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Bookmark or Share- Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station Shut Down Permanently - Entergy NewsroomThe Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station employs about 600 nuclear professionals and had 680 megawatts of virtually carbon-free electricity generating capacity, enough to power more than 600,000 homes. Pilgrim began generating electricity in 1972.
- Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station | NRC.govPilgrim Nuclear Power Station (PNPS) is located on the western shore of Cape Cod Bay in Plymouth County, Massachusetts. It is 38 miles southwest of Boston, Massachusetts, and 44 miles east of Providence, Rhode Island.
- Pilgrim shuts down for the final time - World Nuclear NewsEntergy’s Pilgrim nuclear power plant in Massachusetts was shut down permanently on 31 May after 47 years in operation. The company, which is leaving the merchant power business, announced in 2015 that it would close the 680 MWe boiling water reactor early for economic reasons.
- Pilgrim – Nuclear Decommissioning CollaborativeThe Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station is a 680MW boiling water reactor that first came online in 1972 after four years of construction. In 2012, the plant received a renewal of its operating license extending the licensed life of the plant to 2032.
- Holtec Confirms Pilgrim Worker Was ContaminatedPLYMOUTH — An incident that exposed a worker at the shuttered Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station to airborne radioactive contamination was confirmed on June 14 by Patrick O’Brien, spokesman for Holtec International, the company that has been decommissioning the plant since 2019.
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