Nuclear Powers Maryland

From powering cutting-edge technologies to supporting local economies, nuclear energy is the backbone of a cleaner, brighter future. It’s more than electricity - it’s an investment in tomorrow.

Marvel at Conowingo Dam! 🌊⚡ This hydroelectric generating station powers 165,000 homes while preventing 880,000 tons of greenhouse gas emissions annually. Take a look at this powerhouse in action!

Maryland’s energy goals are ambitious but achieving them requires action. Nuclear power is essential to fueling our economy, providing reliable, carbon-free energy 24/7 and supporting the transition to a cleaner, stronger future.

Did you know nuclear research powers life-saving breakthroughs in medicine? 🏥⚛️ Nuclear energy is at the heart of innovation for diagnosing and treating cancer. Learn how isotopes are transforming healthcare & shaping the next generation of scientists ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/gtU_kF3E

Securing our power grid is no game. It's time to stop playing around and embrace clean, reliable nuclear energy. ⚛️

America's rapid tech evolution calls for clean, reliable energy - and nuclear is answering the call. ⚛️ By supporting AI's deployment, nuclear is driving innovation, economic growth and national security forward. https://lnkd.in/eW9xDUaT

Take a look behind the scenes at Calvert Cliffs Clean Energy Center, where nuclear workers ensure the cooling system operates safely and efficiently. These systems are key to powering Maryland with clean, reliable energy 24/7.

Maryland relies on nuclear for 42% of its in-state power - the largest single source of reliable, carbon-free energy. It’s clear that nuclear must remain a part of Maryland’s clean energy mix to grow our economy while meeting our ambitious climate goals.

As the weather cools down, nuclear power is like a warm hug for the grid. Reliable, steady and always keeping the heat on. ⚛️❤️

We can't solve the climate crisis without nuclear power. ⚛️ It’s the only energy source that’s clean, reliable and powerful enough to meet our growing energy demands. Without it, we'll never have enough clean energy to fully power the grid. Do you agree?