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Yibin Beijiang nuclear power plant

Yibin Beijiang nuclear power plant is a nuclear site in China with 2 units on record. None is currently operating.

Units on record
2
Operating
0
Operating capacity
not disclosed
Country

Units

UnitStatusTypeModelGross MWOnline
Unit 1 Cancelled (inferred) PWR CAP1000 1,250 -
Unit 2 Cancelled (inferred) PWR CAP1000 1,250 -

Unit by unit

Each unit's rating, type and milestone dates as recorded by the Global Nuclear Power Tracker, with any correction we made to it. A dash or "not disclosed" means the source does not give the value.

Yibin Beijiang nuclear power plant 1 Cancelled (inferred)

Corrected against a later source

GNPT types the unit as a pressurized heavy water reactor, but its model is the CAP1000, the Chinese version of the AP1000, a pressurised water reactor. The World Nuclear Association reactor database lists the CAP1000 unit Haiyang 3 as a Pressurized Water Reactor (PWR), model CAP1000. The fuel family follows the type. The unit is cancelled, so this corrects the record of what was proposed.

reactor_type: phwr → pwr · World Nuclear Association, Nuclear Reactor Database, Haiyang 3 (model CAP1000, type PWR) · verified 2026-10-22

GNPT types the unit as a pressurized heavy water reactor, but its model is the CAP1000, the Chinese version of the AP1000, a pressurised water reactor. The World Nuclear Association reactor database lists the CAP1000 unit Haiyang 3 as a Pressurized Water Reactor (PWR), model CAP1000. The fuel family follows the type. The unit is cancelled, so this corrects the record of what was proposed.

fuel_family: phwr → pwr · World Nuclear Association, Nuclear Reactor Database, Haiyang 3 (model CAP1000, type PWR) · verified 2026-10-22

Reactor typePressurised water reactor (PWR)
ModelCAP1000
Size classLarge
Gross capacity1,250MW
Net capacitynot disclosed
Thermal outputnot disclosed
Enrichment3–5% U-235
NSSS vendorState Power Investment Corporation
OwnerChina National Nuclear Power Co Ltd100%
Milestonesno dates on record

Yibin Beijiang nuclear power plant 2 Cancelled (inferred)

Corrected against a later source

GNPT types the unit as a pressurized heavy water reactor, but its model is the CAP1000, the Chinese version of the AP1000, a pressurised water reactor. The World Nuclear Association reactor database lists the CAP1000 unit Haiyang 3 as a Pressurized Water Reactor (PWR), model CAP1000. The fuel family follows the type. The unit is cancelled, so this corrects the record of what was proposed.

reactor_type: phwr → pwr · World Nuclear Association, Nuclear Reactor Database, Haiyang 3 (model CAP1000, type PWR) · verified 2026-10-22

GNPT types the unit as a pressurized heavy water reactor, but its model is the CAP1000, the Chinese version of the AP1000, a pressurised water reactor. The World Nuclear Association reactor database lists the CAP1000 unit Haiyang 3 as a Pressurized Water Reactor (PWR), model CAP1000. The fuel family follows the type. The unit is cancelled, so this corrects the record of what was proposed.

fuel_family: phwr → pwr · World Nuclear Association, Nuclear Reactor Database, Haiyang 3 (model CAP1000, type PWR) · verified 2026-10-22

Reactor typePressurised water reactor (PWR)
ModelCAP1000
Size classLarge
Gross capacity1,250MW
Net capacitynot disclosed
Thermal outputnot disclosed
Enrichment3–5% U-235
NSSS vendorState Power Investment Corporation
OwnerChina National Nuclear Power Co Ltd100%
Milestonesno dates on record
Site detail
LocationJuexi, Sichuan, China
Coordinates28.9247, 104.2650approximate
Elevationnot given: the position is only approximate
Settingnot given: the position is only approximate
RegionEastern Asia
Units by status
Cancelled: 2
Owners & operators
Owners
China National Nuclear Power Co Ltd
Operatorsnot disclosed

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