Nuclear power reactors in Europe

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This is a list of all the commercial nuclear reactors in the European Union and in Europe, with operational status. The list only includes civilian nuclear power reactors used to generate electricity for a power grid. All commercial nuclear reactors use nuclear fission. As of May 2021, there are 180 operable power reactors in Europe, with a combined electrical capacity of 159.36 GW. [1] There are currently 8 power reactors under construction in Europe. [2]

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Austria

Main article: Nuclear power in Austria
Plant
name		Unit
No.		TypeModelStatusCapacity
(MW)		Begin
building		Commercial
operation		Closed
Zwentendorf 1 BWR BWR-69 (KWU)Finished; never entered service878Apr 19725 Nov 1978

Belarus

Main article: Nuclear power in Belarus
Plant
name		Unit
No.		TypeModelStatusCapacity
(MW)		Begin
building		Commercial
operation		Closed
Ostrovets 1 PWR VVER-1200/V-491Operational11096 Nov 201310 Jun 2021 [3]
2 PWR VVER-1200/V-491Operational110924 Apr 20141 Nov 2023 [4]
Minsk 1 PWR VVER-1000 Unfinished96319831987
2 PWR VVER-1000 Unfinished96319831987

Belgium

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Main article: Nuclear power in Belgium
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name		Unit
No.		TypeModelStatusCapacity
(MW)		Begin
building		Commercial
operation		Closed
SCK•CEN 1 PWR Westinghouse (WH) BR-3Decommissioned101 Nov 195710 Oct 196230 Jun 1987
Doel 1 PWR WH 2 loopsOperational4451 Jul 196915 Feb 1975(2025)
2 PWR WH 2 loopsOperational4451 Sep 19711 Dec 1975(2025)
3 PWR Framatome 3 loopsShut down10061 Jan 19751 Oct 198223 Sep 2022 [5]
4 PWR Belgian firms plus WH 3 loopsOperational10391 Dec 19781 Jul 1985(2035) [6]
Tihange 1 PWR Framatome 3 loopsOperational9621 Jun 19701 Oct 1975(2025)
2 PWR Framatome 3 loopsShut down10081 Apr 19761 Jun 198331 Jan 2023 [7]
3 PWR Belgian firms plus WH 3 loopsOperational10461 Nov 19781 Sep 1985(2035)

Bulgaria

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Main article: Nuclear power in Bulgaria
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name		Unit
No.		TypeModelStatusCapacity
(MW)		Begin
building		Commercial
operation		Closed
Kozloduy 1 PWR VVER-440/V-230Shut down4081 Apr 197028 Oct 197431 Dec 2002
2 PWR VVER-440/V-230Shut down4081 Apr 197010 Nov 197531 Dec 2002
3 PWR VVER-440/V-230Shut down4081 Oct 197320 Jan 198131 Dec 2006
4 PWR VVER-440/V-230Shut down4081 Oct 197320 Jun 198231 Dec 2006
5 PWR VVER-1000/V-320Operational10039 Jul 198023 Dec 1988
6 PWR VVER-1000/V-320Operational10031 Apr 198230 Dec 1993
7 PWR AP1000 Planned [8] 1150(2033) [8]
8 PWR AP1000 Planned [8] 1150
Belene 1 PWR VVER-1000/V-320
VVER-1000/V-446B		Unfinished953
1011		1987
2008
2 PWR VVER-1000/V-320
VVER-1000/V-446B		Unfinished953
1011		1987
2008

Czech Republic

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Main article: Nuclear power in the Czech Republic
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name		Unit
No.		TypeModelStatusCapacity
(MW)		Begin
building		Commercial
operation		Closed
Dukovany 1 PWR VVER-440/V-213Operational4681 Jan 19793 May 1985
2 PWR VVER-440/V-213Operational4711 Jan 197921 Mar 1986
3 PWR VVER-440/V-213Operational4681 Mar 197920 Dec 1986
4 PWR VVER-440/V-213Operational4711 Mar 197919 Jul 1987
5 PWR TBDPlanned1200
Temelín 1 PWR VVER-1000/V-320Operational10031 Feb 198710 Jun 2002
2 PWR VVER-1000/V-320Operational10031 Feb 198718 Apr 2003

