Resources Archive
U.S. nuclear generating statistics from 1977-2019, including megawatt-hours generated by nuclear energy, capacity factor, nuclear fuel share and total electricity generation.
Have questions about used fuel? Explore how used fuel is safely stored, monitored, and managed long-term.
This paper shows the results of a 2026 survey done by NEI member companies, an update on the 2025 version.
This paper describes the cost trends and drivers for generating electricity using nuclear energy—capital, operations and fuel costs—and the value of the industry's carbon-free electricity in context.
As the energy transition accelerates across all 50 states, policymakers are recognizing the inherent value of carbon-free, reliable nuclear energy. Governors, legislators and regulators play a critical role in shaping policies that can enhance the development, demonstration and commercial deployment of a wide array of nuclear technologies.
Everything you need to know about nuclear, at a glance.
This document summarizes the discussion between the nuclear power industry and NRC staff during meetings on December 11-12, 2025, pertaining to (1) the NRC review approach for power uprate license amendment requests (LARs) and (2) tabletop walkthroughs of the submittal strategies for two specific plants. This document highlights key discussion points from the meeting, states follow-up actions, and provides potential strategies for streamlining review of licensing submittals for power uprates.
On January 7, 2026, Maria Korsnick testified before the Subcommittee on Energy on meeting rising energy demand, supporting U.S. leadership in nuclear technology and artificial intelligence, and competing globally.
DNP-TIP-2023-12: 3D Virtual Nuclear Plant Tour
DNP-TIP-2023-11: CAP Intelligent Advisor: A Technology Enhanced Corrective Action Program
DNP-TIP-2023-10: Virtual Reality Polar Crane Simulator
DNP-TIP-2023-09: Implementation of System Media-Actuated MSIVs to Improve Plant Reliability and Reduce Maintenance Costs for Vogtle Units 1 and 2