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Tianwan, nuclear power plant in China, operates 6 pressurized water reactors with 6,240 MW net installed capacity and has been in service since 2007.

Unit Tianwan 1-2 has been operating for 19 years, since 2007. Tianwan 4-7 is under construction, with grid connection expected in 2026. Its 6,240 MW net are enough to supply about 19,700,000 households.

Country
China
Units
8
Technology
PWR
Net capacity
6,240 MWe
First grid connection
2007
Operator
Jiangsu Nuclear Power
Owner
China National Nuclear Power Co Ltd
Status
Operating
Operating capacity
6,240 MWe
net electrical
Units
8
6 operating
First start-up
2007
Tianwan
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Units

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

Tianwan 1-1, a 1,000 MWe PWR (V-428), started construction in 1999, was connected to the grid in 2006 and is still operating, with a 83.6% load factor in 2024.

Tianwan 1-2, a 1,000 MWe PWR (V-428), started construction in 2000, was connected to the grid in 2007 and is still operating, with a 84.8% load factor in 2024.

Tianwan 2-3, a 1,060 MWe PWR (VVER), started construction in 2012, was connected to the grid in 2017 and is still operating, with a 84.5% load factor in 2024.

Tianwan 2-4, a 1,060 MWe PWR (VVER), started construction in 2013, was connected to the grid in 2018 and is still operating, with a 92.3% load factor in 2024.

Tianwan 3-5, a 1,060 MWe PWR (CNP-1000 (CNNC) (CNP-1000)), started construction in 2015, was connected to the grid in 2020 and is still operating, with a 92% load factor in 2024.

Tianwan 3-6, a 1,060 MWe PWR (CNP-1000 (CNNC) (CNP-1000)), started construction in 2016, was connected to the grid in 2021 and is still operating, with a 91.2% load factor in 2024.

Tianwan 4-7, a 1,171 MWe PWR (VVER-1200 (V-491)), has been under construction since 2021, with grid connection expected in 2026.

Tianwan 4-8, a 1,171 MWe PWR (VVER-1200 (V-491)), has been under construction since 2022, with grid connection expected in 2027.

Operator: Jiangsu Nuclear Power.

Owner: China National Nuclear Power Co Ltd (Tianwan 1-1, Tianwan 1-2, Tianwan 2-3, Tianwan 2-4, Tianwan 3-5, Tianwan 3-6, Tianwan 4-7, Tianwan 4-8).

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