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Hongyanhe

Hongyanhe, nuclear power plant in China, operates 6 pressurized water reactors with 6,366 MW net installed capacity and has been in service since 2013.

It is the highest-capacity nuclear plant in China. Its 6,366 MW net are enough to supply about 20,100,000 households.

Country
China
Units
6
Technology
PWR
Net capacity
6,366 MWe
First grid connection
2013
Operator
Liaoning Hongyanhe Nuclear Power
Owner
CGNPC Nuclear Power Investment Co Ltd
Status
Operating
Operating capacity
6,366 MWe
net electrical
Units
6
6 operating
First start-up
2013

Units

Data: IAEA PRIS · Global Energy Monitor · updated on Aug 1, 2026

Hongyanhe 1-1, a 1,061 MWe PWR (CPR-1000), started construction in 2007, was connected to the grid in 2013 and is still operating, with a 84.2% load factor in 2024.

Hongyanhe 1-2, a 1,061 MWe PWR (CPR-1000), started construction in 2008, was connected to the grid in 2013 and is still operating, with a 82.1% load factor in 2024.

Hongyanhe 1-3, a 1,061 MWe PWR (CPR-1000), started construction in 2009, was connected to the grid in 2015 and is still operating, with a 84.4% load factor in 2024.

Hongyanhe 1-4, a 1,061 MWe PWR (CPR-1000), started construction in 2009, was connected to the grid in 2016 and is still operating, with a 96.5% load factor in 2024.

Hongyanhe 2-5, a 1,061 MWe PWR (ACPR-1000), started construction in 2015, was connected to the grid in 2021 and is still operating, with a 84.8% load factor in 2024.

Hongyanhe 2-6, a 1,061 MWe PWR (ACPR-1000), started construction in 2015, was connected to the grid in 2022 and is still operating, with a 86% load factor in 2024.

Operator: Liaoning Hongyanhe Nuclear Power.

Owner: CGNPC Nuclear Power Investment Co Ltd (Hongyanhe 1-1, Hongyanhe 1-2, Hongyanhe 1-3, Hongyanhe 1-4, Hongyanhe 2-5, Hongyanhe 2-6).

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