Nuclear Energy Graphics Resources

A typical reactor can provide enough power to cook around 2.5 million turkeys on Thanksgiving Day.

The Nuclear Energy Tribal Working Group strengthens relationships with federally-recognized Tribal governments in Office of Nuclear Energy activities.

DOE announces more than $65 million in nuclear energy research, cross-cutting technology development, facility access, and infrastructure awards.

Infographic highlighting three ways nuclear energy is more flexible than you might think.

2019 U.S. Emissions-Free Electricity Generation Share by Source

Carbon dioxide emissions avoided by U.S. clean energy sources in 2019.

2019 Capacity factors by energy source.

An overview of all the benefits of nuclear energy as a clean power source.

2019 fast facts about nuclear energy.

Get the facts on high-assay low-enriched uranium (HALEU)—a fuel required by most U.S. advanced reactor designs.

Breakdown of funding, companies and states supported by the Office of Nuclear Energy in support of advanced nuclear from 2017-2019.

Infographic on the basics of nuclear thermal propulsion.

Number of reactors under construction around the world in 2019.

Snapshot of the U.S. Department of Energy's proposed Versatile Test Reactor

Infographic on 5 fast facts about spent nuclear fuel generated from nuclear power plants.

America produced 1,457 billion kilowatt hours of clean energy in 2018. Learn more in this infographic.

Go inside the numbers to learn more about nuclear energy production in the United States.

6 ways to develop nuclear plants and parts faster, cheaper and with greater reliability.

Learn five fast facts about nuclear energy in 2018.

6 advanced reactor technology profiles

Infographic on how a pressurized water reactor produces clean energy.

Introductory infographic on advanced nuclear technologies.

Infographic on U.S. jobs in nuclear energy.

Infographic on how a boiling water reactor produces clean energy.

Infographic explaining the basics of a nuclear microreactor.