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International nuclear power plants (2)
There are currently approximately 437 nuclear power reactors in
operation in over 25 countries around the world, with a total output
of some 350,000 megawatts. An additional 36 reactors (27,000 MWe) are
currently under construction.
The links on this page point to owners and/or operators of commercial
nuclear power plants, including both private (investor owned) and
public (government owned) entities. At many of these sites, you can
find generic and site specific information about the design, operation
and performance of various reactor designs. It should be noted that
a given nuclear power plant may be owned or operated by a consortium
of electric utilities. In addition, many nuclear sites host more than
one reactor (often of different designs), which may be owned or
operated by different companies. Not all of the power plants have
"official" web sites. Click on the
Go to international listings (1) - Argentina to Italy
Japan
Chubu Electric Power Co.
Hamaoka (4 x BWR)
Chugoku Electric Power Co.
Shimane (2 x BWR)
Hokuriku Electric Power Co.
Shika (1 x BWR)
Hokkaido Electric Power Co.
Japan Atomic Power Co.
Kansai Electric Power Co.
Mihama (3 x PWR)
Takahama (4 x PWR)
Ohi (4 x PWR)
Kyushu Electric Power Co.
Genkai (4 x PWR)
Sendai (2 x PWR)
Shikoku Electric Power
Ikata (3 x PWR)
Tohoku Electric Power Co.
Onagawa (2 x BWR)
Tokyo Electric Power Co.
Kazakhstan
KATEP - Kazakh State Atomic Power Engineering & Industry Corporation
Aktau BN-350 (1 x LMFBR)
Korea (South)
KHNP - Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Company KEPCO - Korea Electric Power Company
Kori (4 x PWR)
Ulchin (4 x PWR)
Wolsong (4 x CANDU)
Yong-gwang (6 x PWR)
Lithuania
Mexico
CFE - La Comision Federal de Electricidad
Netherlands
Pakistan
Romania
Nuclearelectrica RENEL
Russian Federation
RosEnergoAtom
Slovak Republic
SEAS - Slovenské elektrárne
Slovenia
South Africa
ESKOM PBMR Environmental Assessment
Spain
CNAT ES
CNSE - Comisión Nacional del Sistema Eléctrico ENDESA Iberdola OMEL - Compañía Operadora del Mercado Español de Electricidad Unión Fenosa
Sweden
Sydkraft
Vattenfall
Switzerland
BKW FMB Energie AG
NOK - Nordostschweizerische Kraftwerke
Taiwan
Taipower
Chinshan (2 x BWR)
Kuosheng (2 x BWR)
Maanshan (2 x PWR)
Ukraine
EnergoAtom
United Kingdom
BNFL Magnox EN
Berkeley (2 x GCR)
Bradwell (2 x GCR)
Calder Hall (4 x GCR)
Chapelcross (4 x GCR)
Dungeness A (2 x GCR)
Hinkley Point A (2 x GCR)
Hunterston A (2 x GCR)
Oldbury (2 x GCR)
Sizewell A (2 x GCR)
Trawsfynydd (2 x GCR)
Wylfa (2 x GCR)
British Energy
Go to listings for United States
Other resources Annual Report 1997 of the Swiss Nuclear Installations (Switzerland) Economics of Nuclear Power (Australia) Electric Power Development Co (Japan) FEPC - Federation of Electric Power Companies (Japan) How things work - Nuclear Reactors (US) INFEL - Informationsstelle für Elektrizitätsanwendung (Switzerland) Infoatom (Russia) International Nuclear Safety Center (US) International Status of Nuclear Power (Australia) KNGR - Korean Next Generation Reactor (South Korea) KVF - Swedish Power Association (Sweden) Map of the World's Nuclear Power Sites (Norway) No Nukes - Reactor Types (Austria) Nuclear Energy: the future climate (UK) Nuclear Power Plants of the World (Slovenia) Nuclear Power Plants Database System (Slovenia) EN
PBMR - Pebble Bed Modular Reactor (South Africa) Plans For New Reactors Worldwide (Australia) Rädda Barsebäck (Sweden) Rädda Svensk Kärnkraft (Sweden) Russian International Nuclear Safety Center (Russia) Russian Nuclear Power Plants (Russia) Svensk Energiförsörjnings (Sweden) Überblick über Reaktortypen (Switzerland) The Virtual Nuclear Tourist (US) World Map of Nuclear Power Plants (US) The Year 2000 Problem & Switzerland’s Nuclear Power Plants (Switzerland)
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Nuclear power utilities
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