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The United States has the largest commercial nuclear energy program in the world, with 104 power reactors in 31 states.

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Powering Your Community

Nuclear power plants prevent air pollution and climate change because they don't burn anything—so they don't emit any air pollutants or greenhouse gases. A total of 104 nuclear power plants supply reliable, affordable electricity to about one-fifth of the homes and businesses in this country.

This map highlights the 31 states where nuclear power plants are located in the United States. Click on your state or see the list below to view a PDF that shows how these plants contribute to your community's well being.