{
  "id": "zheleznogorsk-mox",
  "slug": "zheleznogorsk-mox",
  "name": "Zheleznogorsk MOX plant",
  "stage": "fabrication",
  "company_id": "rosatom",
  "operator_name": null,
  "use_class": null,
  "safeguards": null,
  "capacity_range": null,
  "product_line": "mox",
  "waste_class": null,
  "country_iso3": "RUS",
  "lat": 56.2528,
  "lon": 93.5322,
  "capacity_value": 60,
  "capacity_unit": "tHM/yr",
  "capacity_year": 2026,
  "capacity_note": null,
  "output_value": null,
  "output_unit": null,
  "output_tu": null,
  "output_year": null,
  "status": "operating",
  "commissioned": null,
  "notes": "Russia's MOX plant, supplying the BN-800 fast reactor at Beloyarsk, which is the only reactor anywhere running a full MOX core. The pairing is the point: a fast reactor can burn plutonium that a light water reactor cannot, so Russia is the only country whose reprocessing, MOX fabrication and reactor fleet actually close on each other.\n",
  "source_name": "World Nuclear Association, Nuclear Fuel Fabrication",
  "source_url": "https://world-nuclear.org/information-library/nuclear-fuel-cycle/conversion-enrichment-and-fabrication/fuel-fabrication",
  "source_ref": null,
  "company_name": "Rosatom",
  "company_slug": "rosatom",
  "url": "https://nuclearchain.net/facilities/zheleznogorsk-mox/",
  "license": "CC BY 4.0",
  "attribution": "NuclearChain (nuclearchain.net)"
}