List of nuclear power plants in Asia

This article contains a list of all current, former and under construction nuclear power plants and reactors for commercial electricity production in Asia.
Planned or definitely not completed nuclear power plants, research reactors, interim storage facilities and repositories as well as reprocessing plants are included in the list of nuclear facilities .

This list of nuclear power plants contains all nuclear power plants in Asia that are used for the commercial generation of electrical energy . It not only lists the power plants currently in operation, but also those that have been shut down and those that are currently under construction. (Planned nuclear power plants and those whose construction has finally been stopped, research reactors , interim storage facilities and repositories as well as reprocessing plants are listed in the list of nuclear facilities .)

An overview of all nuclear power plants worldwide can be found under List of Nuclear Power Plants .

Many of the nuclear power plants listed here are located in earthquake-prone areas. More details can be found in the article Pacific Ring of Fire .

Asia

Mezamor nuclear power plant

The first reactor block commissioned in Asia (on October 26, 1963) was the Japan Power Demonstration Reactor (JPDR). The Tarapur 1 reactor block in India is the oldest still in use; it was put into operation on November 16, 1969. The Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear power plant in Japan is the most powerful with its seven reactor blocks and an installed gross output of 8,212 MW. The most powerful reactor block is Taishan 1  in China with a gross output of 1,750 MW.

Armenia

In Armenia there is a nuclear power plant with one reactor block with a net output of 375 MW. A second reactor block at the same location with a net output of 376 MW was shut down. The government decided in 2014 to build a new nuclear power plant with a net output of 1,060 MW.

In 2017, nuclear energy accounted for almost 34 percent of total electricity generation in Armenia.

Surname	block	Reactor type	Reactor model	status	Power (MW)		Commissioning acceptance (planned)	Switching off processing (planned)	Feed- solution (TWh)
					net	Gross
Mezamor	1	Pressurized water reactor	WWER-440/270	Shut down	376	408	12/22/1976	02/25/1989	25.27
	2	Pressurized water reactor	WWER-440/270	In operation, shutdown from 1989–1995	375	408	05/01/1980	(2026)	71.38 (2018)

Bangladesh

A nuclear power plant with two reactor blocks with a net output of 1080 MW each is under construction in Bangladesh .

Surname	block	Reactor type	Reactor model	status	Power (MW)		Commissioning acceptance (planned)	Switching off processing (planned)	Feed- solution (TWh)
					net	Gross
Ruppur	1	Pressurized water reactor	VVER-V-523	Under construction since 2017	1080	1200	-	-	-
	2	Pressurized water reactor	VVER-V-523	Under construction since 2018	1080	1200	-	-	-

China

→ Main article : List of nuclear reactors in the People's Republic of China

48 reactor blocks are currently in operation at 16 locations in the People's Republic of China , and 10 more reactor blocks are under construction. The first commercially used reactor block went into operation in 1991. In 2017, nuclear energy in China accounted for around 4 percent of total electricity generation. All data were taken from the Power Reactor Information System (PRIS) of the IAEA (as of January 16, 2020):

List of nuclear power plants in China (source: IAEA, as of February 2019)

