The six-unit VVER station on the Dnipro in southern Ukraine, the largest nuclear power station in Europe at 5,700 megawatts of net capacity, legally operated by the Ukrainian state company Energoatom. The plant has been under Russian military occupation since March 2022 and all six reactors have been in cold shutdown since September 2022, so its capacity describes what is installed rather than anything currently generated.
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Facility Type LocationZaporizhzhia region, Ukraine 1 Capacity (MW)Net capacity across six units. All six have been in cold shutdown since September 2022, under the Russian occupation of the site that began in March 2022, so nothing is currently generated. Commissioned Year Connections
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World Nuclear AssociationCountry Profiles, Ukraine, Nuclear industry development
with all six units in cold shutdown since September 2022.
Country Profiles, Ukraine, Nuclear power industry
Ukraine's nuclear power plants are operated by NNEGC Energoatom
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all six reactors have been in cold shutdown since September 2022, so its capacity describes what is installed rather than anything currently generated.
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Unit 1: 25 December 1985
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