MILLSTONE 1


Location: Waterford, Connecticut
Utility: Northeast Nuclear Energy Company
Reactor Supplier: General Electric Company
Capacity: 641 net MWe
Reactor Type: Boiling water reactor
Date of Operation: October 1970
License Expiration date: 10/06/2010
Electricity Produced in 1997: 0.0 kWh
1997 Average Capacity Factor: 0.0%

Quarry operations from Millstone Point in Waterford, Connecticut ended in the early 1960s, and in 1966 construction of New England's largest power-generating complex began. The Connecticut Light and Power Company, The Hartford Electric Light Company, and Western Massachusetts Electric Company joined forces to build the three nuclear electric generating units.

The Millstone 1 unit has been closed since 1996 due to a variety of worker safety problems. The owners have decided to close it permanetly.

MILLSTONE 2

Location: Waterford, Connecticut
Utility: Northeast Nuclear Energy Company
Reactor Supplier: Combustion Engineering, Inc.
Capacity: 871 net MWe
Reactor Type: Pressurized water reactor
Date of Operation: September 1975
License Expiration date: 07/31/2015
Electricity Produced in 1997: 0.0 billion kWh
1997 Average Capacity Factor:0.0%

Quarry operations from Millstone Point in Waterford, Connecticut ended in the early 1960s, and in 1966 construction of New England's largest power-generating complex began. The Connecticut Light and Power Company, The Hartford Electric Light Company, and Western Massachusetts Electric Company joined forces to build the three nuclear electric generating units.

The Millstone 2 unit was closed in 1996 due to a variety of worker safety problems.

MILLSTONE 3


Location: Waterford, Connecticut
Utility: Northeast Nuclear Energy Company
Reactor Supplier: Westinghouse Corporation
Capacity: 1120 net MWe
Reactor Type: Pressurized water reactor
Date of Operation: January 1986
License Expiration date: 11/25/2025
Electricity Produced in 1997: -0.1^b billion kWh
1997 Average Capacity Factor: 0.0%

Quarry operations from Millstone Point in Waterford, Connecticut ended in the early 1960s and in 1966, construction of New England's largest power-generating complex began. The Connecticut Light and Power Company, The Hartford Electric Light Company, and Western Massachusetts Electric Company joined forces to build the three nuclear electric generating units.

The Millstone 3 unit was closed in 1996 due to a variety of worker safety problems.