Surname	block	Reactor type	model	status	Net power in MW	Gross power in MW	start of building	First network synchronization	Commercial operation (planned)	Switching off processing (planned)	Feed- in in TWh
CEFR	1	FBR	BN-20	In operation	20th	25th	05/10/2000	07/21/2011	-	-	-
Changjiang	1	DWR	CNP-600	In operation	601	650	04/25/2010	07/11/2015	December 25, 2015	-	7.07
	2	DWR	CNP-600	In operation	601	650	11/21/2010	06/20/2016	08/12/2016	-	5.25
Daya Wan	1	DWR	M310	In operation	944	984	08/07/1987	08/31/1993	02/01/1994	-	168.85
	2	DWR	M310	In operation	944	984	04/07/1988	02/07/1994	05/06/1994	-	166.26
Fangchenggang	1	DWR	CPR-1000	In operation	1000	1086	07/30/2010	25/10/2015	01/01/2016	-	13.02
	2	DWR	CPR-1000	In operation	1000	1086	December 23, 2010	07/15/2016	10/01/2016	-	9.12
	3	DWR	HPR1000	Under construction since 2015	1000	1180	12/24/2015	-	-	-	-
	4th	DWR	HPR1000	Under construction since 2016	1000	1180	December 23, 2016	-	-	-	-
Fangjiashan	1	DWR	CPR-1000	In operation	1012	1089	December 26, 2008	04/11/2014	12/15/2014	-	22.64
	2	DWR	CPR-1000	In operation	1012	1089	07/17/2009	01/12/2015	02/12/2015	-	22.25
Fuqing	1	DWR	CNP-1000	In operation	1000	1089	11/21/2008	08/20/2014	11/22/2014	-	21.26
	2	DWR	CNP-1000	In operation	1000	1089	06/17/2009	08/06/2015	10/16/2015	-	15.50
	3	DWR	CNP-1000	In operation	1000	1089	December 31, 2010	07.09.2016	October 24, 2016	-	6.27
	4th	DWR	CNP-1000	In operation	1000	1089	11/17/2012	07/29/2017	09/17/2017	-	2.54
	5	DWR	HPR1000	Under construction since 2015	1000	1150	05/07/2015	-	-	-	-
	6th	DWR	HPR1000	Under construction since 2015	1000	1150	12/22/2015	-	-	-	-
Haiyang	1	DWR	AP-1000	In operation	1170	1250	09/24/2009	08/17/2018	10/22/2018	-	-
	2	DWR	AP-1000	In operation	1170	1250	06/20/2010	October 13, 2018	09/01/2019	-	-
Hongyanhe	1	DWR	CPR-1000	In operation	1061	1119	08/18/2007	02/17/2013	06/06/2013	-	32.61
	2	DWR	CPR-1000	In operation	1061	1119	03/28/2008	11/23/2013	05/13/2014	-	19.62
	3	DWR	CPR-1000	In operation	1061	1119	07.03.2009	03/23/2015	08/16/2015	-	13.42
	4th	DWR	CPR-1000	In operation	1061	1119	08/15/2009	04/01/2016	09/19/2016	-	4.91
	5	DWR	ACPR-1000	Under construction since 2015	1000	1119	03/29/2015	-	-	-	-
	6th	DWR	ACPR-1000	Under construction since 2015	1000	1119	07/24/2015	-	-	-	-
Ling'ao	1	DWR	M310	In operation	950	990	05/15/1997	02/26/2002	05/28/2002	-	113.98
	2	DWR	M310	In operation	950	990	11/28/1997	09/14/2002	01/08/2003	-	110.57
	3	DWR	CPR-1000	In operation	1007	1086	12/15/2005	07/15/2010	09/15/2010	-	54.94
	4th	DWR	CPR-1000	In operation	1007	1086	06/15/2006	05/03/2011	08/07/2011	-	49.11
