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Piketon nuclear power plant 1

Cancelled (inferred) United States
Gross capacity
1,600MW

Piketon nuclear power plant 1 is a pressurised water reactor unit at Piketon nuclear power plant in United States rated at 1,600 MW gross. It is cancelled (a status Global Energy Monitor inferred from an absence of observed progress).

Specification
Reactor type Pressurised water reactor (PWR)
ModelEPR
Size classLarge
CoolantLight water
ModeratorLight water
Gross capacity1,600MW
Net capacity (reference)not disclosed
Net capacity (design)not disclosed
Thermal outputnot disclosed
Typical enrichment3–5% U-235
Ownership & location
SitePiketon nuclear power plant
Unit1
CountryUnited States
OwnerDuke Energy Corp100%
OperatorDuke Energy
Coordinates 39.0124, -83.0008
Cancelled2013
Fuel chain for this unit
Fuel form
Uranium dioxide pellets in zirconium-alloy cladding
Enrichment
3–5% U-235
Who makes this assembly
Upstream

Enriched fuel means this unit sits downstream of five conversion plants and four enrichment operators holding 88% of world capacity between the top three.

Fabricator capability is recorded against reactor type and model line, not against named units — utilities do not publish fuel contracts. See the fuel chain.

Other EPR units

18 units worldwide share this model designation.

UnitCountryStatusGross MW
Flamanville nuclear power plant 3 France Operating 1,650
Olkiluoto nuclear power plant 3 Finland Operating 1,720
Bell Bend nuclear power plant United States Cancelled 1,600
Callaway nuclear power plant 2A United States Cancelled 1,600
Calvert Cliffs nuclear power plant 3 United States Cancelled 1,600
Idaho Energy Complex nuclear power plant United States Cancelled 1,600
Jaitapur nuclear power plant 1 India Announced 1,730
Jaitapur nuclear power plant 2 India Announced 1,730
Jaitapur nuclear power plant 3 India Announced 1,730
Jaitapur nuclear power plant 4 India Announced 1,730
Jaitapur nuclear power plant 5 India Announced 1,730
Jaitapur nuclear power plant 6 India Announced 1,730

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