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🇰🇷 Kori

Nuclear power plant · South Korea

Operational
Capacity≈3,189 MW
Units4
First Online1978
Construction Start1972
Reactor TypePWR
Coordinates35.321, 129.295

Kori is a nuclear power station in South Korea. Of its 4 recorded unit(s), 3 reactors are operational, 1 permanently shut down. Combined net capacity of the operating units is about 3,189 MW. The first unit reached commercial operation in 1978. Reactor technology on site: PWR.

Reactor units at Kori

UnitStatusReactor typeNet capacityKey dates
Kori-1Shut DownPWR
WH 60
558 MWConstruction 1972 · Grid 1978 · Shutdown 2017
Kori-2OperationalPWR
WH F
618 MWConstruction 1977 · Grid 1983
Kori-3OperationalPWR
WH F
1,001 MWConstruction 1979 · Grid 1985
Kori-4OperationalPWR
WH F
1,012 MWConstruction 1980 · Grid 1986
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Contains information from GeoNuclearData, made available under the ODbL. Sources & methodology. Data compiled from open datasets (GeoNuclearData and operator reports); figures are approximate — verify official status with IAEA PRIS. See the South Korea nuclear overview or browse all nuclear sites.