Ningde	1	DWR	CPR-1000	In operation	1018	1089	02/18/2008	12/28/2012	04/15/2013	-	33.55
	2	DWR	CPR-1000	In operation	1018	1089	11/12/2008	01/14/2014	05/04/2014	-	27.06
	3	DWR	CPR-1000	In operation	1018	1089	01/08/2010	03/21/2015	06/10/2015	-	18.09
	4th	DWR	CPR-1000	In operation	1018	1089	09/29/2010	03/29/2016	07/21/2016	-	9.00
Qinshan	1	DWR	CNP-300	In operation	298	310	03/20/1985	12/15/1991	04/01/1994	-	52.75
	2-1	DWR	CNP-600	In operation	610	650	06/02/1996	02/06/2002	04/15/2002	-	70.25
	2-2	DWR	CNP-600	In operation	610	650	04/01/1997	03/11/2004	05/03/2004	-	64.97
	2-3	DWR	CNP-600	In operation	619	660	04/28/2006	08/01/2010	05/10/2010	-	35.30
	2-4	DWR	CNP-600	In operation	619	660	01/28/2007	11/25/2011	12/30/2011	-	29.61
	3-1	PHWR	CANDU 6	In operation	677	728	06/08/1998	11/19/2002	December 31, 2002	-	77.69
	3-2	PHWR	CANDU 6	In operation	677	728	09/25/1998	06/12/2003	07/24/2003	-	76.01
Sanmen	1	DWR	AP-1000	In operation	1157	1251	04/19/2009	06/30/2018	09/21/2018	-	-
	2	DWR	AP-1000	In operation	1157	1251	December 15, 2009	08/24/2018	05.11.2018	-	-
Shidaowan	1	HTGR	HTR-PM	Under construction since 2012	200	211	12/09/2012	-	-	-	-
Taipingling	1	DWR	HPR1000	Under construction since 2019	1116	1200	December 26, 2019	-	-	-	-
Taishan	1	DWR	EPR -1750	In operation	1660	1750	11/18/2009	06/29/2018	December 13, 2018	-	-
	2	DWR	EPR-1750	In operation	1660	1750	04/15/2010	June 23, 2019	07.09.2019	-	-
Tianwan	1	DWR	VVER V-428	In operation	990	1060	10/20/1999	05/12/2006	05/17/2007	-	80.01
	2	DWR	VVER V-428	In operation	990	1060	09/20/2000	05/14/2007	08/16/2007	-	79.08
	3	DWR	VVER V-428M	In operation	1060	1126	December 27, 2012	12/30/2017	02/14/2018	-	-
	4th	DWR	VVER V-428M	In operation	990	1126	09/27/2013	October 27, 2018	December 22, 2018	-	-
	5	DWR	CNP-1000	Under construction since 2015	1000	1118	12/27/2015	-	-	-	-
	6th	DWR	CNP-1000	Under construction since 2016	1000	1118	07.09.2016	-	-	-	-
Yangjiang	1	DWR	CPR-1000	In operation	1000	1086	12/16/2008	December 31, 2013	03/25/2014	-	05/30
	2	DWR	CPR-1000	In operation	1000	1086	06/04/2009	03/10/2015	06/05/2015	-	20.09
	3	DWR	CPR-1000	In operation	1000	1086	11/15/2010	October 18, 2015	01/01/2016	-	15.47
	4th	DWR	CPR-1000	In operation	1000	1086	11/17/2012	01/08/2017	January 15, 2017	-	6.76
	5	DWR	ACPR-1000	In operation	1000	1086	09/18/2013	May 23, 2018	07/12/2018	-	-
	6th	DWR	ACPR-1000	In operation	1000	1086	December 23, 2013	06/29/2019	07/24/2019	-	-
Zhangzhou	1	DWR	HPR1000	Under construction since 2019	1126	1212	October 16, 2019	-	-	-	-

