Nuclear

Global Reactor Fleet by Country

Top 20 countries by operating reactor count, with under-construction overlay. The US leads in raw fleet (94 reactors); France leads in share of national electricity (~65%); China leads new construction. Japan is shown as nameplate (33) with operating-post-Fukushima (~12) called out. Source: IAEA PRIS.

Top 20 countries by operating civilian power reactors (IAEA PRIS Q1 2026). Capacities sum to ~387 GW gross across the listed fleet; global total is ~431 operating reactors. Special cases shaded: Japan reports 14 NRA-authorized and producing units against 33 on the PRIS roster (post-Fukushima permanent shutdowns excluded), and Ukraine reports 9 operational units (Khmelnitsky, Rivne, South Ukraine), with Zaporizhzhia 1-6 (5,700 MWe) in cold or hot shutdown under Russian military occupation since March 2022. Sources: IAEA PRIS country statistics, World Nuclear Association country profiles, EIA international nuclear data, Japan NRA, IAEA Ukraine briefings.

US Reactor Fleet

All operating US reactors plus pending restarts (Palisades target 2026, Crane Clean Energy Center / TMI Unit 1 target 2027-2028, Duane Arnold under study). Filterable by status. Subsequent License Renewal extensions (60 to 80 years) are reflected in the license-expiration column. Source: NRC Operating Reactor Status.
Filter status:
PlantUnitStateOperatorTypeGross MWeOnlineLicense Exp.Status
Arkansas Nuclear One1ARENTPWR9031974-12-192034-05-20operating
Arkansas Nuclear One2ARENTPWR9881980-03-262038-07-17operating
Beaver Valley1PAVSTPWR9571976-06-142036-01-29operating
Beaver Valley2PAVSTPWR9561987-08-172047-05-27operating
Braidwood1ILCEGPWR1,2421988-07-292046-10-17operating
Braidwood2ILCEGPWR1,2401988-05-252047-12-18operating
Browns Ferry1ALTVABWR1,2561973-10-152033-12-20operating
Browns Ferry2ALTVABWR1,2541974-08-282034-06-28operating
Browns Ferry3ALTVABWR1,2601976-09-122036-07-02operating
Brunswick1NCDUKBWR9381976-11-122036-09-08operating
Brunswick2NCDUKBWR9321975-03-202034-12-27operating
Byron1ILCEGPWR1,2421985-09-162044-10-31operating
Byron2ILCEGPWR1,2421987-08-022046-11-06operating
Callaway1MOAEEPWR1,2421984-10-242044-10-18operating
Calvert Cliffs1MDCEGPWR9181975-01-032034-07-31operating
Calvert Cliffs2MDCEGPWR9111977-04-012036-08-13operating
Catawba1SCDUKPWR1,2051985-06-292043-12-05operating
Catawba2SCDUKPWR1,2051986-08-192043-12-05operating
Clinton1ILCEGBWR1,1211987-09-152026-09-29operating
Columbia Generating Station1WAEnergy NorthwestBWR1,1901984-05-272043-12-20operating
Comanche Peak1TXVSTPWR1,2591990-04-242030-02-08operating
Comanche Peak2TXVSTPWR1,2301993-04-092033-02-02operating
Cooper1NENebraska Public Power DistrictBWR8011974-07-052034-01-18operating
D.C. Cook1MIAEPPWR1,0841975-02-102034-10-25operating
D.C. Cook2MIAEPPWR1,1941978-03-222037-12-23operating
Davis-Besse1OHVSTPWR9251977-08-282037-04-22operating
Diablo Canyon1CAPCGPWR1,1381984-11-112029-11-02operating
Diablo Canyon2CAPCGPWR1,1581985-08-262030-08-26operating
Dresden2ILCEGBWR8941970-04-132029-12-22operating
Dresden3ILCEGBWR8941971-07-222031-01-12operating
Duane Arnold1IANEEBWR6011975-02-012034-02-21planned restart
Farley1ALSOPWR9111977-08-092037-06-25operating
Farley2ALSOPWR9111981-05-252041-03-31operating
Fermi2MIDTEBWR1,1981988-01-232045-03-20operating
FitzPatrick1NYCEGBWR8541975-07-282034-10-17operating
