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This is a 'list of nuclear power plants of Europe and CIS'.
==Armenia==

★ Metsamor

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★ Armenia-1 440 MW VVER operational 1976-1989, shut down after Spitak earthquake

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★ Armenia-2 440 MW VVER connected to grid 1980
==Austria==

★ Zwentendorf was completed in 1978 but after a public vote it was never filled with nuclear fuel and never started-up
==Belgium==

★ Mol (BR-3) - PWR reactor (shut down)

★ 'Doel' - 2 PWR reactors 412 MWe each; 1 PWR reactor 1,056 MWe; 1 PWR reactor 1,041 MWe

★ 'Tihange' - 1 PWR reactor 870 MWe; 2 PWR reactors 930 MWe each
==Bulgaria==

Name	Location	Type	Capacity, MWe	Operational	Notes
'Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant'	Kozloduy	VVER	440	1974-2002	shut down per EU demand
		VVER	440	1975-2002	shut down per EU demand
		VVER	440	1980-2006	shut down per EU demand
		VVER	440	1982-2006	shut down per EU demand
		VVER	'1000'	1988-
		VVER	'1000'	1993-
Belene Nuclear Power Plant	Belene	VVER	1000	under construction
		VVER	1000	under construction

==Czech Republic==

Name	Location	Type	Capacity, MWe	Operational	Notes
'Dukovany NPP'	Dukovany	VVER	'440'	1985-
		VVER	'440'	1986-
		VVER	'440'	1987-
		VVER	'440'	1987-
'Temelín NPP'	Temelín	VVER	'930'	2002-
		VVER	'780'	2003-

==Finland==

Name	Location	Type	Capacity, MWe	Operational	Notes
Loviisa NPP	Loviisa	VVER	488	1977-
		VVER	488	1980-
Olkiluoto NPP	Olkiluoto	BWR	860	1978-
		BWR	860	1980-
		EPR	1600	under construction

==France==

★ Operating

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★ Belleville - 2 reactors 1310 MWe each

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★ Bugey - 4 reactors

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★ Cattenom - 4 reactors 1300 MWe each, near the Luxembourg and German borders

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★ Chinon - 4 reactors

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★ Chooz-B - 2 reactors 1455 MWe each

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★ Civaux - 2 reactors 1455 MWe each

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★ Cruas - 4 reactors

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★ Dampierre - 4 reactors 890 MWe each

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★ Fessenheim - 2 reactors 880 MWe each - oldest PWR reactors in France still in commercial operation

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★ Flamanville - 2 reactors 1330 MWe each

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★ Golfech - 2 reactors

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★ Gravelines - 6 reactors 910 MWe each

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★ Le Blayais - 4 reactors

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★ Nogent-sur-Seine - 2 reactors 1300 MW each

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★ Paluel - 4 reactors 1330 MWe each

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★ Penly - 2 reactors

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★ Phénix - 1 reactor 233 MWe

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★ Saint Alban - 2 reactors

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★ Saint Laurent des Eaux - 2 reactors

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★ Tricastin - 4 reactors
total 59 operating reactors

★ In construction

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★ Flamanville - 1 reactor 1630 MWe
EDF is building the first EPR reactor there.

★ No longer operating

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★ Bugey - 1 reactor

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★ Chinon - 3 reactors

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★ Chooz-A - 1 reactor - 310 MWe - first PWR reactor in Europe (1967), managed by SENA (''Société d'énergie nucléaire franco-belge des Ardennes'').