India

→ Main article : List of nuclear reactors in India

22 reactor blocks are currently operated at 7 locations in India , and 7 further reactor blocks are under construction. The first commercially used reactor block went into operation in 1969. In 2017, nuclear energy in India accounted for around 3 percent of total electricity generation. All data were taken from the Power Reactor Information System (PRIS) of the IAEA (as of February 2019):

List of nuclear power plants in India (source: IAEA, as of February 2019)

Surname	block	Reactor type	model	status	Net power in MW	Gross power in MW	start of building	First network synchronization	Commercial operation (planned)	Switching off processing (planned)	Feed- in in TWh
Kaiga	1	PHWR	HPTT	In operation	202	220	09/01/1989	10/12/2000	11/16/2000	-	20.57
	2	PHWR	HPTT	In operation	202	220	December 01, 1989	12/02/1999	March 16, 2000	-	21.34
	3	PHWR	HPTT	In operation	202	220	03/30/2002	04/11/2007	05/06/2007	-	10.71
	4th	PHWR	HPTT	In operation	202	220	05/10/2002	01/19/2011	01/20/2011	-	8.51
Kakrapar	1	PHWR	HPTT	In operation	202	220	December 01, 1984	11/24/1992	05/06/1993	-	25.47
	2	PHWR	HPTT	In operation	202	220	04/01/1985	03/04/1995	09/01/1995	-	26.07
	3	PHWR	PHWR-700	Under construction since 2010	630	700	11/22/2010	-	-	-	-
	4th	PHWR	PHWR-700	Under construction since 2010	630	700	11/22/2010	-	-	-	-
Kudankulam	1	PWR	VVER V-412	In operation	932	1000	03/31/2002	10/22/2013	December 31, 2014	-	14.47
	2	PWR	VVER V-412	In operation	932	1000	07/04/2002	08/29/2016	March 31, 2017	-	4.90
	3	PWR	VVER V-412	Under construction since 2017	917	1000	06/29/2017	-	-	-	-
	4th	PWR	VVER V-412	Under construction since 2017	917	1000	23.10.2017	-	-	-	-
Madras	1	PHWR	HPTT	In operation	205	220	01/01/1971	07/23/1983	01/27/1984	-	30.07
	2	PHWR	HPTT	In operation	205	220	10/01/1972	09/20/1985	03/21/1986	-	29.21
Narora	1	PHWR	HPTT	In operation	202	220	December 01, 1976	07/29/1989	01/01/1991	-	27.42
	2	PHWR	HPTT	In operation	202	220	11/01/1977	01/05/1992	07/01/1992	-	27.11
PFBR	1	FBR	Prototype	Under construction since 2004	470	500	10/23/2004	-	-	-	-
Rajasthan	1	PHWR	HPTT	In operation	90	100	08/01/1965	11/30/1972	December 16, 1973	-	10.14
	2	PHWR	HPTT	In operation	187	200	04/01/1968	11/01/1980	04/01/1981	-	32.82
	3	PHWR	HPTT	In operation	202	220	02/01/1990	03/10/2000	06/01/2000	-	24.39
	4th	PHWR	HPTT	In operation	202	220	10/01/1990	11/17/2000	December 23, 2000	-	24.35
	5	PHWR	HPTT	In operation	202	220	09/18/2002	12/22/2009	02/04/2010	-	13.14
	6th	PHWR	HPTT	In operation	202	220	01/20/2003	03/28/2010	03/31/2010	-	10.47
	7th	PHWR	HPTT	Under construction since 2011	630	700	07/18/2011	-	-	-	-
	8th	PHWR	HPTT	Under construction since 2011	630	700	09/30/2011	-	-	-	-
Tarapur	1	BWR	BWR-1 (Mark 2)	In operation	150	160	10/01/1964	04/01/1969	10/28/1969	-	43.26
	2	BWR	BWR-1 (Mark 2)	In operation	150	160	10/01/1964	05/05/1969	10/28/1969	-	44.61
	3	PHWR	HPTT	In operation	490	540	05/12/2000	06/15/2006	08/18/2006	-	33.37
	4th	PHWR	HPTT	In operation	490	540	March 8, 2000	06/04/2005	09/12/2005	-	32.27

Iran

In Iran , the Bushehr nuclear power plant has been on the grid since September 3, 2011 . It provides around 1.5 percent of total Iranian electricity production ( see also: Iranian nuclear program ).

Surname	block	Reactor type	Reactor model	status	Power (MW)		Commissioning acceptance (planned)	Switching off processing (planned)	Feed- solution (TWh)
					net	Gross
Bushehr	1	PWR	VVER V-446	In operation	915	1,000	09/03/2011	-	12.46
	2	PWR	VVER V-446	Under construction since 2019	915	1,000	(2024)	-	-

Japan

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Onagawa Nuclear Power Plant

In Japan there are 17 nuclear power plants with 54 reactor blocks and a total installed capacity of 49,112 MW. Two further reactor blocks with a total gross output of 2,756 MW are under construction, six with a total gross output of 2,004 MW have already been decommissioned.

The Japan Power Demonstration Reactor (JPDR) was commissioned on October 26, 1963 as the first nuclear reactor in Asia. The Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear power plant , with its seven reactor blocks and an installed gross output of 8,212 MW, is the most powerful in Japan and also the most powerful in the world. With a gross output of 1356 MW each, units 6 & 7 of the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa power plant are currently the most powerful. In the aftermath of the Tōhoku earthquake on March 11, 2011, several nuclear power plants had to be shut down and a series of accidents that had continued to date occurred at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant . The first events in Block 1 were provisionally assigned to level INES 4 by the Japanese nuclear regulatory authority on March 12, 2011 . Further events, in which experts believe that there was at least partial core meltdowns in units 1, 2 and 3, was rated INES 6 on March 15 by the French nuclear safety authority, Autorité de sûreté nucléaire (ASN) . In the meantime, INES level 7 has been set for these events.

Under Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda , the restructuring of the energy sector ( energy transition ) and the long-term phase-out of nuclear energy by the year 2040 began.

