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The largest nuclear plants

Bruce nuclear power plant in Canada is the largest operating nuclear plant on record, with 8 units and 6.9 GW gross. Ranked by combined operating capacity at one site.

A "plant" is a site: several reactor units sharing one location, sometimes built decades apart. Ranked by combined operating capacity; a unit under construction at the same site adds to its future total, shown separately, not to the rank.

#PlantCountryOperating unitsOperating GW grossBuilding
1 Bruce nuclear power plant Canada 8 6.9 -
2 Hongyanhe nuclear power plant China 6 6.7 -
3 Fuqing nuclear power plant China 6 6.7 -
4 Tianwan nuclear power plant China 6 6.6 +2 (2.5 GW)
5 Yangjiang nuclear power plant China 6 6.5 -
6 Hanbit nuclear power plant South Korea 6 6.2 -
7 Hanul nuclear power plant South Korea 6 6.2 -
8 Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant Ukraine 6 6.0 -
9 Gravelines nuclear power plant France 6 5.7 -
10 Barakah nuclear power plant United Arab Emirates 4 5.7 -
11 Paluel nuclear power plant France 4 5.5 -
12 Cattenom nuclear power plant France 4 5.4 -
13 Alvin W Vogtle nuclear power plant United States 4 5.0 -
14 Fangchenggang nuclear power plant China 4 4.5 -
15 Qinshan nuclear power plant China 7 4.5 -
16 Flamanville nuclear power plant France 3 4.4 -
17 Leningrad nuclear power plant Russia 4 4.4 +2 (2.4 GW)
18 Ningde nuclear power plant China 4 4.4 +2 (2.4 GW)
19 Palo Verde nuclear power plant United States 3 4.2 -
20 Ling'ao nuclear power plant China 4 4.2 -
21 Rostov nuclear power plant Russia 4 4.1 -
22 Kalinin nuclear power plant Russia 4 4.0 -
23 Balakovo nuclear power plant Russia 4 4.0 -
24 Cruas nuclear power plant France 4 3.8 -
25 Tricastin nuclear power plant France 4 3.8 -
26 Chinon nuclear power plant France 4 3.8 -
27 Blayais nuclear power plant France 4 3.8 -
28 Novovoronezh nuclear power plant Russia 4 3.8 -
29 Browns Ferry nuclear power plant United States 3 3.8 -
30 Dampierre nuclear power plant France 4 3.7 -
31 Darlington nuclear power plant Canada 4 3.7 -
32 Bugey nuclear power plant France 4 3.7 -
33 Olkiluoto nuclear power plant Finland 3 3.6 -
34 Taishan nuclear power plant China 2 3.5 -
35 Forsmark nuclear power plant Sweden 3 3.4 -
36 Takahama nuclear power plant Japan 4 3.4 -
37 Kursk nuclear power plant Russia 3 3.3 +2 (2.5 GW)
38 Civaux nuclear power plant France 2 3.1 -
39 Chooz nuclear power plant France 2 3.1 -
40 South Ukraine nuclear power plant Ukraine 3 3.0 -
41 Smolensk nuclear power plant Russia 3 3.0 -
42 Saeul nuclear power plant South Korea 2 3.0 +2 (2.8 GW)
43 Shin-Hanul nuclear power plant South Korea 2 2.9 +2 (2.8 GW)
44 Rivne nuclear power plant Ukraine 4 2.8 -
45 Peach Bottom nuclear power plant United States 2 2.8 -
46 Kori nuclear power plant South Korea 3 2.8 -
47 Penly nuclear power plant France 2 2.8 -
48 St. Alban nuclear power plant France 2 2.8 -
49 Nogent nuclear power plant France 2 2.7 -
50 Golfech nuclear power plant France 2 2.7 -

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