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U.S. Nuclear Fleet · National

Supply Dashboard

As of Aug 14, 2026 · Updated every morning from the NRC Daily Power Reactor Status Report.

Today's Setup

the board in one read

2,048 MW of U.S. nuclear is offline (2.1% of the fleet), up 882 MW from yesterday. Henry Hub gas is $2.79/MMBtu (cheap), so a supply loss has less price upside than usual. The grid looks tight tomorrow in SPP on the demand forecast, where any nuclear loss would bite hardest. Biggest 30-day swing: Florida Power & Light (FPL) availability down 26.9 pts.

MW Offline Today
2,048 MW
▲ 882 MW more offline vs. yesterday
122 above 7-day avg · 316 below a year ago
% of Fleet Offline
2.1%
2,048 of 96,850 MW installed
Generating Now
94,802 MW
97.9% of installed capacity online
Units Reporting
94
Operating reactors in the daily status report

National MW Offline

Top Outages by MW Impact

UnitRegionPowerMW Offline
Saint Lucie 1 Florida Power & Light (FPL) 0% 981
Monticello MISO 0% 617
River Bend 1 MISO 80% 194
Hope Creek 1 PJM 88% 141
FitzPatrick NYISO 93% 60
Waterford 3 MISO 97% 33
Cooper SPP 97% 23

Next 7 Days

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Next outage projection is part of Individual
See the full forward curve (6 to 12 mo)
From the published schedule where available, model projection beyond.

Seasonal Comparison

MW offline by time of year, last 4 years
Spring and fall refueling peaks repeat every year. This is where the supply swings live.