→ Main article : Fukushima nuclear disaster

Before the Fukushima catastrophe in Japan, nuclear energy accounted for 30 percent of total electricity generation and was the third largest annual electricity generation from nuclear energy worldwide. In 2012, the share of nuclear energy was two percent.

Surname	block	Reactor type	status	Power (MW)		Commissioning acceptance (planned)	Switching off processing (planned)	Feed- solution (TWh)
				net	Gross
Joints (ATR)	-	Advanced Thermal Reactor	Shut down	148	165	07/29/1978	03/29/2003	8.45
Fukushima Daiichi	1	Boiling water reactor	destroyed	439	460	11/17/1970	03/11/2011	82.35
	2		destroyed	760	784	December 24, 1973	03/11/2011	148.15
	3		destroyed	760	784	10/26/1974	03/11/2011	155.94
	4th		destroyed	760	784	02/24/1978	11/30/2010	154.30
	5		Closed, de facto since 3/2011	760	784	09/22/1977	12/17/2013	156.43
	6th			1,067	1,100	05/04/1979	12/17/2013	206.65
Fukushima Daini	1	Boiling water reactor	Closed, de facto since 3/2011	1,067	1,100	07/31/1981	09/30/2019	205.65
	2			1,067	1,100	06/23/1983	09/30/2019	190.64
	3			1,067	1,100	12/14/1984	09/30/2019	163.05
	4th			1,067	1,100	12/17/1986	09/30/2019	161.36
Genkai	1	Pressurized water reactor	Decommissioned, de facto since 2011	529	559	02/14/1975	04/27/2015	127.67
	2		Decommissioned, de facto since 2011	529	559	06/03/1980	04/09/2019	118.19
	3		In operation , shutdown 12/2010 - 03/2018	1,127	1,180	06/15/1993	(2034)	149.38
	4th		In operation , shutdown 12/2011 - 07/2018	1,127	1,180	11/12/1996	(2037)	125.87
Hamaoka	1	BWR-4	Shut down	515	540	08/13/1974	January 31, 2009	73.63
	2			806	840	05/04/1978	January 31, 2009	129.57
	3	BWR-5	Business shutdown since 11/2010	1,056	1,100	01/20/1987	(2027)	171.10
	4th		Operating arrest since 05/2011	1,092	1,137	01/27/1993	(2033)	130.35
	5	ABWR	Operating arrest since 05/2011	1,212	1,267	04/26/2004	(2045)	38.95
Higashidōri (Tohoku)	1	Boiling water reactor	Business shutdown since 02/2011	1,067	1,100	03/09/2005	(2045)	41.90
Ikata	1	Pressurized water reactor	Decommissioned, de facto since 2012	538	566	02/17/1977	05/10/2016	125.68
	2			538	566	08/19/1981	03/27/2018	115.87
	3		Operation shutdown 04/2011 - 08/2016 and 10/2017 - 10/2018 interrupted	846	890	03/29/1994	(2034)	108.08
JPDR	-	Boiling water reactor	Shut down	12	13	10/26/1963	03/18/1976	0.01
Kashiwazaki kariwa	1	Boiling water reactor	Operating arrest since 08/2011, operation interrupted 07/2007 - 04/2009	1,067	1,100	02/13/1985	(2025)	160.13
	2		Business shutdown since 07/2007	1,067	1,100	02/08/1990	(2030)	120.88
	3			1,067	1,100	December 8, 1992	(2033)	100.28
	4th			1,067	1,100	December 21, 1993	(2034)	91.85
	5		Operating arrest since 01/2012, operation interrupted 07/2007 - 04/2009	1,067	1,100	09/12/1989	(2030)	136.97
	6th	ABWR	Operating arrest since 03/2012, operation interrupted 07/2007 - 04/2009	1,315	1,356	01/29/1996	(2036)	133.58
