Timeline · 1967

The world's nuclear fleet in 1967

In 1967, 67 nuclear reactors were operating in 12 countries, 6.6 GWe net, with 68 under construction. 9 of those units are not included in the net capacity because no net figure has been published for them.

Compared with 1966, the operating fleet grew by 1 reactor. 11 reactors were connected to the grid that year, 2,088 MWe, mostly in United States (4), France (2) and United Kingdom (2). 3 units were permanently shut down, 81 MWe. The countries with the most operating capacity were United Kingdom (3,196 MWe), France (994 MWe) and United States (936 MWe).

Connected to the grid in 1967

UnitCountryTypeModelMWe
Douglas Point (AECL)Canada CanadaPHWRCANDU 200206
BrennilisFrance FranceHWGCRMONTS-D'ARREE70
Chooz AFrance FrancePWRCHOOZ-A305
AVR ReactorGermany GermanyHTGRPebble bed reactor prototype (AVR) (Pebble bed reactor prototype)13
Beloyarsk 2Russia RussiaLWGRAMB-200146
Oldbury A1United Kingdom United KingdomGCRMagnox217
Winfrith SGHWRUnited Kingdom United KingdomSGHWRSGHWR92
Connecticut YankeeUnited States United StatesPWRWH (DRY)560
Peach Bottom 1United States United StatesHTGR—40
San Onofre 1United States United StatesPWRWH (DRY)436
SaxtonUnited States United StatesPWRunknown3

Shut down in 1967

Countries by operating capacity in 1967

#CountryReactorsMWeUnder construction
1United Kingdom United Kingdom253,19611
2France France79944
3United States United States1393624
4Italy Italy3563—
5Germany Germany43666
6Russia Russia83044
7Japan Japan21493
8Canada Canada1225
9Puerto Rico Puerto Rico117—
10Belgium Belgium110—
11Sweden Sweden1101
12Switzerland Switzerland162
13India India003
14Kazakhstan Kazakhstan001
15Netherlands Netherlands001
16Pakistan Pakistan001
17Slovakia Slovakia001
18Spain Spain001

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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