Finland

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Main article: Nuclear power in Finland
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name		Unit
No.		TypeModelStatusCapacity
(MW) [9] 		Begin
building		Commercial
operation		Closed
Hanhikivi 1 PWR VVER-1200/V-491Cancelled1200(2023)(2029)2 May 2022 [10] [11]
Loviisa 1 PWR VVER-440/V-213Operational5071 May 19719 May 1977
2 PWR VVER-440/V-213Operational5071 Aug 19725 Jan 1981
Olkiluoto 1 BWR ASEA-III, BWR-2500Operational8901 Feb 197410 Oct 1979
2 BWR ASEA-III, BWR-2500Operational8901 Nov 197510 Jul 1982 [12]
3 PWR EPR Operational160012 Aug 200516 Apr 2023 [13]

France

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Main article: Nuclear power in France
Plant
name		Unit
No.		TypeModelStatusCapacity
(MW)		Begin
building		Commercial
operation		Closed
Belleville 1 PWR P4 REP 1300 Operational13101 May 19801 Jun 1988
2 PWR P4 REP 1300Operational13101 Aug 19801 Jan 1989
Blayais 1 PWR CP1 Operational9101 Jan 19771 Dec 1981
2 PWR CP1Operational9101 Jan 19771 Feb 1983
3 PWR CP1Operational9101 Apr 197814 Nov 1983
4 PWR CP1Operational9101 Apr 19781 Oct 1983
Brennilis 1HWGCRShut down/in decommissioning701 Jul 19621 Jun 196831 Jul 1985
Bugey 1 GCR UNGG Shut down5401 Dec 19651 Jul 197227 May 1994
2 PWR CP0 Operational9101 Nov 19721 Mar 1979
3 PWR CP0Operational9101 Sep 19731 Mar 1979
4 PWR CP0Operational8801 Jun 19741 Jul 1979
5 PWR CP0Operational8801 Jul 19743 Jan 1980
6 PWR EPR2Planned1670
7 PWR EPR2Planned1670
Cattenom 1 PWR P4 REP 1300Operational130029 Oct 19791 Apr 1987
2 PWR P4 REP 1300Operational130028 Jul 19801 Feb 1988
3 PWR P4 REP 1300Operational130015 Jun 19821 Feb 1991
4 PWR P4 REP 1300Operational130028 Sep 19831 Jan 1992
Chinon A-1GCR UNGG Shut down701 Feb 19571 Feb 196416 Apr 1973
A-2 GCR UNGG Shut down1801 Aug 195924 Feb 196514 Jun 1985
A-3 GCR UNGG Shut down3601 Mar 19614 Aug 196615 Jun 1990
B-1 PWR CP2 Operational9051 Mar 19771 Feb 1984
B-2 PWR CP2Operational9051 Mar 19771 Aug 1984
B-3 PWR CP2Operational9051 Oct 19804 Mar 1987
B-4 PWR CP2Operational9051 Feb 19811 Apr 1988
Chooz A-1 PWR CHOOZ-ADecommissioned3051 Jan 196215 Apr 196730 Oct 1991
B-1 PWR N4 REP 1450 Operational15001 Jan 198415 May 2000
B-2 PWR N4 REP 1450Operational15001 Jan 198415 May 2000
Civaux 1 PWR N4 REP 1450Operational149515 Oct 198829 Jan 2002