	7th		Operating arrest since 08/2011, operation interrupted 07/2007 - 04/2009	1,315	1,356	12/17/1996	(2037)	116.41
Mihama	1	Pressurized water reactor	Decommissioned, de facto since 2011	320	340	08/08/1970	04/27/2015	60.12
	2			470	500	04/21/1972	04/27/2015	101.60
	3		Operating arrest since 05/2011	780	826	02/19/1976	(2036)	168.85
Monju	-	Fast breeder reactor	Closed, de facto since Dec 1995	246	280	08/29/1995	December 21, 2016	0
Ōi (Ohi)	1	Pressurized water reactor	Decommissioned, de facto since 2011	1,120	1,175	December 23, 1977	12/22/2017	213.32
	2			1,120	1,175	10/11/1978	12/22/2017	231.70
	3		In operation Operation interrupted 03/2011 - 06/2012 and 06/2013 - 03/2018	1,127	1,180	06/07/1991	(2031)	167.87
	4th		In operation Operation interrupted 07/2011 - 07/2012 and 09/2013 - 05/2018	1,127	1,180	06/19/1992	(2033)	169.17
Ōma (ohma)	-	Boiling water reactor	Under construction since 2010	1,325	1,383	-	-	-
Onagawa	1	Boiling water reactor	Closed, de facto since 3/2011	498	524	11/18/1983	10/25/2018	81.76
	2		Business shutdown since 11/2010	796	825	December 23, 1994	(2035)	81.16
	3		Business shutdown since 03/2011	796	825	05/30/2001	(2042)	43.74
Sendai	1	Pressurized water reactor	In operation, shutdown 05/2011 - 08/2015	846	890	09/16/1983	(2024)	175.65
	2		In operation, shutdown from 09/2011 - 10/2015	846	890	04/05/1985	(2025)	162.62
Shika	1	Boiling water reactor	Business shutdown since 03/2011	505	540	01/12/1993	(2033)	56.34
	2	ABWR	Business shutdown since 03/2011	1.108	1,206	07/04/2005	(2046)	29.30
Shimane	1	Boiling water reactor	Decommissioned, de facto since 2011	439	460	12/02/1973	04/30/2015	101.88
	2		Business shutdown since 01/2012	789	820	07/11/1988	(2029)	129.18
	3		Under construction since 2007	1,325	1,373	-	-	-
Takahama	1	Pressurized water reactor	Business shutdown since 01/2011	780	826	03/27/1974	(2034)	174.31
	2		Business shutdown since 11/2011	780	826	January 17, 1975	(2035)	172.66
	3		In operation Operation interrupted 12/2011 - 01/2016 and 03/2016 - 06/2017	830	870	05/09/1984	(2025)	166.72
	4th		In operation Operation interrupted 07/2011 - 02/2016 and 02/2016 - 05/2017	830	870	11/01/1984	(2025)	163.44
Tōkai	1	EGR	Shut down	137	166	11/10/1965	March 31, 1998	28.19
	2	Boiling water reactor	Business shutdown since 03/2011	1,060	1,100	March 13, 1978	(2038)	221.61
Tomari	1	Pressurized water reactor	Business shutdown since 04/2011	550	579	December 6, 1988	(2029)	90.97
	2		Business shutdown since 08/2011	550	579	08/27/1990	(2031)	83.57
	3		Business shutdown since 05/2012	866	912	December 10, 2009	(2049)	19.62
Tsuruga	1	Boiling water reactor	Decommissioned, de facto since 2011	340	357	11/16/1969	04/27/2015	80.05
	2	Pressurized water reactor	Operating arrest since 05/2011	1.110	1,160	06/19/1986	(2026)	185.89

