states, was formed in August 2000 by the merger of Minneapolis-based Northern States Power Co. (NSP) and Denver-based New Century Energies. Xcel Energy's nuclear units are operated by the Nuclear Management Company (NMC). |
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