Nine Mile Point nuclear power plant

Nine Mile Point nuclear power plant in context

By gross operating capacity Nine Mile Point nuclear power plant is the 24th largest of 54 operating nuclear sites in the United States, holding 2% of the country's operating capacity, and ranks 94th of 172 worldwide.

Its operating units started up between 1969 and 1988; the median unit is 47.5 years old, older than the median of 45.0 in the United States.

The 2 units with both construction and grid dates on record took 4.6 to 12.0 years (median 8.3) from construction start to grid connection; the median across all reactors connected in the 1980s is 7.3 years.

The nearest other tracked nuclear sites are James A Fitzpatrick nuclear power plant (1 km), Robert Emmett Ginna nuclear power plant (78 km) and Darlington New nuclear power plant (189 km).

2 operating units are rated differently now from their design net capacities: Unit 1 -1.1% and Unit 2 +16.1%.

Build time by unit

Nearest tracked nuclear sites

How these are worked out: ranks use gross operating capacity; ages count from the start-up year on record, as on the age page; build times run from construction start to grid connection, as on the build-times page; ratings are the tracker's net and design net capacity, as on the uprates page. Distances are straight-line between exact positions, so a site with only an approximate position gets none. A unit missing a date or a rating is left out of the figure that needs it.