Ginna1NYCEGPWR6141969-12-022029-09-18operating
Grand Gulf1MSENTBWR1,5001985-07-012044-11-01operating
H.B. Robinson2SCDUKPWR7691971-03-072030-07-31operating
Hatch1GASOBWR9351975-11-092034-08-06operating
Hatch2GASOBWR9351979-06-222038-06-13operating
Hope Creek1NJPEGBWR1,2401986-08-012046-04-11operating
LaSalle1ILCEGBWR1,2071982-09-042042-04-17operating
LaSalle2ILCEGBWR1,2071984-04-202043-12-16operating
Limerick1PACEGBWR1,1941986-02-012044-10-26operating
Limerick2PACEGBWR1,1941990-01-082049-06-22operating
McGuire1NCDUKPWR1,2201981-12-012041-06-12operating
McGuire2NCDUKPWR1,2201983-05-082043-03-03operating
Millstone2CTCEGPWR8841975-12-262035-07-31operating
Millstone3CTCEGPWR1,2531986-04-232045-11-25operating
Monticello1MNXELBWR6711971-03-052030-09-08operating
Nine Mile Point1NYCEGBWR6421969-12-012029-08-22operating
Nine Mile Point2NYCEGBWR1,3101988-03-112046-10-31operating
North Anna1VADPWR9801978-06-062038-04-01operating
North Anna2VADPWR9891980-12-142040-08-21operating
Oconee1SCDUKPWR8871973-07-152033-02-06operating
Oconee2SCDUKPWR8871974-09-092033-10-06operating
Oconee3SCDUKPWR8931974-12-162034-07-19operating
Palisades1MIHoltec InternationalPWR8051971-12-312031-03-24planned restart
Palo Verde1AZAPSPWR1,4141986-01-282045-06-01operating
Palo Verde2AZAPSPWR1,4141986-09-192046-04-24operating
Palo Verde3AZAPSPWR1,4141988-01-082047-11-25operating
Peach Bottom2PACEGBWR1,3381974-07-052053-08-08operating
Peach Bottom3PACEGBWR1,3381974-12-232054-07-02operating
Perry1OHVSTBWR1,3031987-11-182026-03-18operating
Point Beach1WINEEPWR6401970-12-212030-10-05operating
Point Beach2WINEEPWR6401972-10-012033-03-08operating
Prairie Island1MNXELPWR5931973-12-162033-08-09operating
Prairie Island2MNXELPWR5931974-12-212034-10-29operating
Quad Cities1ILCEGBWR9401972-02-182032-12-14operating
Quad Cities2ILCEGBWR9401972-03-102032-12-14operating
River Bend1LAENTBWR9891986-06-162045-08-29operating
Salem1NJPEGPWR1,1701977-06-252036-08-13operating
Salem2NJPEGPWR1,1701981-10-132040-04-18operating
Seabrook1NHNEEPWR1,2481990-08-192050-03-15operating
Sequoyah1TNTVAPWR1,2211981-07-222040-09-17operating
Sequoyah2TNTVAPWR1,2211982-06-012041-09-15operating
Shearon Harris1NCDUKPWR9801987-01-282046-10-24operating
South Texas Project1TXSTP NuclearPWR1,3301988-08-252047-08-20operating
South Texas Project2TXSTP NuclearPWR1,3301989-06-192048-12-15operating
St. Lucie1FLNEEPWR1,0801976-05-072036-03-01operating
St. Lucie2FLNEEPWR1,1001983-06-132043-04-06operating
Summer1SCDominion (former SCE&G)PWR9801982-11-162042-08-06operating
Surry1VADPWR8741972-12-222052-05-25operating
Surry2VADPWR8741973-05-012053-01-28operating
Susquehanna1PATLNBWR1,3181983-06-082042-07-17operating
Susquehanna2PATLNBWR1,3181985-02-122044-03-23operating
Three Mile Island Unit 1 / Crane Clean Energy Center1PACEGPWR8351974-09-022034-04-19planned restart
Turkey Point3FLNEEPWR8371972-12-142052-07-19operating
Turkey Point4FLNEEPWR8371973-09-072053-04-10operating
Vogtle1GASOPWR1,2151987-06-012047-06-01operating
Vogtle2GASOPWR1,2121989-05-202049-02-09operating
Vogtle3GASOPWR1,1172023-07-312061-08-08operating
Vogtle4GASOPWR1,1172024-04-292062-02-10operating
Waterford3LAENTPWR1,2501985-09-242044-12-18operating
Watts Bar1TNTVAPWR1,1671996-05-272035-11-09operating
Watts Bar2TNTVAPWR1,2182016-10-192055-10-22operating
Wolf Creek1KSWolf Creek Nuclear Op CoPWR1,2261985-09-032045-03-11operating

