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Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power

Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power is the nuclear steam supply system vendor for 33 reactor units on record, 20 of them operating, totalling 24.1 GW of gross capacity across 2 countries.

Operating units
20
24.1 GW gross
Under construction
4
Planned
6
Retired
0

Operator of the entire South Korean fleet and vendor of the OPR-1000 and APR-1400. The APR-1400 is the design exported to the United Arab Emirates for the four-unit Barakah station, the first nuclear plant in the Arab world. A subsidiary of Korea Electric Power Corporation.

Company
HeadquartersGyeongju, South Korea
Founded2001
Ownershipstate
Roles in the chainvendor, operator
Installed base by country
South Korea16
United Arab Emirates4

Design lines

DesignGenerationCapacityOperatingUnits
OPR-1000 II+ 1000 MWe gross 12 12
APR-1400 III 1400–1455 MWe gross 8 21

Installed base

UnitCountryStatusModelGross MWOnline
Saeul nuclear power plant 2 South Korea Operating APR-1400 1,491 2019
Saeul nuclear power plant 1 South Korea Operating APR-1400 1,488 2016
Shin-Hanul nuclear power plant 1 South Korea Operating APR-1400 1,455 2022
Barakah nuclear power plant 1 United Arab Emirates Operating APR-1400 1,417 2021
Barakah nuclear power plant 2 United Arab Emirates Operating APR-1400 1,417 2022
Barakah nuclear power plant 3 United Arab Emirates Operating APR-1400 1,417 2023
Barakah nuclear power plant 4 United Arab Emirates Operating APR-1400 1,417 2024
Shin-Hanul nuclear power plant 2 South Korea Operating APR-1400 1,400 2023
Hanbit nuclear power plant 6 South Korea Operating OPR-1000 1,053 2002
Hanul nuclear power plant 4 South Korea Operating OPR-1000 1,052 1999
Hanbit nuclear power plant 5 South Korea Operating OPR-1000 1,051 2002
Hanul nuclear power plant 3 South Korea Operating OPR-1000 1,051 1998
Hanul nuclear power plant 5 South Korea Operating OPR-1000 1,049 2004
Hanul nuclear power plant 6 South Korea Operating OPR-1000 1,049 2005
Shin-Kori nuclear power plant 1 South Korea Operating OPR-1000 1,048 2011
Shin-Wolsong nuclear power plant 1 South Korea Operating OPR-1000 1,048 2012
Shin-Wolsong nuclear power plant 2 South Korea Operating OPR-1000 1,048 2015
Shin-Kori nuclear power plant 2 South Korea Operating OPR-1000 1,047 2012
Hanbit nuclear power plant 3 South Korea Operating OPR-1000 1,041 1995
Hanbit nuclear power plant 4 South Korea Operating OPR-1000 1,041 1996
Saeul nuclear power plant 3 South Korea Under construction APR-1400 1,400 2026
Saeul nuclear power plant 4 South Korea Under construction APR-1400 1,400 2026
Shin-Hanul nuclear power plant 3 South Korea Under construction APR-1400 1,400 2032
Shin-Hanul nuclear power plant 4 South Korea Under construction APR-1400 1,400 2033
Pątnów nuclear power plant 1 Poland Announced APR-1400 1,400 2035
Pątnów nuclear power plant 2 Poland Announced APR-1400 1,400
Duwaiheen nuclear power plant 1 Saudi Arabia Announced APR-1400 1,400
Duwaiheen nuclear power plant 2 Saudi Arabia Announced APR-1400 1,400
Shin-Wolsong nuclear power plant 3 South Korea Cancelled (inferred) APR-1400 1,350
Shin-Wolsong nuclear power plant 4 South Korea Cancelled (inferred) APR-1400 1,350
Idaho Energy Complex Payette County nuclear power plant 1 United States Cancelled APR-1400 1,350
Buyende nuclear power plant 1 Uganda Announced APR-1400 1,000 2031
Buyende nuclear power plant 2 Uganda Announced APR-1400 1,000

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