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🇷🇺 Novovoronezh

Nuclear power plant · Russia

Operational
Capacity≈4,481 MW
Units7
First Online1964
Construction Start1957
Reactor TypePWR
Coordinates51.273, 39.197

Novovoronezh is a nuclear power station in Russia. Of its 7 recorded unit(s), 4 reactors are operational, 3 permanently shut down. Combined net capacity of the operating units is about 4,481 MW. The first unit reached commercial operation in 1964. Reactor technology on site: PWR.

Reactor units at Novovoronezh

UnitStatusReactor typeNet capacityKey dates
Novovoronezh-1Shut DownPWR
VVER V-210
197 MWConstruction 1957 · Grid 1964 · Shutdown 1988
Novovoronezh-2Shut DownPWR
VVER V-365
336 MWConstruction 1964 · Grid 1970 · Shutdown 1990
Novovoronezh-3Shut DownPWR
VVER V-179
385 MWConstruction 1967 · Grid 1972 · Shutdown 2016
Novovoronezh-4OperationalPWR
VVER V-179
385 MWConstruction 1967 · Grid 1973
Novovoronezh-5OperationalPWR
VVER V-187
950 MWConstruction 1974 · Grid 1981
Novovoronezh 2-1OperationalPWR
VVER V-392M
1,114 MWConstruction 2008 · Grid 2017
Novovoronezh 2-2OperationalPWR
VVER V-392M
1,114 MWConstruction 2009 · Grid 2019
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