97 of 97 US commercial reactor units. 94 currently operating (~97 GW gross) plus 3 announced restarts (Palisades, Crane Clean Energy Center / TMI-1, Duane Arnold). Operator tickers identify publicly traded utilities (CEG Constellation, DUK Duke, SO Southern, NEE NextEra, ENT Entergy, VST Vistra, D Dominion, etc.). Five plants hold approved 80-year SLR licenses (Surry, Turkey Point, Peach Bottom, North Anna, Seabrook). Sources: NRC Operating Reactor Status, NRC License Renewal page, EIA, company press releases.

US Capacity Factor

Annual fleet-weighted average for the US nuclear fleet 2000-2025. The US runs ~89-93% capacity factor consistently, the highest of any generation type (gas ~57%, wind ~33%, solar ~25%). Source: EIA Electric Power Monthly.

US nuclear fleet weighted-average annual capacity factor, 2000-2025. The fleet has averaged 92.4% since 2015 (record 93.4% in 2019), with two visible dips: 2011-2012 post-Fukushima refueling and inspection extensions plus the San Onofre steam generator outage, and 2024 Texas summer heatwave outages at Comanche Peak and South Texas Project. Comparison reference lines show 2024 EIA full-year averages for natural gas combined cycle (~57%), onshore wind (~33%), and utility-scale solar PV (~25%). Nuclear remains the highest-CF utility-scale generation type. Sources: EIA Electric Power Monthly Table 6.07.B, EIA Annual Energy Outlook, Nuclear Energy Institute fleet performance reports.

US Restarts and Retirements

US nuclear capacity changes 2013-2026: the 2010s wave of premature retirements (Vermont Yankee, Crystal River, San Onofre, Indian Point, Palisades) is now being partly reversed by Vogtle 3+4 commissioning (2.2 GW added 2023-2024) and the Microsoft + Constellation Crane CEC restart (835 MW 2027-2028).

Retired 2013-2026

-10,391 MW

13 reactors closed

Added 2013-2026

+0 MW

0 restarts + new builds

Net change

-10,391 MW

cumulative through 2026

US nuclear capacity changes 2013-2026. Red bubbles = closed reactors (negative MWe). Green bubbles = restarted reactors and newly commissioned units (positive MWe). Bubble size scales with gross MWe per unit. Net change is dominated by the 2.2 GW Vogtle 3 + 4 commissioning (2023-2024) which roughly offsets the 2010s retirements wave. Sources: NRC decommissioning records, company restart filings, Holtec and Constellation press.

License Extensions (60 to 80 years)

Subsequent License Renewal (SLR) tracker. Surry was the pathfinder (May 2021). Approved units extend through 2052; Dominion, NextEra, and Constellation are the leading SLR operators. Source: NRC license renewal docket.

Approved

8

SLR (60 to 80 yr)

Under review

10

NRC docket active

Pre-application

2

scoping engagement

approved6 units

Plant + UnitOwnerOriginal1st renewalSLR (80-yr)Note

Surry 1

VA

Dominion Energy201220322052First SLR ever granted (Surry 1+2 issued same date). 60 to 80 year extension. Dominion is the SLR pathfinder operator.

Surry 2

VA

Dominion Energy201320332053Second SLR granted same date as Surry 1.

Peach Bottom 2

PA

Constellation Energy201320332053BWR. First BWR SLR granted.

Peach Bottom 3

PA

Constellation Energy201420342054Granted simultaneously with Peach Bottom 2.

North Anna 1

VA

Dominion Energy201820382058Approved Apr 30, 2024. Dominion second SLR fleet after Surry.

North Anna 2

VA

Dominion Energy202020402060Approved alongside Unit 1.

approved (re-granted post nepa rework)2 units

Plant + UnitOwnerOriginal1st renewalSLR (80-yr)Note

Turkey Point 3

FL

NextEra Energy / Florida Power & Light201220322052Initial SLR granted Dec 5, 2019 (first ever); set aside Feb 2022 over NEPA Environmental Impact Statement issue; re-issued Aug 2024 after supplemental EIS. SLR pathfinder.

