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Rostov

Rostov, nuclear power plant in Russia, operates 4 pressurized water reactors with 3,868 MW net installed capacity and has been in service since 2001.

Unit Rostov 1 has been operating for 25 years, since 2001. Its 3,868 MW net are enough to supply about 12,200,000 households.

Country
Russia
Units
4
Technology
PWR
Net capacity
3,868 MWe
First grid connection
2001
Operator
Rosenergoatom
Owner
Rosatom
Status
Operating
Operating capacity
3,868 MWe
net electrical
Units
4
4 operating
First start-up
2001
Rostov
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Units

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

Rostov 1, a 989 MWe PWR (VVER-1000 (V-320)), started construction in 1981, was connected to the grid in 2001 and is still operating, with a 88.6% load factor in 2024.

Rostov 2, a 950 MWe PWR (VVER-1000 (V-320)), started construction in 1983, was connected to the grid in 2010 and is still operating, with a 88.6% load factor in 2024.

Rostov 3, a 950 MWe PWR (VVER-1000 (V-320)), started construction in 2009, was connected to the grid in 2014 and is still operating, with a 95.9% load factor in 2024.

Rostov 4, a 979 MWe PWR (VVER-1000 (V-320)), started construction in 2010, was connected to the grid in 2018 and is still operating, with a 87.1% load factor in 2024.

Operator: Rosenergoatom.

Owner: Rosatom (Rostov 1, Rostov 2, Rostov 3, Rostov 4).

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