Kazakhstan

There are no nuclear power plants on the grid in Kazakhstan . A nuclear power plant with a reactor block with a net output of 52 MW was shut down.

Surname	block	Reactor type	Reactor model	status	Power (MW)		Commissioning acceptance (planned)	Switching off processing (planned)	Feed- solution (TWh)
					net	Gross
Aqtau	-	Fast breeder reactor	BN-350	Shut down	52	90	07/16/1973	04/22/1999	1.85

Pakistan

5 reactor blocks are currently operated at 2 locations in Pakistan , and 2 more reactor blocks are under construction. The first commercially used reactor block went into operation in 1972.

List of nuclear power plants in Pakistan (source: IAEA, as of March 2018)

Surname	block	Reactor type	model	status	Net power in MW	Gross power in MW	start of building	First network synchronization	Commercial operation (planned)	Switching off processing (planned)	Feed- in in TWh
Chashma	1	DWR	CNP-300	In operation	300	325	08/01/1993	06/13/2000	09/15/2000	-	34.51
	2	DWR	CNP-300	In operation	300	325	12/28/2005	03/14/2011	05/18/2011	-	14.96
	3	DWR	CNP-300	In operation	315	340	05/28/2011	10/15/2016	December 01, 2016	-	2.89
	4th	DWR	CNP-300	In operation	313	340	December 18, 2011	07/01/2017	09/19/2017	-	0.48
Karachi	1	PHWR	CANDU-137 MW	In operation	90	100	08/01/1966	October 18, 1971	December 07, 1972	-	14.20
	2	DWR	ACP-1000	Under construction since 2015	1.014	1,100	08/20/2015	-	-	-	-
	3	DWR	ACP-1000	Under construction since 2016	1.014	1,100	05/31/2016	-	-	-	-

Philippines

The Bataan Nuclear Power Plant, built from 1976 to 1986 under dictator Ferdinand Marcos with a pressurized water reactor by Westinghouse with 621 MW, was not put into operation due to the takeover of government by Corazon Aquino and under the impact of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster . By 1984, the cost had risen from the original $ 500 million for two blocks to $ 2.3 billion for one block.

South Korea

Currently, 23 reactor blocks are operated at 4 locations in South Korea , 5 further reactor blocks are under construction, 2 have already been decommissioned. The first commercially used reactor block went into operation in 1977. All data were taken from the Power Reactor Information System (PRIS) of the IAEA (as of February 2019):

List of nuclear power plants in South Korea (source: IAEA, as of February 2019)

Surname	block	Reactor type	model	status	Net power in MW	Gross power in MW	start of building	First network synchronization	Commercial operation (planned)	Switching off processing (planned)	Feed- in in TWh
Kori / Shin-Kori	1	DWR	WH 60	Shut down	576	607	08/01/1972	06/26/1977	04/29/1978	06/17/2017	146.24
	2	DWR	WH F	In operation	640	681	December 23, 1977	04/22/1983	07/25/1983	-	158.60
	3	DWR	WH F	In operation	1.011	1,043	10/01/1979	01/22/1985	09/30/1985	-	228.81
	4th	DWR	WH F	In operation	1.012	1,044	04/01/1980	December 31, 1985	04/29/1986	-	228.38
	Shin-1	DWR	OPR-1000	In operation	997	1,044	06/16/2006	08/04/2010	02/28/2011	-	42.02
	Shin-2	DWR	OPR-1000	In operation	997	1,046	06/05/2007	01/28/2012	07/20/2012	-	31.30
	Shin-3	DWR	APR-1400	In operation	1,416	1,455	10/16/2008	January 15, 2016	December 20, 2016	-	2.85
	Shin-4	DWR	APR-1400	In operation	1,340	1,400	08/19/2009	04/22/2019	08/29/2019	-	-
	Shin-5	DWR	APR-1400	Under construction since 2017	1,340	1,455	04/01/2017	-	-	-	-
	Shin-6	DWR	APR-1400	Under construction since 2018	1,340	1,400	09/20/2018	-	-	-	-
Hanbit	1	DWR	WH F	In operation	996	1,035	06/04/1981	05.03.1986	08/25/1986	-	220.28
	2	DWR	WH F	In operation	988	1,026	December 01, 1981	11/11/1986	06/10/1987	-	207.01
	3	DWR	OPR-1000	In operation	986	1,047	December 23, 1989	10/30/1994	March 31, 1995	-	162.64
	4th	DWR	OPR-1000	In operation	970	1,022	06/26/1990	07/18/1995	01/01/1996	-	162.68
	5	DWR	OPR-1000	In operation	994	1,052	06/29/1997	12/19/2001	05/21/2002	-	112.47
	6th	DWR	OPR-1000	In operation	993	1,050	11/20/1997	09/16/2002	12/24/2002	-	109.62
Hanul / Shin-Hanul	1	DWR	France CPI	In operation	968	1.008	01/26/1983	04/07/1988	09/10/1988	-	202.09
	2	DWR	France CPI	In operation	969	1.012	07/05/1983	04/14/1989	09/30/1989	-	198.70
	3	DWR	OPR-1000	In operation	997	1,049	07/21/1993	01/06/1998	08/11/1998	-	139.90
	4th	DWR	OPR-1000	In operation	999	1,053	11/01/1993	12/28/1998	December 31, 1999	-	124.81
	5	DWR	OPR-1000	In operation	998	1,052	10/01/1999	12/18/2003	07/29/2004	-	100.00
	6th	DWR	OPR-1000	In operation	997	1,050	09/29/2000	07/01/2005	04/22/2005	-	94.68
	Shin-1	DWR	APR-1400	Under construction since 2012	1,340	1,400	07/10/2012	-	-	-	-
	Shin-2	DWR	APR-1400	Under construction since 2013	1,340	1,400	06/19/2013	-	-	-	-
Wolsong / Shin-Wolsong	1	PHWR	CANDU-6	Shut down	661	682	10/30/1977	December 31, 1982	04/22/1983	June 20, 2018	137.93
	2	PHWR	CANDU-6	In operation	632	671	09/25/1992	04/01/1997	07/01/1997	-	107.13
	3	PHWR	CANDU-6	In operation	648	675	03/17/1994	03/25/1998	07/01/1998	-	103.15
	4th	PHWR	CANDU-6	In operation	634	675	07/22/1994	05/21/1999	10/01/1999	-	98.15
	Shin-1	DWR	OPR-1000	In operation	997	1,045	11/20/2007	01/27/2012	July 31, 2012	-	30.48
	Shin-2	DWR	OPR-1000	In operation	993	1,045	09/23/2008	02/26/2015	07/24/2015	-	12.39