Turkey Point 4

FL

NextEra Energy / Florida Power & Light201320332053Same docket and NEPA reissuance as Unit 3.

under review8 units

Plant + UnitOwnerOriginal1st renewalSLR (80-yr)Note

Point Beach 1

WI

NextEra Energy20102030n/aApplication docketed Jan 2021. Environmental review in progress; decision delayed by NEPA reexamination triggered by Turkey Point set-aside.

Point Beach 2

WI

NextEra Energy20132033n/aSame SLR docket as Unit 1.

St Lucie 1

FL

NextEra Energy / Florida Power & Light20162036n/aApplication docketed Sep 2021.

St Lucie 2

FL

NextEra Energy / Florida Power & Light20232043n/aSame docket as Unit 1.

Oconee 1

SC

Duke Energy20132033n/aApplication docketed Aug 2021. Three-unit station, all three units under same SLR docket.

Oconee 2

SC

Duke Energy20132033n/aSame SLR docket as Unit 1.

Oconee 3

SC

Duke Energy20142034n/aSame SLR docket as Units 1 and 2.

Monticello 1

MN

Xcel Energy20102030n/aBWR. Application docketed Mar 2023.

under review (first lr + slr combined)2 units

Plant + UnitOwnerOriginal1st renewalSLR (80-yr)Note

Comanche Peak 1

TX

Vistra2030n/an/aCombined initial 60-year LR plus SLR to 80 years. Docketed Jan 2023.

Comanche Peak 2

TX

Vistra2033n/an/aSame docket as Unit 1.

pre-application1 unit

Plant + UnitOwnerOriginal1st renewalSLR (80-yr)Note

Three Mile Island Unit 1 / Crane Clean Energy Center 1

PA

Constellation Energy20142034n/aConstellation announced intent to file SLR for Crane CEC (restart target 2027-2028) for operations through 2054. Pre-application engagement underway 2025; SLR filing target 2026.

pre-application (combined 40-to-80 expected)1 unit

Plant + UnitOwnerOriginal1st renewalSLR (80-yr)Note

Perry 1

OH

Vistra (former Energy Harbor)2026-03-18n/an/aVistra confirmed intent post Energy Harbor merger to pursue combined LR + SLR; license expires 2026 so submittal timing is the critical path. BWR.

US Subsequent License Renewal (SLR) extends operating licenses from the standard 60-year cap to 80 years. Surry was the SLR pathfinder (May 2021); approvals extend through 2052 typically. Source: NRC operating reactor license renewal page. Refresh on each docket update.

Large New Builds Globally

Greater than 500 MWe reactor projects in construction or recently commissioned. Vogtle 3+4 ($35B all-in vs $14B original) and Hinkley Point C ($59B vs $24B original) anchor the Western FOAK cost story; UAE Barakah, Korean APR1400 fleet, and Chinese Hualong One demonstrate 5-7 year build pace at $2.5-5K/kW overnight.

Tracked projects

24

>500 MWe globally

Combined capacity

53.6 GW

across all units

Operating

13

commissioned units

North America (2)

ProjectDesignMWeOperator / EPCStartedTargetCost ($B)Status

Vogtle Unit 3

United States

AP10001117

Southern Company / Georgia Power

Bechtel (replacing Westinghouse post 2017 Ch 11)

2013-03-122023-07-31 (achieved)17.5operating

Combined Vogtle 3+4 all-in cost ~$35B (split roughly evenly). Original 2008 estimate $14B for both units. First new US large reactor since Watts Bar 2 (2016).

Vogtle Unit 4

United States

AP10001117

Southern Company / Georgia Power

Bechtel

2013-11-192024-04-29 (achieved)17.5operating

Pair with Vogtle 3. Combined ~$35B all-in.

Europe (5)

ProjectDesignMWeOperator / EPCStartedTargetCost ($B)Status

Hinkley Point C

United Kingdom

EPR1630 × 2

EDF (CGN minority stake, exited Sep 2023)

Bouygues / Laing O'Rourke (civil); Framatome (nuclear island)

2017-03-29Unit 1: 2029-2031; Unit 2: ~2031n/aunder construction

Original 2016 FID estimate GBP 18B. Jan 2024 EDF update GBP 46-47.9B (2015 prices) reflecting design changes, COVID, labor inflation. UK Treasury cost cap protections in place.