2 PWR N4 REP 1450Operational14951 Apr 199123 Apr 2002
Cruas 1 PWR CP2Operational9151 Aug 19782 Apr 1984
2 PWR CP2Operational91515 Nov 19781 Apr 1985
3 PWR CP2Operational91515 Apr 197910 Sep 1984
4 PWR CP2Operational9151 Oct 197911 Feb 1985
Dampierre 1 PWR CP1Operational8901 Feb 197510 Sep 1980
2 PWR CP1Operational8901 Apr 197516 Feb 1981
3 PWR CP1Operational8901 Sep 197527 May 1981
4 PWR CP1Operational8901 Dec 197520 Nov 1981
Fessenheim 1 PWR CP0Shut down8801 Sep 19711 Jan 197822 Feb 2020
2 PWR CP0Shut down8801 Feb 19721 Apr 197829 Jun 2020
Flamanville 1 PWR P4 REP 1300Operational13301 Dec 19791 Dec 1986
2 PWR P4 REP 1300Operational13301 May 19809 Mar 1987
3 PWR EPR Under construction16003 Dec 2007(2024) [14]
Golfech 1 PWR P4 REP 1300Operational131017 Nov 19821 Feb 1991
2 PWR P4 REP 1300Operational13101 Oct 19844 Mar 1994
Gravelines 1 PWR CP1Operational9101 Feb 197525 Nov 1980
2 PWR CP1Operational9101 Mar 19751 Dec 1980
3 PWR CP1Operational9101 Dec 19751 Jun 1981
4 PWR CP1Operational9101 Apr 19761 Oct 1981
5 PWR CP1Operational9101 Oct 197915 Jan 1985
6 PWR CP1Operational9101 Oct 197925 Oct 1985
7 PWR EPR2Planned1670
8 PWR EPR2Planned1670
Nogent 1 PWR P4 REP 1300Operational131026 May 198124 Feb 1988
2 PWR P4 REP 1300Operational13101 Jan 19821 May 1989
Paluel 1 PWR P4 REP 1300Operational133015 Aug 19771 Dec 1985
2 PWR P4 REP 1300Operational13301 Jan 19781 Dec 1985
3 PWR P4 REP 1300Operational13301 Feb 19791 Feb 1986
4 PWR P4 REP 1300Operational13301 Feb 19801 Jun 1986
Penly 1 PWR P4 REP 1300Operational13301 Sep 19821 Dec 1990
2 PWR P4 REP 1300Operational13301 Aug 19841 Nov 1992
3 PWR EPR2 Planned1670(2024)
4 PWR EPR2 Planned1670(2024) [15]
Phénix 1 FBR PH-250Shut down1301 Nov 196814 Jul 19741 Feb 2010
Saint-Alban 1 PWR P4 REP 1300Operational133529 Jan 19791 May 1986
2 PWR P4 REP 1300Operational133531 Jul 19791 Mar 1987
Saint-Laurent A-1GCR UNGG Shut down3901 Oct 19631 Jun 196918 Apr 1990
A-2 GCR UNGG Shut down4651 Jan 19661 Nov 197127 May 1992
B-1 PWR CP2Operational9151 May 19761 Aug 1983
B-2 PWR CP2Operational9151 Jul 19761 Aug 1983
Superphénix 1 FBR Na-1200Shut down/in decommissioning120013 Dec 19761 Dec 198631 Dec 1998
Tricastin 1 PWR CP1Operational9151 Nov 19741 Dec 1980
2 PWR CP1Operational9151 Dec 19741 Dec 1980
3 PWR CP1Operational9151 Apr 197511 May 1981
4 PWR CP1Operational9151 May 19751 Nov 1981

