Tennessee, USA. A 70's era PWR, whose construction was abandoned in 1985, and resumed in 2007. Article.
#4: Shimane No. 3 (1,373 MWe)
Matsue, Shimane prefecture, Japan. A new boiling-water reactor. There's lots of information on the official site, if you can read Japanese
.Twin APR-1400s on the sea (Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power)
#3: Shin-Kori No. 3 (1,400 MWe)
South Korea. An APR-1400, a third-generation PWR of Korean design. Also known as the Korean Next-Generation Reactor (see Nuclear Power in South Korea). The country's long term plan is 10 new reactors by 2030, reaching ~40% of domestic electric supply. Not very ambitious. :(
EPR under construction in Olkiluoto (Areva)
#2: Flamanville No. 3 (1,650 MWe)
Flamanville, France (Normandy) and
#1: Olkiluoto No. 3 (1,720 MWe)
Finland - both EPRs, a French PWR design. These are the first two.
Statistics are from the IAEA database.
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