Sizewell C

United Kingdom

EPR (HPC replication)1630 × 2

EDF + UK Government (Sizewell C Company Ltd, government 50% equity)

TBD

2024 (preparatory civils), main construction FID 2025-20262035 (first unit)n/apreparatory civils / pending final FID

UK government took 50% equity Nov 2022 after CGN ejection. Initial cost estimate GBP 20B (2020); updated to ~GBP 35B (2024). UK government Mar 2024 added GBP 1.3B contingent equity.

Flamanville 3

France

EPR1630

EDF

Framatome / EDF

2007-12-03Q4 2024 grid connection achieved Dec 2024; commercial operation 2025n/acommissioning / power ascension

Originally EUR 3.3B (2007). First criticality Sep 3, 2024 after ~17-year build. First grid connection Dec 2024. Full power testing 2025.

Olkiluoto 3

Finland

EPR1600

Teollisuuden Voima Oyj (TVO)

Areva-Siemens consortium (Framatome successor)

2005-09-122023-04-16 (commercial achieved)n/aoperating

Originally EUR 3B. 18-year build. First EPR to enter commercial operation. Areva loss of ~EUR 5.5B contributed to 2017 restructuring.

Belarusian NPP Units 1+2

Belarus

VVER-12001170 × 2

Belarusian Nuclear Power Plant State Enterprise / Rosatom

Atomstroyexport (Rosatom)

Unit 1: 2013-11-06; Unit 2: 2014-04-26Unit 1: 2020-11-03 (operational, commercial Jun 2021); Unit 2: 2023-11-01 (operational, commercial Apr 2024)11.0operating

Russia state credit ~$10B (90% of project). Lithuania objected to siting near border.

Middle East (5)

ProjectDesignMWeOperator / EPCStartedTargetCost ($B)Status

Barakah 1

United Arab Emirates

APR14001400

Emirates Nuclear Energy Corp (ENEC) / Nawah Energy

KEPCO (KEPCO E&C, Hyundai Engineering)

2012-07-182021-04-06 (commercial achieved)24.4operating

Combined Barakah 1-4 all-in ~USD 24.4B (2009 contract value; revised figures suggest higher). FOAK for APR1400 outside Korea.

Barakah 2

United Arab Emirates

APR14001400

ENEC / Nawah Energy

KEPCO

2013-05-282022-03-24 (commercial achieved)n/aoperating

Part of $24.4B Barakah package.

Barakah 3

United Arab Emirates

APR14001400

ENEC / Nawah Energy

KEPCO

2014-09-242023-02-24 (commercial achieved)n/aoperating

Part of $24.4B Barakah package.

Barakah 4

United Arab Emirates

APR14001400

ENEC / Nawah Energy

KEPCO

2015-07-302024-09-05 (commercial achieved)n/aoperating

Final unit of Barakah complex. All four operating delivers ~25% of UAE electricity carbon-free.

Akkuyu 1-4

Turkey

VVER-12001200 × 4

Akkuyu Nuclear JSC (Rosatom subsidiary)

Atomstroyexport (Rosatom)

Unit 1: 2018-04-03; Unit 2: 2020-04-08; Unit 3: 2021-03-10; Unit 4: 2022-07-21Unit 1: 2026 (delayed from 2023); Units 2-4: 2027-203025.0under construction

Build-Own-Operate Russian model; first criticality Unit 1 delayed multiple times. Originally $20B, now ~$25B+. German Siemens steam turbine supply delayed by EU sanctions.

Asia (11)

ProjectDesignMWeOperator / EPCStartedTargetCost ($B)Status

Fangchenggang Units 3+4

China

Hualong One (HPR1000)1180 × 2

CGN

CGN / China Energy Engineering

Unit 3: 2015-12-24; Unit 4: 2016-12-23Unit 3: 2023-03-25 (achieved); Unit 4: 2024-05-25 (achieved)n/aoperating

First-of-kind Hualong One demonstration sites for CGN. Cost ~CNY 50B per unit.

Fuqing Units 5+6

China

Hualong One (HPR1000)1170 × 2

CNNC

CNNC

Unit 5: 2015-05-07; Unit 6: 2015-12-22Unit 5: 2021-01-30 (achieved); Unit 6: 2022-03-25 (achieved)n/aoperating

FOAK Hualong One for CNNC. Reference design for Karachi K-2 + K-3 export.

Tianwan Units 7+8

China

VVER-1200 (Rosatom)1170 × 2

CNNC + Rosatom (CNECC)

ASE (Rosatom)

Unit 7: 2021-05-19; Unit 8: 2022-02-25Unit 7: 2026; Unit 8: 2027n/aunder construction

Russian VVER-1200 export. Russia-China nuclear cooperation key relationship despite sanctions on Russia from West.