Germany

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Main article: Nuclear power in Germany
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name		Unit
No.		TypeModelStatusCapacity
(MW)		Begin
building		Commercial
operation		Closed
AVR 1HTGRPBR PrototypeShut down131 Aug 196119 May 196931 Dec 1988
Biblis 1 PWR Siemens-KWUShut down/in decommissioning11671 Jan 197026 Feb 19756 Aug 2011
2 PWR KWUShut down/in decommissioning12401 Feb 197231 Jan 19776 Aug 2011
Brokdorf 1 PWR KWUShut down14101 Jan 197622 Dec 198631 Dec 2021
Brunsbüttel 1 BWR BWR-69Shut down77115 Apr 19709 Feb 19776 Aug 2011
Emsland 1 PWR Konvoi (KWU)Shut down132910 Aug 198220 Jun 198815 Apr 2023
Grafenrheinfeld 1 PWR KWUShut down12751 Jan 197517 Jun 198227 Jun 2015
Greifswald 1 PWR VVER-440/V-230Shut down/in decommissioning4081 Mar 197012 Jul 197414 Feb 1990
2 PWR VVER-440/V-230Shut down/in decommissioning4081 Mar 197016 Apr 197514 Feb 1990
3 PWR VVER-440/V-230Shut down/in decommissioning4081 Apr 19721 May 197828 Feb 1990
4 PWR VVER-440/V-230Shut down/in decommissioning4081 Apr 19721 Nov 197922 Jul 1990
5 PWR VVER-440/V-213Shut down/in decommissioning4081 Dec 19761 Nov 198924 Nov 1989
6 PWR VVER-440/V-213Finished; never entered service408
Grohnde 1 PWR KWUShut down13601 Jun 19761 Feb 198531 Dec 2021 [16]
Grosswelzheim 1 BWR BWRDismantled251 Jan 19652 Aug 197020 Apr 1971
Gundremmingen A BWR GE, BWR-1Shut down/in decommissioning23712 Dec 196212 Apr 196713 Jan 1977
B BWR BWR-72 (KWU)Shut down128420 Jul 197619 Jul 198431 Dec 2017 [17]
C BWR BWR-72 (KWU)Shut down128820 Jul 197618 Jan 198531 Dec 2021 [16]
Isar 1 BWR BWR-69Shut down/in decommissioning8781 May 197221 Mar 19796 Aug 2011
2 PWR Konvoi (KWU)Shut down141015 Sep 19829 Apr 198815 Apr 2023
Kahl 1 BWR BWR Dismantled151 Jul 19581 Feb 196225 Nov 1985
SNR-300 1 FBR Finished; never entered service19721985
KNK II1 FBR Shut down171 Sep 19743 Mar 197923 Aug 1991
Krümmel 1 BWR BWR-69 (KWU)Shut down13465 Apr 197428 Mar 19846 Aug 2011
Lingen 1 BWR BWR Shut down1831 Oct 19641 Oct 19685 Jan 1977
Mülheim-Kärlich 1 PWR B & WShut down/in decommissioning121915 Jan 19758 Aug 19879 Sep 1988
MZFR1 PHWR PHWRShut down521 Dec 196119 Dec 19663 May 1984
Neckarwestheim 1 PWR KWUShut down7851 Feb 19721 Dec 19766 Aug 2011
2 PWR Konvoi (KWU)Shut down13109 Nov 198215 Apr 198915 Apr 2023
Niederaichbach1HWGCRPressure tube reactorShut down/decommissioned1001 Jun 19661 Jan 197331 Jul 1974
Obrigheim 1 PWR Siemens Shut down/in decommissioning34015 Mar 196531 Mar 196911 May 2005
Philippsburg 1 BWR BWR-69Shut down8901 Oct 197026 Mar 19806 Aug 2011
2 PWR KWUShut down14027 Jul 197718 Apr 198531 Dec 2019 [18]
Rheinsberg 1 PWR VVER-70Shut down/in decommissioning621 Jan 196011 Oct 19661 Jun 1990
Stade 1 PWR SiemensShut down/in decommissioning6401 Dec 196719 May 19724 Nov 2003
Stendal 1 PWR VVER-1000/V-320Unfinished19831990
2 PWR VVER-1000/V-320Unfinished19831990
THTR-300 1HTGRPBRDecommissioned2963 May 19711 Jun 198729 Sep 1988
Unterweser 1 PWR KWUShut down/in decommissioning13451 Jul 19726 Sep 19796 Aug 2011
Würgassen 1 BWR BWR-69 (AEG)Shut down/in decommissioning64026 Jan 196811 Nov 197526 Aug 1994

Hungary

Main article: Nuclear power in Hungary
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name		Unit
No.		TypeModelStatusCapacity
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building		Commercial
operation		Closed
Paks 1 PWR VVER-440/V-213Operational4701 Aug 197410 Aug 1983
2 PWR VVER-440/V-213Operational4731 Aug 197414 Nov 1984
3 PWR VVER-440/V-213Operational4731 Oct 19791 Dec 1986
4 PWR VVER-440/V-213Operational4711 Oct 19791 Nov 1987
5 PWR VVER-1200 Planned1114(2024)
6 PWR VVER-1200Planned1114(2024)

Italy

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Main article: Nuclear power in Italy
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name		Unit
No.		TypeModelStatusCapacity
(MW)		Begin
building		Commercial
operation		Closed
Caorso 1 BWR BWR-4 Mark2Shut down/in decommissioning8601 Jan 19701 Dec 19811 Jul 1990
Enrico Fermi 1 PWR WH 4-loopShut down/in decommissioning2601 Jul 19611 Jan 19651 Jul 1990
Garigliano 1 BWR BWR-1Shut down/in decommissioning1501 Nov 19591 Jun 19641 Mar 1982
Latina 1 GCR Magnox Shut down/in decommissioning1531 Nov 19581 Jan 19641 Dec 1987
Alto Lazio 1 BWR Unfinished9821 Jul 19821 Jan 1988
2 BWR Unfinished9821 Jul 19821 Jul 1988
Trino 2  [ IT ]1 PWR Unfinished95023 Dec 1987
2 PWR Unfinished95023 Dec 1987

