Germany. Target countries with operational reactors

France

Finland

Denmark

Belguim

Austria

Target countries with operational reactors

Construction on the Zwentendorf Nuclear plant finished in 1978, however a referendum was passed that did not allow startup. Nuclear power is illegal.

Power station reactors

· Nuclear Plant Doel - 4x PWR reactors, total power of 2839 MWe

· Nuclear Plant Tihange - 3x PWR reactors, total power of 2985 MWe

The Doel Nuclear Power Station is one of the two nuclear power plants in Belgium. The plant lies on the bank of the Scheldt, near the village of Doel in the Flemish province of East Flanders. The Belgian energy corporation Electrabel is the plant's largest stakeholder. The plant employs 800 workers and covers an area of 80 hectares.

The plant consists of four second-generation pressurised water reactors with a total capacity of 2839 MWe, making it the second largest nuclear power plant in Belgium, after Nuclear Plant Tihange. Its four units are rated as follows:

· Doel 1: 392 MWe

· Doel 2: 433 MWe

· Doel 3: 1006 MWe

· Doel 4: 1008 MWe

The Tihange Nuclear Power Station, along with Doel Nuclear Power Station, is one of the two large-scale nuclear power plants in Belgium. It is located on the right bank of the Meuse River in the Belgian deelgemeente of Tihange, part of Huy municipality in the Walloonian province of Liège. The primary stakeholder in the plant is the Belgian energy company Electrabel.

The plant has three pressurised water reactors, with a total capacity of 2985 MWe and makes up 52% of the total Belgian nuclear generating capacity.[1] Its units are rated as follows:

· Tihange 1: 962 MWe

· Tihange 2: 1008 MWe

· Tihange 3: 1015 MWe

Research Reactors

· Mol (BR-1) - Research reactor

· Mol (BR-2) - Research reactor

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

Research Reactors

· Risø - DR-3 DIDO class experimental reactor (shut down permanently in 2000)

· Risø - DR-2 experimental reactor (shut down in 1975)

· Risø - DR-1 experimental reactor (shut down permanently in 2001)

Power station reactors

· Loviisa Nuclear Power Plant – 2 × 488 MWe - VVER reactors

· Olkiluoto Nuclear Power Plant - 2 × 860 MWe - BWR reactors, under construction: 1 × 1650 MWe - EPR (expected in 2012)

Research reactor:

· Espoo - TRIGA Mark II, State Institute for Technical Research (installed 1962)

Total 4 currently operating commercial reactors, further one under construction: the first European Pressurised Reactor facility at Olkiluoto,

Power station reactors

· Belleville Nuclear Power Plant - 2 1310 MWe PWR reactors

· Blayais Nuclear Power Plant - 4 910 MWe PWR reactors

· Bugey Nuclear Power Plant - 4 PWR reactors: 2 at 910 MWe, 2 at 880 MWe

· Cattenom Nuclear Power Plant - 4 1300 MWe PWR reactors

· Chinon Nuclear Power Plant - 4 905 MWe PWR reactors

· Chooz Nuclear Power Plant - 2 1500 MWe PWR reactors

· Civaux Nuclear Power Plant - 2 1495 MWe PWR reactors

· Cruas Nuclear Power Plant - 4 reactors: 2 at 880 MWe, 2 at 915 MWe

· Dampierre Nuclear Power Plant - 4 890 MWe PWR reactors

· Fessenheim Nuclear Power Plant - 2 880 MWe PWR reactors - oldest operating commercial PWR reactors in France

· Flamanville Nuclear Power Plant - 2 1330 MWe PWR reactors

· Golfech Nuclear Power Plant - 2 1310 MWe PWR reactors

· Gravelines Nuclear Power Plant - 6 910 MWe PWR reactors

· Nogent Nuclear Power Plant - 2 1310 MWe PWR reactors

· Paluel Nuclear Power Plant - 4 1330 MWe PWR reactors

· Penly Nuclear Power Plant - 2 1330 MWe PWR reactors

· Phénix Nuclear Power Plant - 1 233 MWe FBR reactor

· Saint-Alban Nuclear Power Plant - 2 1335 MWe PWR reactors

· Saint-Laurent Nuclear Power Plant - 2 PWR reactors: 1 at 880 MWe, 1 at 915 MWe

· Tricastin Nuclear Power Center - 4 915 MWe PWR reactors

Under construction - 1 total

· Flamanville - 1 1630 MWe PWR reactor - EDF is building the second EPR reactor there.

Under planning - 1 total

· Penly - 1 1630 MWe PWR reactor - EDF is planning a EPR reactor there.

Decommissioned Power Reactors - 12 total

· Bugey - 1 540 MWe GCR reactor

· Chinon - 3 GCR reactors

· Chooz-A - 1 310 MWe PWR reactor - reactor managed by SENA (Société d'énergie nucléaire franco-belge des Ardennes).

· Marcoule - 3 38 MWe GCR reactors

· Brennilis - 1 70 MWe reactor - EL-49, heavy water reactor, only one of its kind in France, in Brittany

· Saint Laurent des Eaux - 2 GCR reactors

· Superphénix, Creys-Malville - 1 1200 MWe FBR reactor

Cancelled

· Le Carnet

· Plogoff

· Thermos, a 50-100 MW reactor for the urban heating of Grenoble

Research reactors

· Institut Laue-Langevin, currently the world's most intense reactor source of neutrons for science

· Rhapsodie

· Zoe, first French reactor (1948)

Power station reactors

· Biblis Nuclear Power Plant - Biblis-A and Biblis-B

· Brokdorf Nuclear Power Plant

· Brunsbüttel Nuclear Power Plant

· Emsland Nuclear Power Plant

· Grafenrheinfeld Nuclear Power Plant

· Grohnde Nuclear Power Plant

· Gundremmingen Nuclear Power Plant - Gundremmingen-B and Grundremmingen-C, A is defunct

· Nuclear Power Plant Landshut Isar I + Isar II

· Krümmel Nuclear Power Plant

· Neckarwestheim Nuclear Power Plant

· Philippsburg Nuclear Power Plant Block A and Block B

· Unterweser Nuclear Power Plant

Research Reactors

· BER II (Berliner-Experimentier-Reaktor II, Hahn-Meitner-Institut Berlin; rating: 10 MW, commissioned 1990)

· FRG-1 (GKSS Research Center Geesthacht; rating: 5 MW, commissioned 1958)

· FRM II (Technische Universität München; Leistung: 20 MW, commissioned 2004)

· FRMZ (TRIGA of the University of Mainz, institute of nuclear chemistry; continuous rating: 0.10 MW, pulse rating for 30ms: 250 MW; commissioned 1965)

Shut Down

· Research nuclear plants in Jülich and Karlsruhe

· Greifswald Nuclear Power Plant located in the former GDR. Shut down in 1990 (Greifswald-1 to Greifswald-4, and the unfinished Greifswald-5 reactor),Type: WWER-440

· Gundremmingen-A (shut down 1977)

· Hamm-Uentrop,THTR 300, shut down in 1988

· Lingen, shut down in 1977

· Mülheim-Kärlich Nuclear Power Plant, completed, operated briefly and then shut down in 1988 because of potential hazards

· Niederaichbach, shut down in 1974

· Obrigheim, shut down in May 2005

· Rheinsberg, shut down in 1990, Type: WWER-70

· Stade, shut down in 2003

· Würgassen, shut down in 1994

· Kalkar, never finished

· Wyhl, famous planned nuclear plant that was never built because of long-time resistance by the local population and environmentalists.

· Kahl Nuclear Power Plant

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