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★ Marcoule - 3 reactors

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★ Monts d'Arrée - 1 reactor - 70 MWe - EL-49, heavy water reactor, only one of its kind in France, in Brennilis, Brittany

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★ Saint Laurent des Eaux - 2 reactors

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★ Superphénix, Creys-Malville - 1 reactor

★ Cancelled

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★ Le Carnet

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★ Plogoff

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★ Thermos, a 50-100 MW reactor for the urban heating of Grenoble
==Germany==

Name	Location	Type	Capacity, MWe	Operational	Notes
VAK	Kahl	BWR	15	1960-1985
MZFR	Leopoldshafen	PHWR	52	1965-1984
AVR	Juelich	HTGR	13	1966-1988
KKR	Rheinsberg	VVER	62	1966-1990	GDR plant, shut down after German reunification
'KRB'	Gundremmingen	BWR	238	1966-1977
		BWR	'1284'	1984-
		BWR	'1288'	1985-
KWO	Obrigheim	PWR	340	1968-2005
KWL	Lingen	BWR	250	1968-1977
HDR	Grosswelzheim	BWR	23	1969-1971
KKS	Stade	PWR	640	1972-2003
KKN	Niederaichbach	HWCGR	100	1973-1974
KGR	Greifswald	VVER	408	1974-1990	GDR plant, shut down after German reunification
		VVER	408	1975-1990
		VVER	408	1978-1990
		VVER	408	1979-1990
		VVER	408	1989-1990
'KWB'	Biblis	PWR	'1176'	1975-
		PWR	'1240'	1977-
KWW	Wuergassen	BWR	640	1975-1994
'GKN'	Neckarwestheim	PWR	'785'	1976-
		PWR	'1269'	1989-
'KKB'	Brunsbuettel	BWR	'771'	1977-
'KKI'	Isar	BWR	'870'	1979-
		PWR	'1365'	1988-
'KKU'	Unterweser	PWR	'1285'	1979-
KNK	Leopoldshafen	FBR	17	1979-1991
'KKP'	Philippsburg	BWR	'890'	1980-
		PWR	'1358'	1985-
'KKG'	Grafenrheinfeld	PWR	'1275'	1982-
'KKK'	Kruemmel	BWR	'1260'	1984-
'KWG'	Grohnde	PWR	'1360'	1985-
'KBR'	Brokdorf	PWR	'1326'	1986-
KMK	Muelheim-Kaerlich	PWR	1219	1987-1988
THTR	Hamm-Uentrop	HTGR	296	1987-1988
'KKE'	Emsland	PWR	'1290'	1988-

==Hungary==

★ Paks - 4 VVER 440 MWe reactors

Station	Type	Net capacity	Construction date	Grid date
PAKS-1	VVER-440/V213	460 MWe	01-Aug-74	28-Dec-82
PAKS-2	VVER-440/V213	460 MWe	01-Aug-74	06-Sept-84
PAKS-3	VVER-440/V213	460 MWe	01-Oct-79	28-Sept-86
PAKS-4	VVER-440/V213	470 MWe	01-Oct-79	16-Aug-87

==Italy==

Name	Location	Type	Capacity, MWe	Operational	Notes
Latina NPP	Latina	Magnox	160	1964-1987	shut down after referendum
Alto Lazio NPP	Garigliano	BWR	150	1964-1982
Enrico Fermi NPP (Italy)	Trino Vercellese	BWR	260	1965-1990	shut down after referendum
Caorso NPP	Caorso	BWR	860	1981-1990	shut down after referendum

==Kazakhstan==

★ Aktau (Kazakhstan State Corporation for Atomic Power and Industry)

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★ BN-350 135 MWe reactor operational 1958-1999
==Lithuania==

★ 'Ignalina nuclear power plant'
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★ Ignalina-1, 1500 MW RBMK, operational 1984-2004, shut down per EU demand
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★ Ignalina-2, '1360' MW RBMK, scheduled to be shut down in 2009.
==Netherlands==

★ 'Borssele' - 481 MWe PWR

★ Dodewaard - 55 MWe BWR (shut down 1997)
== Romania ==

★ Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant

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★ Cernavodă-1 PHWR CANDU reactor 700 MW

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★ Cernavodă-2 PHWR CANDU reactor 700 MW (commencing production in 2007)
==Russia==
Main articles: Nuclear power in Russia

