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Nuclear reactors supplied by Combustion Engineering

Combustion Engineering is recorded as the nuclear steam supply system (NSSS) supplier of 15 units in 1 country, per the IAEA PRIS register: 10 operating with 10,662 MWe net and 5 shut down.

Two-loop pressurized water reactors in the United States; its System 80 is the origin of the APR-1400. By country: United States (15). By technology: 15 PWR. The first unit was connected in 1971 and the most recent in 1987. The most powerful unit in operation is Palo Verde 2, in the United States, with 1,314 MWe. 5 units have been permanently shut down.

Units with a Combustion Engineering nuclear steam supply system

UnitCountryTypeModelMWeGrid connectionStatus
Palisades 1United States United StatesPWRCE 2-loop (DRY)8051971Shut down
Maine YankeeUnited States United StatesPWRCE (DRY)8601972Shut down
Fort Calhoun 1United States United StatesPWRCE 2-loop (WET)4821973Shut down
Calvert Cliffs 1United States United StatesPWRCE 2-loop (DRY)8771975Operating
Millstone 2United States United StatesPWRCE 2-loop (DRY)8691975Operating
Calvert Cliffs 2United States United StatesPWRCE 2-loop (DRY)8551976Operating
St. Lucie 1United States United StatesPWRCE (DRY)9811976Operating
Arkansas Nuclear One 2United States United StatesPWRCE (DRY)9881978Operating
San Onofre 2United States United StatesPWRCE (DRY)1,0701982Shut down
San Onofre 3United States United StatesPWRCE (DRY)1,0801983Shut down
St. Lucie 2United States United StatesPWRCE (DRY)9871983Operating
Palo Verde 1United States United StatesPWRCE80 2-loop (DRY)1,3111985Operating
Waterford 3United States United StatesPWRCE 2LP (DRYAMB)1,1681985Operating
Palo Verde 2United States United StatesPWRCE80 2-loop (DRY)1,3141986Operating
Palo Verde 3United States United StatesPWRCE80 2-loop (DRY)1,3121987Operating

Data: Global Energy Monitor (CC BY 4.0), IAEA PRIS 2025, Wikipedia (CC BY-SA), Wikidata and Wikimedia Commons. Capacities in net MWe unless stated.

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