Quad Cities Clean Energy Center’s two nuclear reactors in Cordova, Illinois can generate approximately 1,870 megawatts (MW) of clean, carbon-free energy. Constellation owns 75 percent of Quad Cities, producing enough electricity to …

Constellation said today it will invest $800 million in new equipment to increase the output of its Braidwood and Byron Generating Stations in Illinois by approximately 135 megawatts, enough to power the equivalent of 100,000 average homes around the clock every year

• Sponsor of Robotics clubs in the Quad Cities area including “Robotic Rams” of Riverdale High School, “QC Elite” in the Quad Cities; and “River Valley Robotics Club” in Port Byron, Ill.

This summer, nuclear reliability could be especially helpful in moderating electricity prices for Illinois customers. Constellation’s 24/7 carbon-free baseload nuclear power displaces generation from fossil-fuel plants that may experience further spikes in gas and oil costs.

Quad Cities Generating Station is located approximately three miles north of Cordova, Ill. on Illinois Route 84 in Rock Island County. The station's two reactors can produce more than 1,900 megawatts of carbon-free electricity – enough to power …

Constellation operates the largest fleet of nuclear plants in the United States. Our 21 reactors produce clean, zero-carbon, reliable, safe energy.

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Constellation’s reliable nuclear stations provided around-the-clock, carbon-free electricity to millions of homes and businesses during the summer. The fleet’s near-perfect summer capacity factor of 99 percent means the reactors ran at nearly …

WARRENVILLE, Ill. – Four of Exelon Generation’s six Illinois nuclear plants safely completed refueling outages during the COVID-19 pandemic, setting new operational records at each facility. Braidwood, Byron, LaSalle and Quad Cities all delivered record outages while implementing proactive measures to keep workers safe and virus-free.

Constellation submitted a license renewal application for this facility to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC), which was approved on October 28, 2004. With license renewal complete, Quad Cities Clean Energy Center Units 1 and 2 are licensed through 2032.