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Item ID: 690070
2020|28 pages
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Description
The World List of Nuclear Power Plants, a reprint from the March 2020 issue of Nuclear News, provides and summarizes data on operating and planned nuclear plants worldwide as of December 31, 2019. Plants are listed alphabetically by country and by utility, with information on capacity, reactor type and model, dates of initial criticality and commercial operation, and reactor supplier. Color coding distinguishes plants that are planned or under construction from those already in operation. The 28-page reprint, available as a PDF download or in print, includes maps, tables, and graphs that put individual plant data in perspective.
