Nuclear Energy -- Page 5

NEI capacity factor data by fuel type shows US nuclear plants running above 90 percent.

Georgia Power plans extended power uprates adding 112 MWe across four Vogtle and Hatch reactors.

Fuel loading has begun at Palisades in Michigan, moving the 800 MW reactor toward a grid return.

Five vendors will build more than 20 Army microreactors under Janus, with Radiant deploying three units at Fort Benning.

Antares Nuclear signs a multi-year deal for up to eight metric tons of TRISO fuel from Oak Ridge based Standard Nuclear.

TVA tested a University of South Florida laser deicing system at its Watts Bar and Sequoyah plants in Tennessee.

The Army selected five companies to build microreactors at bases including Fort Benning, Fort Bragg and Fort Hood.

Plant Vogtle now operates four units, the largest US nuclear station by generating capacity.

NRC may rule on TVA's Clinch River BWRX-300 construction permit by late September or early October 2026.

DOE adds 13 projects to its Nuclear Energy Launch Pad, covering enrichment and uranium conversion.

Nano Nuclear and Tillman Digital Gateway target 6 GW of micro reactor capacity at US AI campuses.

Southern ties nuclear uprates and Georgia grid work to a 17 GW contracted load pipeline.

MARAD and Core Power sign a cooperation framework for US-flagged nuclear-powered merchant ships.

DOE's Nuclear Energy Launch Pad adds 12 companies advancing US uranium enrichment and fuel fabrication.

EIA data maps the US nuclear fleet across 28 states, led by Illinois and Georgia's four-reactor Vogtle plant.

NEI data shows US nuclear capacity factors climbing from 56 percent in 1980 to 93 percent by 2023.

Fort Benning, Georgia is one of five Army bases chosen for new nuclear microreactors under Janus Program.

Army Janus Program to build 20+ nuclear microreactors at 5 US bases including Fort Benning, GA, in $2.2B deal.

The Tennessee Valley Authority reported record nuclear output and record summer power demand as its reactors ran through

The Port of Corpus Christi signed a cooperation agreement with MARAD to study small modular reactors for maritime use.