Name	Location	Type	Capacity, MWe	Operational	Notes
Obninskaya	Obninsk	AM-1	5	1954–2002	world first nuclear power plant
'Sibirskaya'	Seversk	EI-2	100	1958–1990
		ADE-3		1961–1992
		'ADE-4'		1963–	scheduled to be shut down in 2008
		'ADE-5'		1965–	scheduled to be shut down in 2008
'Beloyarskaya'	Zarechny	AMB-100	100	1964–1981
		AMB-200	200	1967–1989
		BN-600	'600'	1980–
		BN-800	800	under construction
'Novovoronezhskaya'	Novovoronezh	VVER	210	1964–1984
		VVER	365	1969–1990
		VVER	'417'	1971–
		VVER	'417'	1972–
		VVER	'1000'	1980–
'Leningradskaya'	Sosnovy Bor	RBMK	'1000'	1973-
		RBMK	'1000'	1975-
		RBMK	'1000'	1979-
		RBMK	'1000'	1981-
'Kolskaya'	Polyarnye Zori	VVER	440	1973-
		VVER	'440'	1974-
		VVER	'440'	1981-
		VVER	'440'	1984-
'Bilibibskaya'	Bilibino	EPG	'12'	1974-	combined heat and power production
		EPG	'12'	1974-
		EPG	'12'	1975-
		EPG	'12'	1976-
'Kurskaya'	Kurchatov	RBMK	'1000'	1976-
		RBMK	'1000'	1979-
		RBMK	'1000'	1983-
		RBMK	'1000'	1985-
'Smolenskaya'	Desnogorsk	RBMK	'1000'	1982-
		RBMK	'1000'	1985-
		RBMK	'1000'	1990-
'Kalininskaya'	Udomlya	VVER	'1000'	1984-
		VVER	'1000'	1986-
		VVER	'1000'	2004-
		VVER	1000	under construction
'Balakovskaya'	Balakovo	VVER	'1000'	1985-
		VVER	'1000'	1987-
		VVER	'1000'	1988-
		VVER	'1000'	1993-
		VVER	1000	under construction
'Volgodonskaya'	Volgodonsk	VVER	'1000'	2001-
		VVER	1000	under construction

==Serbia

Contents

RA reactor -from 1984 not operational,sittuated 14km from Belgrade RB reactor- operational today

See also

External links

Notes

RA reactor -from 1984 not operational,sittuated 14km from Belgrade
RB reactor- operational today

Slovakia==

Name	Location	Type	Capacity, MWe	Operational	Notes
'Bohunice NPP'	Jaslovské Bohunice	HWCGR (A-1)	110	1972-1977	shut down after a refuelling incident
		VVER	440	1980-2006
		VVER	'440'	1981-
		VVER	'440'	1985-
		VVER	'440'	1985-
'Mochovce NPP'	Mochovce	VVER	'440'	1998-
		VVER	'440'	2000-
		VVER	440	construction postponed
		VVER	440	construction postponed

==Slovenia==

★ 'Krško' - 670 MWe Westinghouse PWR connected to grid in 1981 (built and operated together by Croatia and Slovenia on 50/50 basis)
==Spain==

Name	Location	Type	Capacity, MWe	Operational	Notes
'Almaraz NPP'	Almaraz	PWR	1032	1983-
		PWR	'1027'	1984-
'Ascó NPP'	Ascó	PWR	'930'	1984-
		PWR	'930'	1986-
'Cofrentes NPP'	Cofrentes	BWR	'994'	1985-
'Santa María de Garoña NPP'	Santa María de Garoña	BWR	'460'	1971-
José Cabrera NPP	Almonacid de Zorita	PWR	142	1968-2006
'Trillo NPP'	Trillo	PWR	'1066'	1988-
'Vandellòs NPP'	Vandellòs	GCR	480	1972-1989	shut down after fire
		PWR	'992'	1988-

