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Nuclear reactors supplied by Toshiba

Toshiba is recorded as the nuclear steam supply system (NSSS) supplier of 17 units in 1 country, per the IAEA PRIS register: 10 operating with 10,648 MWe net and 7 shut down.

One of Japan's two boiling water reactor suppliers, including the ABWR. By country: Japan (17). By technology: 17 BWR. The first unit was connected in 1974 and the most recent in 2005. The most powerful unit in operation is Hamaoka 5, in Japan, with 1,325 MWe. 7 units have been permanently shut down.

Units with a Toshiba nuclear steam supply system

UnitCountryTypeModelMWeGrid connectionStatus
Fukushima Daiichi 3Japan JapanBWRBWR-47601974Shut down
Hamaoka 1Japan JapanBWRBWR-45151974Shut down
Fukushima Daiichi 5Japan JapanBWRBWR-47601977Shut down
Hamaoka 2Japan JapanBWRBWR-48061978Shut down
Fukushima Daini 1Japan JapanBWRBWR-51,0671981Shut down
Onagawa 1Japan JapanBWRBWR-44981983Shut down
Fukushima Daini 3Japan JapanBWRBWR-51,0671984Shut down
Kashiwazaki Kariwa 1Japan JapanBWRBWR-51,0671985Operation suspended
Hamaoka 3Japan JapanBWRBWR-51,0561987Operation suspended
Kashiwazaki Kariwa 2Japan JapanBWRBWR-51,0671990Operation suspended
Kashiwazaki Kariwa 3Japan JapanBWRBWR-51,0671992Operation suspended
Hamaoka 4Japan JapanBWRBWR-51,0921993Operation suspended
Onagawa 2Japan JapanBWRBWR-57961994Operating
Kashiwazaki Kariwa 6Japan JapanBWRABWR1,3151996Operation suspended
Onagawa 3Japan JapanBWRBWR-57962001Operation suspended
Hamaoka 5Japan JapanBWRABWR1,3252004Operation suspended
Higashidori (Tohoku) 1Japan JapanBWRBWR-51,0672005Operation suspended

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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