Nuclear Power Capacity Trend
Sum of Reference Unit Power (net capacity) of reactors in operation within and at
the end of reported years
Nuclear Power Capacity Trend
Year
|
Total Net Electrical Capacity
[GW]
|
Number of Operated Reactors
|
Year-end Total Net Electrical Capacity
[GW]
|
Year-end Operational Reactors
|
2002
|
358.55
|
444
|
357.48
|
439
|
2003
|
360.81
|
443
|
359.83
|
437
|
2004
|
366.05
|
443
|
364.54
|
437
|
2005
|
368.98
|
442
|
368.04
|
440
|
2006
|
371.73
|
442
|
369.49
|
434
|
2007
|
371.62
|
438
|
369.48
|
436
|
2008
|
369.74
|
436
|
368.27
|
434
|
2009
|
369.91
|
436
|
367.41
|
433
|
2010
|
372.12
|
438
|
370.93
|
436
|
2011
|
375.93
|
443
|
355.41
|
420
|
2012
|
361.07
|
425
|
357.80
|
420
|
2013
|
362.18
|
424
|
356.33
|
417
|
2014
|
361.42
|
422
|
360.81
|
421
|
2015
|
371.22
|
431
|
367.36
|
424
|
2016
|
377.09
|
434
|
375.04
|
430
|
2017
|
378.61
|
434
|
376.27
|
431
|
2018
|
386.59
|
440
|
381.17
|
433
|
2019
|
386.85
|
439
|
376.65
|
426
|
2020
|
382.33
|
431
|
377.16
|
425
|
2021
|
382.82
|
431
|
374.15
|
421
|
- Operated reactors are those reactors that were in operation at least for a short
time in the year – this includes also reactors that were shutdown (permanently or
in Suspended Operation) during the year.
- Year-end operational reactors are those reactors that had a status ‘in operation’
at the end of the year.
Above data generated by the PRIS database. Last update on 2023-02-02
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