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US Nuclear Power Plant Power Status* for:

12/1/2008

Region 1

Unit Power
Beaver Valley 1 100
Beaver Valley 2 100
Calvert Cliffs 1 100
Calvert Cliffs 2 100
FitzPatrick 100
Ginna 100
Hope Creek 1 100
Indian Point 2 100
Indian Point 3 100
Limerick 1 100
Limerick 2 100
Millstone 2 100
Millstone 3 100
Nine Mile Point 1 100
Nine Mile Point 2 100
Oyster Creek 0
Peach Bottom 2 100
Peach Bottom 3 100
Pilgrim 1 100
Salem 1 100
Salem 2 100
Seabrook 1 100
Susquehanna 1 94
Susquehanna 2 100
Three Mile Island 1 100
Vermont Yankee 100

Region 2

Unit Power
Browns Ferry 1 1
Browns Ferry 2 100
Browns Ferry 3 100
Brunswick 1 89
Brunswick 2 100
Catawba 1 100
Catawba 2 100
Crystal River 3 100
Farley 1 100
Farley 2 100
Harris 1 100
Hatch 1 100
Hatch 2 100
McGuire 1 100
McGuire 2 100
North Anna 1 100
North Anna 2 100
Oconee 1 100
Oconee 2 0
Oconee 3 100
Robinson 2 0
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 2 100
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 100
Dresden 2 98
Dresden 3 99
Duane Arnold 98
Fermi 2 100
Kewaunee 100
La Salle 1 100
La Salle 2 100
Monticello 100
Palisades 100
Perry 1 100
Point Beach 1 100
Point Beach 2 100
Prairie Island 1 100
Prairie Island 2 99
Quad Cities 1 97
Quad Cities 2 96

Region 4

Unit Power
Arkansas Nuclear 1 0
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 1 100
Palo Verde 1 100
Palo Verde 2 0
Palo Verde 3 100
River Bend 1 100
San Onofre 2 96
San Onofre 3 0
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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