Nuclear Renewable Energy Analysis

US States Ranked by Nuclear Energy consumption

Date posted: 2022/10/09

In 2020, South Carolina was the top ranked in Nuclear Energy consumption with getting - 33.7% energy from Nuclear followed by New Hampshire and Illinois. There are 20 US states and DC that do not have nuclear plants.

State	Nuclear
South Carolina	33.7%
New Hampshire	29.8%
Illinois	26.6%
Connecticut	21.3%
Tennessee	20.9%
Alabama	20.1%
Pennsylvania	19.4%
Arizona	19.1%
North Carolina	19.0%
Maryland	16.2%
New Jersey	16.0%
Virginia	15.3%
Arkansas	14.5%
Georgia	13.8%
New York	12.4%
Michigan	12.0%
Minnesota	9.4%
Kansas	9.2%
USA - Average	8.9%
Florida	7.8%
Nebraska	7.2%
Wisconsin	6.4%
Ohio	6.1%
Mississippi	5.8%
Missouri	5.0%
Washington	4.9%
Louisiana	4.3%
Texas	3.2%
California	2.8%
Iowa	1.9%
Oregon	0.0%
South Dakota	0.0%
Maine	0.0%
Idaho	0.0%
Vermont	0.0%
Montana	0.0%
North Dakota	0.0%
Oklahoma	0.0%
Nevada	0.0%
Colorado	0.0%
New Mexico	0.0%
Hawaii	0.0%
Massachusetts	0.0%
Wyoming	0.0%
Indiana	0.0%
RhodeIsland	0.0%
Utah	0.0%
Kentucky	0.0%
DC	0.0%
West Virginia	0.0%
Alaska	0.0%
Delaware	0.0%

Source - EIA
URL - US States Ranked by Nuclear Energy consumption

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