Lithuania

Main article: Nuclear power in Lithuania
Plant
name		Unit
No.		TypeModelStatusCapacity
(MW)		Begin
building		Commercial
operation		Closed
Ignalina 1LWGR RBMK-1500 Shut down/in decommissioning11851 May 197731 Dec 198331 Dec 2004
2LWGR RBMK-1500 Shut down/in decommissioning11851 Jan 1978Aug 198731 Dec 2009
3LWGR RBMK-1500 Unfinished1185
4LWGR RBMK-1500 Never built1185

Netherlands

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Main article: Nuclear power in the Netherlands
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name		Unit
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(MW)		Begin
building		Commercial
operation		Closed
Borssele 1 PWR KWU 2LPOperational4821 Jul 196926 Oct 1973(2033)
Dodewaard 1 BWR BWR-2Shut down551 May 196526 Mar 196926 Mar 1997

Poland

Main article: Nuclear power in Poland
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name		Unit
No.		TypeModelStatusCapacity
(MW)		Begin
building		Commercial
operation		Closed
Żarnowiec 1 PWR VVER-440 Unfinished44031 Mar 19824 Sep 1990
2 PWR VVER-440 Unfinished44031 Mar 19824 Sep 1990
Choczewo [19] 1 PWR AP1000 Planned1250 [20] (2026)(2033) [19]
2 PWR AP1000 Planned1250(2035–2036) [19]
3 PWR AP1000 Planned1250(2037–2039) [19]
Pątnów [21] 1 PWR APR-1400 Planned1340
2 PWR APR-1400 Planned1340
Włocławek 1 BWR BWRX-300 Planned300(2030) [22]
Ostrołęka 1 BWR BWRX-300 Planned300(2030) [22]
Warsaw 1 BWR BWRX-300 Planned300(2030) [22]
Tarnobrzeg/Stalowa Wola 1 BWR BWRX-300 Planned300(2030) [22]
Dąbrowa Górnicza 1 BWR BWRX-300 Planned300(2030) [22]
Stawy Monowskie 1 BWR BWRX-300 Planned300(2030) [22]
Kraków 1 BWR BWRX-300 Planned300(2030) [22]

Romania

Main article: Nuclear power in Romania
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name		Unit
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building		Commercial
operation		Closed
Cernavodă 1 PHWR CANDU-6 Operational65031 Mar 19832 Dec 1996
2 PHWR CANDU-6Operational6501 Jul 19831 Nov 2007
3 PHWR CANDU-6Unfinished; restart planned650
4 PHWR CANDU-6Unfinished; restart planned650
5 PHWR CANDU-6Unfinished650

Slovakia

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Bohunice A-1 [23] HWGCRKS 150Decommissioned931 Aug 195825 Dec 197222 Feb 1977
1 [24] PWR VVER-440/V-230Shut down40824 Apr 19721 Apr 198031 Dec 2006
2 PWR VVER-440/V-230Shut down40824 Apr 19721 Jan 198131 Dec 2008
3 PWR VVER-440/V-213Operational4721 Dec 197614 Feb 1985(2045)
4 PWR VVER-440/V-213Operational4711 Dec 197618 Dec 1985(2045)
Mochovce 1 PWR VVER-440 V-213Operational43613 Oct 198329 Oct 1998(2058)
2 PWR VVER-440/V-213Operational43613 Oct 198311 Apr 2000(2060)
3 PWR VVER-440/V-213Operational44027 Jan 198717 Oct 2023 [25]
4 PWR VVER-440/V-213Under construction44027 Jan 1987

Slovenia

Main article: Nuclear power in Slovenia
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name		Unit
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operation		Closed
Krško 1 PWR WH 2 loopsOperational68830 Mar 19751 Jan 1983(2043) [26]
2 PWR TBDPlanned1100(2030) [27]

Spain

Main article: Nuclear power in Spain
Plant
name		Unit
No.		TypeModelStatusCapacity
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building		Commercial
operation		Closed
Almaraz 1 PWR WH 3 loopsOperational10113 Jul 19731 Sep 1983
2 PWR WH 3 loopsOperational10063 Jul 19731 Jul 1984
Ascó 1 PWR WH 3 loopsOperational99516 May 197410 Dec 1984
2 PWR WH-3 loopsOperational9977 Mar 197531 Mar 1986
Cofrentes 1 BWR BWR-6Operational10649 Sep 197511 Mar 1985
José Cabrera 1 PWR WH 1 loopShut down/in decommissioning14124 Jun 196413 Aug 196930 Apr 2006
Lemoniz 1 PWR Unfinished19721984
2 PWR Unfinished19721984
Santa María de Garoña 1 BWR BWR-3Shut down/in decommissioning44611 May 197115 Feb 19756 Jul 2013
Trillo 1 PWR KWU 3 loopsOperational100317 Aug 19796 Aug 1988
Valdecaballeros 1 BWR Unfinished19751984
2 BWR Unfinished19751984
Vandellòs 1 GCR Shut down/in decommissioning48019672 Aug 197231 Jul 1990
2 PWR WH 3 loopsOperational104529 Dec 19808 Mar 1988

