Cook Nuclear Plant

The Cook Nuclear Plant is located on 650 acres along Lake Michigan's eastern shoreline. At full capacity, the plant produces enough electricity for more than 1.5 million average homes. The plant is owned and operated by Indiana Michigan Power, a unit of American Electric Power.

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