A newly established world record run at the Three Mile Island reactor in
Pennsylvania is the most recent in a series of achievements that demonstrate the
world-class reliability and safety of U.S. nuclear energy facilities.

Ceasing electricity production for refueling on Oct. 26 after 705 days of
continuous operation, TMI-1 is the first pressurized water reactor (PWR) power
plant in the world to eclipse the 700-day mark for continuous operation.