Sweden

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Main article: Nuclear power in Sweden
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Ågesta 1 PHWR R3Shut down/in decommissioning101 Dec 19571 May 19642 Jun 1974 [lower-alpha 1]
Barsebäck 1 BWR ASEA-IIShut down/in decommissioning6001 Feb 19711 Jul 197530 Nov 1999 [lower-alpha 2]
2 BWR ASEA-IIShut down/in decommissioning6001 Jan 19731 Jul 197731 May 2005 [lower-alpha 3]
Forsmark 1 BWR ASEA-III, BWR-2500Operational9861 Jun 197310 Dec 1980 [lower-alpha 4]
2 BWR ASEA-III, BWR-2500Operational11161 Jan 19757 Jul 1981 [lower-alpha 5]
3 BWR ASEA-IV, BWR-3000Operational11671 Jan 197918 Aug 1985 [lower-alpha 6]
Oskarshamn 1 BWR ASEA-IShut down/in decommissioning4731 Aug 19666 Feb 197219 Jun 2017 [lower-alpha 7]
2 BWR ASEA-IIShut down/in decommissioning6381 Sep 19691 Jan 197522 Dec 2016 [lower-alpha 8]
3 BWR ASEA-IV, BWR-3000Operational14501 May 198015 Aug 1985 [lower-alpha 9]
Marviken 1 BHWR R4Unfinished1961 Apr 196527 May 1970 [lower-alpha 10]
Ringhals 1 BWR ASEA-IShut down/in decommissioning8811 Feb 19691 Jan 197631 Dec 2020 [lower-alpha 11]
2 PWR WH 3-loopsShut down/in decommissioning9041 Oct 19701 May 197530 Dec 2019 [lower-alpha 12]
3 PWR WH 3-loopsOperational10621 Sep 19729 Sep 1981 [lower-alpha 13]
4 PWR WH 3-loopsOperational11041 Nov 197321 Nov 1983 [lower-alpha 14]

Switzerland

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Main article: Nuclear power in Switzerland
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name		Unit
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Beznau 1 PWR WH 2-loopsOperational3651 Sep 19651 Sep 1969(2029)
2 PWR WH 2-loopsOperational3651 Jan 19681 Dec 1971(2031)
Gösgen 1 PWR KWU 3-loopsOperational10101 Dec 19731 Nov 1979
Leibstadt 1 BWR BWR-6Operational12201 Jan 197415 Dec 1984
Lucens 1HWGCRHWGCRDecommissioned61 Apr 196229 Dec 196621 Jan 1969
Mühleberg 1 BWR BWR-4Shut down/in decommissioning3731 Mar 19676 Nov 197220 Dec 2019

