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Name: Leningrad
Address: Russia

Nuclear power plant · Russia

Operational

Capacity≈8,002 MW

Units8

First Online1974

Construction Start1970

Reactor TypePWR, LWGR

Coordinates59.837, 29.039

Leningrad is a nuclear power station in Russia. Of its 8 recorded unit(s), 4 reactors are operational, 2 permanently shut down. Combined net capacity of the operating units is about 8,002 MW. The first unit reached commercial operation in 1974. Reactor technology on site: PWR, LWGR.

Reactor units at Leningrad

Unit	Status	Reactor type	Net capacity	Key dates
Leningrad-1	Shut Down	LWGR RBMK-1000	925 MW	Construction 1970 · Grid 1974 · Shutdown 2018
Leningrad-2	Shut Down	LWGR RBMK-1000	925 MW	Construction 1970 · Grid 1976 · Shutdown 2020
Leningrad-3	Operational	LWGR RBMK-1000	925 MW	Construction 1973 · Grid 1980
Leningrad-4	Operational	LWGR RBMK-1000	925 MW	Construction 1975 · Grid 1981
Leningrad 2-1	Operational	PWR VVER V-491	1,066 MW	Construction 2008 · Grid 2018
Leningrad 2-2	Operational	PWR VVER V-491	1,066 MW	Construction 2010 · Grid 2021
Leningrad 2-3	Planned	PWR VVER V-491	1,085 MW	—
Leningrad 2-4	Planned	PWR VVER V-491	1,085 MW	—

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