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Callaway

NuclearMissouriFirst unit online 1984

Callaway is a nuclear plant in Callaway County, Missouri, operated by Union Electric Co (MO). It ranks fourth by nameplate capacity among Missouri’s 137 power plants. Its biggest unit, rated at 1,236 MW, is the largest single generator in Missouri.

Nameplate capacity, 2025

1,236 MW

1,190 MW net summer capacity

1 operable unit

  • Nuclear1,236 MW100%

Unit by unit, 1984 to 2025

operating in 2025bar height follows unit size

Unit 1 Nuclear, 1,236 MW, 1984

Among Missouri’s plants

Largest plants in the state by nameplate capacity, with the plants ranked next to this one.

  1. 1Labadie2,389 MW
  2. 2Iatan1,754 MW
  3. 3New Madrid1,300 MW
  4. 4Callawaythis plant
  5. 5Thomas Hill1,182 MW
  6. 6Sioux1,099 MW

All power plants in Missouri

Other rankings

All US power plants
210th of 14,286
US nuclear plants
41st of 56
Plants in the MISO (Midcontinent) balancing area
30th of 2,383
Plants run by Union Electric Co (MO)
2nd of 28

Operable units

UnitTechnologyNameplateSummerOnlineStatus
1Nuclear1,236 MW1,190 MW1984Operating

Grid and site

Balancing area
MISO (Midcontinent)
Reliability region
SERC Reliability Corporation
Highest grid connection voltage
345 kV
Water source
Missouri River
Nearest town on record
Fulton
Operator type
Utility
Coordinates
38.759°N, 91.779°W

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