Ukraine

Main article: Nuclear power in Ukraine
Plant
name		Unit
No.		TypeModelStatusCapacity
(MW)		Begin
building		Commercial
operation		Closed
Chernobyl 1 LWGR RBMK-1000 Shut down/in decommissioning7401 Mar 197027 May 197830 Nov 1996
2 LWGR RBMK-1000 Shut down/in decommissioning9251 Feb 197328 May 197911 Oct 1991
3 LWGR RBMK-1000 Shut down/in decommissioning9251 Mar 19768 Jun 198215 Dec 2000
4 LWGR RBMK-1000 Destroyed 9251 Apr 197926 Mar 198426 Apr 1986
5 LWGR RBMK-1000 Unfinished925
6 LWGR RBMK-1000 Unfinished925
Chyhyryn [34] 1 PWR AP1000 Planned1100
2 PWR AP1000 Planned1100
Crimean 1 PWR VVER-1000 Unfinished95026 Jan 19841987
2 PWR VVER-1000 Unfinished95026 Jan 19841987
Kharkiv 1 PWR VVER-1000 Unfinished90019881990
2 PWR VVER-1000 Unfinished90019881990
Khmelnytskyi 1 PWR VVER-1000/V-320Operational9501 Nov 198113 Aug 1988
2 PWR VVER-1000/V-320Operational9501 Feb 198515 Dec 2005
3 PWR VVER-1000Under construction9501 Sep 1985(2026) [35]
4 PWR VVER-1000Under construction9501 Jun 1986(2026)
5 PWR AP1000 Planned [36] 1100
6 PWR AP1000 Planned [37] 1100
Odesa 1 PWR VVER-1000 Unfinished9001989
2 PWR VVER-1000 Unfinished9001989
Rivne 1 PWR VVER-440/V-213Operational3811 Aug 197322 Sep 1981
2 PWR VVER-440/V-213Operational3761 Oct 197329 Jul 1982
3 PWR VVER-1000/V-320Operational9501 Feb 198016 May 1987
4 PWR VVER-1000/V-320Operational9501 Aug 19866 Apr 2006
5 PWR AP1000 Planned [37] 1100
South Ukraine 1 PWR VVER-1000/V-302Operational9501 Aug 19762 Dec 1983
2 PWR VVER-1000/V-338Operational9501 Jul 19816 Apr 1985
3 PWR VVER-1000/V-320Operational9501 Nov 198429 Dec 1989
4 PWR AP1000 Planned [37] 1100
Zaporizhzhia 1 PWR VVER-1000/V-320Operational9501 Apr 198025 Dec 1985
2 PWR VVER-1000/V-320Operational9501 Jan 198115 Feb 1986
3 PWR VVER-1000/V-320Operational9501 Apr 19825 Mar 1987
4 PWR VVER-1000/V-320Operational9501 Apr 198314 Apr 1988
5 PWR VVER-1000/V-320Operational9501 Nov 198527 Oct 1989
6 PWR VVER-1000/V-320Operational9501 Jun 198617 Sep 1996