Taiwan

According to the 2012 World Report, nuclear energy had a share of 18 percent of total electricity generation in Taiwan . A total of four reactor blocks are currently in operation at two locations in Taiwan , and two reactor blocks have already been decommissioned at one location. The first commercially used reactor block went into operation in 1978. All data were taken from the Power Reactor Information System (PRIS) of the IAEA (as of November 2018):

List of nuclear power plants in Taiwan (Source: IAEA, as of November 2018)

Surname	block	Reactor type	model	status	Net power in MW	Gross power in MW	start of building	First network synchronization	Commercial operation (planned)	Switching off processing (planned)	Feed- in in TWh
Chin Shan	1	SWR	BWR-4 (Mark 1)	Shut down	604	636	06/02/1972	11/16/1977	December 10, 1978	03/10/2018	155.05
	2	SWR	BWR-4 (Mark 1)	Shut down	604	636	December 07, 1973	December 19, 1978	07/15/1979	03/10/2018	167.36
Kuosheng	1	SWR	BWR-6	In operation	985	985	November 19, 1975	05/21/1981	12/28/1981	(27.12.2021)	243.80
	2	SWR	BWR-6	In operation	985	985	03/15/1976	06/29/1982	March 16, 1983	(03/14/2022)	228.84
Lungmen	1	SWR	ABWR	Commissioning canceled in 2014	1300	1350	March 31, 1999	-	-	-	-
	2	SWR	ABWR	Construction stopped since 2014	1300	1350	08/30/1999	-	-	-	-
Maanshan	1	DWR	WH 3LP (WE 312)	In operation	936	951	08/21/1978	05/09/1984	07/27/1984	(07/26/2024)	217.08
	2	DWR	WH 3LP (WE 312)	In operation	938	951	02/21/1979	02/25/1985	May 18, 1985	(05/17/2025)	218.38

United Arab Emirates

In the United Arab Emirates , the Barakah nuclear power plant with 4 reactor blocks and a planned total net output of 5,380 MW (gross 5,600 MW) is under construction.

List of nuclear power plants in the United Arab Emirates (source: IAEA, as of August 2020)

Surname	block	Reactor type	model	status	Net power in MW	Gross power in MW	start of building	First network synchronization	Commercial operation (planned)	Switching off processing (planned)	Feed- in in TWh
Barakah	1	PWR	APR-1400	Installation	1345	1400	07/19/2012	08/19/2020	-	-	-
	2	PWR	APR-1400	Under construction	1345	1400	04/16/2013	-	-	-	-
	3	PWR	APR-1400	Under construction	1345	1400	09/24/2014	-	-	-	-
	4th	PWR	APR-1400	Under construction	1345	1400	07/30/2015	-	-	-	-

See also

• List of nuclear power plants
• List of accidents in nuclear facilities
• Nuclear Power Plant Safety

Remarks

1. ↑ Horizontal pressure tube type

Individual evidence

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