New York State Identifies 10 Potential Companies for New Nuclear Power Facilities
New York State has selected 10 companies that could potentially build new nuclear power facilities within the state.
Syracuse, NY, November 12, 2026 —
New York State has announced the selection of 10 companies that are being considered for the potential development of new nuclear power facilities across the state.
This initiative marks a significant step in the state’s energy strategy, as it explores options to expand its nuclear energy capacity. The companies chosen will be evaluated further to determine their suitability for contributing to the state’s future energy landscape. Specific details regarding the criteria used for selection or the names of the selected companies were not immediately available.
The selection process indicates a move towards diversifying New York’s energy sources, potentially enhancing grid reliability and supporting climate goals. Nuclear power is a low-carbon energy source, and its expansion could play a role in the state’s efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Further steps in this process would typically involve detailed environmental reviews, regulatory approvals, and site-specific assessments for any proposed facilities. The timeline for these subsequent stages and the ultimate number of projects that may proceed were not specified. The contractor’s name was not provided, nor were specific locations or financial details associated with this selection round.
As New York State continues to assess its energy future, the potential for new nuclear power development represents a key area of focus. The 10 selected companies are now candidates in a process that could lead to the construction of new infrastructure aimed at meeting the state’s long-term energy demands.
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