Indian Point Energy Center

10/22/2025

An open letter on the NY discharge ruling and our commitment to not discharge from inventory of the spent fuel pool and reactor cavity during the appeal period.

07/31/2025

04/29/2025

We are proud to announce that Director of Government Affairs and Communications Patrick O'Brien has been named to City and State New York’s Who’s Who in Government Relations list!

Pat represents our company well in both Government Affairs and Communications domestically and internationally.

The complete list of all of this year’s honorees can be viewed here: https://www.cityandstateny.com/.../2025-whos-who.../404764/

06/13/2024

Proud to see longtime Indian Point Energy Center Employee Brian Vangor honored at a June 12th Putnam County Day celebration. Brian was recognized with the "Preserving Local History" award for his many efforts to document and promote the county's history. Well done, Brian!

04/05/2024

Following today's earthquake centered in NJ all systems responded as expected at our decommissioning facilities, Oyster Creek in NJ, Indian Point in NY and Pilgrim in MA, no issues have been identified by plant personnel. We will continue to perform walkdowns to validate no issues exist.

03/20/2024

Indian Point’s closure was hailed as a green win. Then emissions went up

Shuttering of New York facility raises awkward climate crisis questions as gas – not renewables – fills gap in power generation

10/16/2023

Major Milestone at IPEC. At 2:22 am on October 14 the last fuel assembly from Unit 3 Spent Fuel pool was placed, by longtime IPEC employee Brian Vangor, safely into dry cask storage. The final fuel campaign safely stored 41 casks, great work by the entire team involved!

08/18/2023

In light of the Governor’s signing of S6893/A7208 we have the following statement below:

“We are disappointed that the Governor has signed bill S.6893/A.7208. We firmly believe that this legislation is preempted by federal law and that the discharge of monitored, processed, and treated water would not impact the environment or the health and safety of the public. In the interim, we will evaluate the impact to our decommissioning milestones and the overall project schedule.”

06/26/2023

Today, June 26, 2023, marks 100 years since the opening of Indian Point Park in Buchanan (June 26, 1923) and the birth of the name “Indian Point”.

Built by the Hudson River Day Line Company to compete with Bear Mountain, this “pleasure park” had picnic grounds, playgrounds, walking trails and a dance hall. This was the next “stop” after Yonkers for Hudson River Day Line steamships leaving the west side of Manhattan each day. A large 100X150 ft pool was added in 1929.

The park went out of business in 1948, the property was reauctioned in 1949 and then reopened in 1950 as a full-fledged amusement park with rides, arcades, and concessions.

Finally, in 1954, the property was sold to Con
Edison for the construction of the Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant.

The park remained in operation for two more seasons before construction of the plant began. Many Westchester residents have fond memories of Indian Point Park.

Photo Credit: Village of Buchanan Local History Room and Brian Vangor

06/14/2023

Full Volume Siren Test Underway at 10:30 am today, this is only a test.

05/02/2023

Security Force-on-Force Drills will be conducted at Indian Point on May 2, 9, 16, and 23. The drills will be conducted from 7:30pm - 11pm. For community awareness, you may hear simulated gunfire or increased activity at the plant from the waterfront. No reason to be alarmed. Thank you in advance.

04/12/2023

A number of questions have arisen around the permitted discharges to the river from Indian Point's 60-year history, click the link below to see the facts on the issue.