United Kingdom

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Nuclear power plants in United Kingdom (view)
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Plant
name		Unit
No.		TypeModelStatusCapacity
(MW)		Begin
building		Commercial
operation		Closed
Berkeley 1 GCR Magnox Decommissioned1381 Jan 195712 Jun 196231 Mar 1989
2 GCR Magnox Decommissioned1381 Jan 195720 Oct 196226 Oct 1988
Bradwell 1 GCR Magnox Decommissioned1231 Jan 19571 Jul 196231 Mar 2002
2 GCR Magnox Decommissioned1231 Jan 195712 Nov 196230 Mar 2002
Bradwell B 1 PWR Hualong One Planned1117
2 PWR Hualong One Planned1117
Calder Hall 1 GCR Magnox Shut down/in decommissioning491 Aug 19531 Oct 195631 Mar 2003
2 GCR Magnox Shut down/in decommissioning491 Aug 19531 Feb 195731 Mar 2003
3 GCR Magnox Shut down/in decommissioning491 Aug 19551 May 195831 Mar 2003
4 GCR Magnox Shut down/in decommissioning491 Aug 19551 Apr 195931 Mar 2003
Chapelcross 1 GCR Magnox Shut down/in decommissioning481 Oct 19551 Mar 195929 Jun 2004
2 GCR Magnox Shut down/in decommissioning481 Oct 19551 Aug 195929 Jun 2004
3 GCR Magnox Shut down/in decommissioning481 Oct 19551 Dec 195929 Jun 2004
4 GCR Magnox Shut down/in decommissioning481 Oct 19551 Mar 196029 Jun 2004
Dounreay 1 SFR DFR Shut down/in decommissioning111 Mar 19551 Oct 19621 Mar 1977
2 SFR PFR Shut down/in decommissioning2341 Jan 19661 Jul 197631 Mar 1994
Dungeness A A-1 GCR Magnox Shut down/in decommissioning2251 Jul 196028 Oct 196531 Dec 2006
A-2 GCR Magnox Shut down/in decommissioning2251 Jul 196030 Dec 196531 Dec 2006
Dungeness B B-1 GCR AGR Shut down5201 Oct 19651 Apr 19857 Jun 2021
B-2 GCR AGR Shut down5201 Oct 19651 Apr 19897 Jun 2021
Hartlepool 1 GCR AGR Operational5951 Oct 19681 Apr 1989(2026)
2 GCR AGR Operational5851 Oct 19681 Apr 1989(2026)
Heysham A-1 GCR AGR Operational5851 Dec 19701 Apr 1989(2026)
A-2 GCR AGR Operational5751 Dec 19701 Apr 1989(2026)
B-1 GCR AGR Operational6101 Aug 19801 Apr 1989(2028) [38]
B-2 GCR AGR Operational6101 Aug 19801 Apr 1989(2028) [38]
Hinkley Point A 1 GCR Magnox Shut down/in decommissioning2351 Nov 195730 Mar 196523 May 2000
2 GCR Magnox Shut down/in decommissioning2351 Nov 19575 May 196523 May 2000
Hinkley Point B 1 GCR AGR Shut down/in decommissioning4351 Sep 19672 Oct 19781 Aug 2022 [39]
2 GCR AGR Shut down/in decommissioning4351 Sep 196727 Sep 19766 Jul 2022 [40]
Hinkley Point C 1 PWR EPR Under construction160011 Dec 2018(2027) [41]
2 PWR EPR Under construction160012 Dec 2019(2028) [41]
Hunterston A 1 GCR Magnox Shut down/in decommissioning1501 Oct 19575 Feb 196430 Mar 1990
2 GCR Magnox Shut down/in decommissioning1501 Oct 19571 Jul 196431 Dec 1989
Hunterston B 1 GCR AGR Shut down4601 Nov 19676 Feb 197626 Nov 2021
2 GCR AGR Shut down4601 Nov 196731 Mar 19777 Jan 2022 [42]
Moorside 1 PWR EPR Planned1600
2 PWR EPR Planned1600
Oldbury 1 GCR Magnox Shut down/in decommissioning2171 May 196231 Dec 196729 Feb 2012
2 GCR Magnox Shut down/in decommissioning2171 May 196230 Sep 196830 Jun 2011
Sizewell A 1 GCR Magnox Shut down/in decommissioning2101 Apr 196125 Mar 196631 Dec 2006
2 GCR Magnox Shut down/in decommissioning2101 Apr 196115 Sep 196631 Dec 2006
Sizewell B 1 PWR WH SNUPPS Operational119118 Jul 198822 Sep 1995(2035)
Sizewell C 1 PWR EPR Planned1600(2024) [43]
2 PWR EPR Planned1600
Torness 1 GCR AGR Operational5951 Aug 198025 May 1988(2028) [38]
2 GCR AGR Operational5951 Aug 19803 Feb 1989(2028) [38]
Trawsfynydd 1 GCR Magnox Shut down/in decommissioning1951 Jul 195924 Mar 19656 Feb 1991
2 GCR Magnox Shut down/in decommissioning1951 Jul 195924 Mar 19654 Feb 1991
Winfrith [44] 1 SGHWR SGHWRShut down/in decommissioning921 May 19631 Jan 196811 Sep 1990
Wylfa 1 GCR Magnox Shut down/in decommissioning4901 Sep 19631 Nov 197130 Dec 2015
2 GCR Magnox Shut down/in decommissioning4901 Sep 19633 Jan 197225 Apr 2012

Notes

  1. ↑ The full reactor model name is R3/Adam [28]
  2. ↑ The full reactor model name is ASEA-ATOM Gen II [29]
  3. ↑ The full reactor model name is ASEA-ATOM Gen II [29]
  4. ↑ The full reactor model name is ASEA-ATOM Gen III, [29] BWR-2500, [29] BWR 69 [30]
  5. ↑ The full reactor model name is ASEA-ATOM Gen III, [29] BWR-2500, [29] BWR 69 [30]
  6. ↑ The full reactor model name is ASEA-ATOM Gen IV, [29] BWR-3000, [29] BWR 75 [30]
  7. ↑ The full reactor model name is ASEA-ATOM Gen I [29]
  8. ↑ The full reactor model name is ASEA-ATOM Gen II [29]
  9. ↑ The full reactor model name is ASEA-ATOM Gen IV, [29] BWR-3000, [29] BWR 75 [31]
  10. ↑ The full reactor model name is R4/Eva. Construction date is approximate. Data are from Swedish Radiation Safety Authority. [28]
  11. ↑ The full reactor model name is ASEA-ATOM Gen I. [29] Closed at midnight on New Year's Eve. [32]
  12. ↑ The full reactor model name is Westinghouse 3-loops [29]
  13. ↑ The full reactor model name is Westinghouse 3-loops [29]
  14. ↑ The full reactor model name is Westinghouse 3-loops [29]

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