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Hamaoka

Hamaoka, nuclear power plant in Japan, has 3 boiling water reactors with 3,473 MW net installed capacity, with operation suspended.

Unit Hamaoka 3 has been operating for 39 years, since 1987. Its 3,473 MW net are enough to supply about 10,900,000 households.

Country
Japan
Units
5
Technology
BWR
Net capacity
3,473 MWe
First grid connection
1976
Operator
Chubu Electric Power
Owner
Chubu Electric Power Co Inc
Status
Operation suspended
Operating capacity
3,473 MWe
net electrical
Units
5
0 operating · 3 suspended
First start-up
1976
Hamaoka
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Units

UnitTypeModelStatusMWeMWtConstruction startGrid connectionClosureLoad factor
Hamaoka 1Boiling water (BWR)BWR-4Shut down5151,593Jun 1971Aug 1974Jan 2009—
Hamaoka 2Boiling water (BWR)BWR-4Shut down8062,436Jun 1974May 1978Jan 2009—
Hamaoka 3Boiling water (BWR)BWR-5Offline, awaiting restart1,0563,293Apr 1983Jan 1987——
Hamaoka 4Boiling water (BWR)BWR-5Offline, awaiting restart1,0923,293Oct 1989Jan 1993——
Hamaoka 5Boiling water (BWR)ABWROffline, no restart pending1,3253,926Jul 2000Apr 2004——

Data: IAEA PRIS · Wikipedia · updated on Sep 17, 2026

Hamaoka 1, a 515 MWe BWR (BWR-4), started construction in 1971 and operated from 1974 to 2009.

Hamaoka 2, an 806 MWe BWR (BWR-4), started construction in 1974 and operated from 1978 to 2009.

Hamaoka 3, a 1,056 MWe BWR (BWR-5), started construction in 1983, was connected to the grid in 1987 and is currently suspended.

Hamaoka 4, a 1,092 MWe BWR (BWR-5), started construction in 1989, was connected to the grid in 1993 and is currently suspended.

Hamaoka 5, a 1,325 MWe BWR (ABWR), started construction in 2000, was connected to the grid in 2004 and is currently suspended.

Operator: Chubu Electric Power.

Owner: Chubu Electric Power Co Inc (Hamaoka 1, Hamaoka 2, Hamaoka 3, Hamaoka 4, Hamaoka 5).

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