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🇬🇧 Calder Hall

Nuclear power plant · United Kingdom

Shut Down
Capacity≈140 MW
Units4
First Online1956
Construction Start1953
Shut Down2003
Reactor TypeGCR
Coordinates54.420, -3.491

Calder Hall is a nuclear power station in United Kingdom. Of its 4 recorded unit(s), 4 permanently shut down. Combined net capacity of the operating units is about 140 MW. The first unit reached commercial operation in 1956. Reactor technology on site: GCR.

Reactor units at Calder Hall

UnitStatusReactor typeNet capacityKey dates
Calder Hall-1Shut DownGCR
MAGNOX
35 MWConstruction 1953 · Grid 1956 · Shutdown 2003
Calder Hall-2Shut DownGCR
MAGNOX
35 MWConstruction 1953 · Grid 1957 · Shutdown 2003
Calder Hall-3Shut DownGCR
MAGNOX
35 MWConstruction 1955 · Grid 1958 · Shutdown 2003
Calder Hall-4Shut DownGCR
MAGNOX
35 MWConstruction 1955 · Grid 1959 · Shutdown 2003
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