The total output of the Tianwan NPP has reached 300 billion kWh

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AtomInfo.Ru, PUBLISHED 19.11.2021

The Tianwan NPP (China) has generated more than 300 billion kilowatt-hours as of 0¹² November 15, 2021 (local time) since the startup of the first power unit.

The output of the power units of the Tianwan NPP is as follow:

• Unit No. 1 (VVER-1000, V-428, commissioned on May 17, 2007) - 115.429 billion kWh;

• Unit 2 (VVER-1000, V-428, commissioned on August 16, 2007) - 116.084 billion kWh;

• Unit 3 (VVER-1000, V-428M, commissioned on February 14, 2018) - 29.663 billion kWh;

• Unit 4 (VVER-1000, V-428M, commissioned on December 22, 2018) - 24.912 billion kWh;

• Unit 5 (CNP-1000, commissioned on August 09, 2020) - 9.562 billion kWh;

• Unit 6 (CNP-1000, commissioned on June 02, 2021) - 4.350 billion kWh.

Topics: Asia, China, NPP Tianwan

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