==Sweden==

Name	Type	Effect	Operational	Current status	Manufacturer
Barsebäck 1	BWR	630 MW	1975–1999	shut down	ASEA-Atom
Barsebäck 2	BWR	630 MW	1977–2005	shut down	ASEA-Atom
'Forsmark' 1	BWR	1,018 MW	1980–	operational	ASEA-Atom
Forsmark 2	BWR	960 MW	1981–	operational	ASEA-Atom
Forsmark 3	BWR	1,230 MW	1985–	operational	ASEA-Atom
'Oskarshamn' 1	BWR	500 MW	1972–	operational	ASEA-Atom
Oskarshamn 2	BWR	630 MW	1975–	operational	ASEA-Atom
Oskarshamn 3	BWR	1,200 MW	1985–	operational	ASEA-Atom
'Ringhals' 1	BWR	860 MW	1976–	operational	ASEA-Atom
Ringhals 2	PWR	870 MW	1975–	operational	Westinghouse Electric Company
Ringhals 3	PWR	920 MW	1981–	operational	Westinghouse Electric Company
Ringhals 4	PWR	910 MW	1983–	operational	Westinghouse Electric Company

==Switzerland==

Name	Location	Type	Capacity, MWe	Operational	Notes
'Beznau NPP'	Beznau	PWR	'365'	1969-
		PWR	'365'	1971-
'Muehleberg NPP'	Muehleberg	BWR	'355'	1972-
'Goesgen NPP'	Goesgen	PWR	'970'	1979-
'Leibstadt NPP'	Leibstadt	BWR	'1165'	1984-

==Ukraine==

Name	Location	Type	Capacity, MWe	Operational	Notes
Chernobylskaya	Chernobyl	RBMK	1000	1977-1996
		RBMK	1000	1978-1991
		RBMK	1000	1981-2000
		RBMK	1000	1984-1986	exploded in Chernobyl accident
'Khmelnytskaya'	Neteshin	VVER	'1000'	1987-
		VVER	'1000'	2004-
'Rivne'	Kuznetsovsk	VVER	'402'	1980-
		VVER	'417'	1981-
		VVER	'1000'	1986-
'South Ukraine'	Konstantinovka	VVER	'1000'	1982-
		VVER	'1000'	1985-
		VVER	'1000'	1989-
'Zaporizhzhia'	Energodar	VVER	'1000'	1984-	largest nuclear power plant of Europe
		VVER	'1000'	1985-
		VVER	'1000'	1986-
		VVER	'1000'	1987-
		VVER	'1000'	1989-
		VVER	'1000'	1995-

==United Kingdom==

★ Berkeley, Gloucestershire de-commissioned

★ Bradwell, Essex (Generation ceased in 2002, defuelled by September 2005)

★ Calder Hall, Sellafield, Cumbria (Generation ceased in 2003)

★ Chapelcross, Dumfries and Galloway (Generation ceased in June 2004)

★ Dungeness A, Kent 2x 223 MW Magnox operational 1965-2006

★ Dungeness B, Kent 2x 600 MW AGR 1200 total

★ Hartlepool, Hartlepool 2x 1575 AGR 3150 MW total

★ Heysham Power Stations, Lancashire 2x 1245 AGR 2490 MW total

★ Hinkley Point, Somerset (Ceased operations in 2000, defuelled by September 2005)

★ Hinkley Point B, Somerset

★ Hunterston A, North Ayrshire (Generation ceased 1990)

★ Hunterston B, North Ayrshire

★ Oldbury, Gloucestershire (Generation due to cease end of 2008)

★ Sizewell A, Suffolk (Generation due ceased end 2006)

★ Sizewell B, Suffolk 1195 MW PWR

★ Torness, East Lothian 2x 1364 MW AGR 2728 MW total

★ Trawsfynydd, Gwynedd (Generation ceased 1991)

★ Winfrith, Dorchester, Dorset – SGHWR (ceased operation in 1990)

★ Wylfa, Anglesey (Generation due to cease at end of 2010)

See also

★ Future energy development

★ Nuclear power

★ William H. Zimmer Power Station

External links

Reactor lists:

★ IAEA list as of 2006 (1.5 MB)

★ ICJT lists of Nuclear Power Plants worldwide

★ Interactive map with 683 nuclear reactors US and worldwide
Reactor news items:

★ Netherlands reactors

Notes