Nuclear power plant · Japan
SuspendedKashiwazaki Kariwa is a nuclear power station in Japan. Of its 7 recorded unit(s), 7 in suspended operation. Combined net capacity of the operating units is about 7,965 MW. Units in suspended operation are not permanently shut down: they remain licensed and can return to service. The first unit reached commercial operation in 1985. Reactor technology on site: BWR.
| Unit | Status | Reactor type | Net capacity | Key dates |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kashiwazaki Kariwa-1 | Suspended | BWR BWR-5 | 1,067 MW | Construction 1980 · Grid 1985 |
| Kashiwazaki Kariwa-2 | Suspended | BWR BWR-5 | 1,067 MW | Construction 1985 · Grid 1990 |
| Kashiwazaki Kariwa-5 | Suspended | BWR BWR-5 | 1,067 MW | Construction 1985 · Grid 1990 |
| Kashiwazaki Kariwa-3 | Suspended | BWR BWR-5 | 1,067 MW | Construction 1989 · Grid 1993 |
| Kashiwazaki Kariwa-4 | Suspended | BWR BWR-5 | 1,067 MW | Construction 1990 · Grid 1994 |
| Kashiwazaki Kariwa-6 | Suspended | BWR ABWR | 1,315 MW | Construction 1992 · Grid 1996 |
| Kashiwazaki Kariwa-7 | Suspended | BWR ABWR | 1,315 MW | Construction 1993 · Grid 1997 |