Rooppur 1+2

Bangladesh

VVER-12001200 × 2

Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission / Rosatom

Atomstroyexport (Rosatom)

Unit 1: 2017-11-30; Unit 2: 2018-07-14Unit 1: 2025; Unit 2: 202612.7under construction

Russian state credit ~$11.4B (90% of project cost). Bangladesh first nuclear reactor. Fuel delivered Oct 2023.

Saeul 3+4 (Shin Kori 5+6 renamed)

South Korea

APR14001400 × 2

Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power (KHNP)

KEPCO E&C / Doosan Enerbility

Unit 3: 2017-04-01; Unit 4: 2017-09-15Unit 3: 2025; Unit 4: 2026n/acommissioning

Renamed from Shin Kori 5+6 to Saeul 3+4 in 2023. APR1400 domestic build supports KEPCO Czech + Polish export pursuits.

Shin Hanul 1+2

South Korea

APR14001400 × 2

Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power (KHNP)

KEPCO E&C / Doosan Enerbility

Unit 1: 2012-07-10; Unit 2: 2013-06-19Unit 1: 2022-12-07 (commercial achieved); Unit 2: 2024-04-05 (commercial achieved)n/aoperating

Both units operational. Shin Hanul 3+4 construction restart approved Mar 2023 after Moon administration freeze.

Kakrapar 3+4

India

IPHWR-700 (indigenous PHWR)700 × 2

Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited (NPCIL)

L&T (Larsen & Toubro) / NPCIL

Unit 3: 2010-11-22; Unit 4: 2010-11-22Unit 3: 2023-06-30 (commercial achieved); Unit 4: 2024-03-31 (commercial achieved)n/aoperating

First IPHWR-700 series in operation; reference units for fleet build-out. INR 22,500 crore for both units.

Rajasthan 7+8

India

IPHWR-700700 × 2

NPCIL

L&T / NPCIL

Unit 7: 2011-07-18; Unit 8: 2011-09-30Unit 7: 2025 expected; Unit 8: 2026 expectedn/acommissioning

INR 12,320 crore. Behind original 2017 schedule but tracking to commission within next two years per NPCIL Q4 2025 update.

Kudankulam 3+4

India

VVER-1000 (V-412)1000 × 2

NPCIL

Atomstroyexport (Rosatom)

Unit 3: 2017-06-29; Unit 4: 2017-10-23Unit 3: 2027; Unit 4: 2028n/aunder construction

Russian VVER export to India. Kudankulam 5+6 construction started 2021. Russia-India nuclear cooperation continues.

Kudankulam 5+6

India

VVER-1000 (V-412)1000 × 2

NPCIL

Atomstroyexport (Rosatom)

Unit 5: 2021-06-29; Unit 6: 2021-12-20Unit 5: 2027-2028; Unit 6: 2028-2029n/aunder construction

Russian credit for the additional units.

Karachi Units 2+3 (K-2, K-3)

Pakistan

Hualong One (HPR1000)1100 × 2

Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission (PAEC)

CNNC

Unit 2: 2015-08-20; Unit 3: 2016-05-31Unit 2: 2021-05-21 (commercial achieved); Unit 3: 2022-04-18 (commercial achieved)9.6operating

First Hualong One export. Chinese state credit covered ~$6.5B of $9.59B project cost.

Africa (1)

ProjectDesignMWeOperator / EPCStartedTargetCost ($B)Status

El Dabaa 1-4

Egypt

VVER-12001200 × 4

Egyptian Nuclear Power Plant Authority (NPPA) / Rosatom

Atomstroyexport (Rosatom)

Unit 1: 2022-07-20; Unit 2: 2022-11-19; Unit 3: 2023-05-03; Unit 4: 2024-01-23Unit 1: 2028; Units 2-4: 2029-203128.8under construction

Russia state credit covers 85% of project ($25B credit; $30B total). Egypt first nuclear plant. Rosatom flagship export.

Global large reactor (greater than 500 MWe) projects in construction or recent commissioning. Cost figures all-in (overnight + financing where disclosed). Vogtle 3 + 4 final cost approximately $35B vs original $14B (2.5x); Hinkley Point C trending to $59B all-in vs original $24B (2.4x). Source: World Nuclear Association country profiles, IAEA PRIS, project owner press releases.

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