EDF, the world’s biggest nuclear power plant operator, has 40 reactors online, representing 69 percent of available nuclear capacity, RTE data show. EDF’s 58 nuclear plants generate about 78 percent of the country’s power.
The following table lists EDF’s atomic units that are out of service, their generating capacity in megawatts, when they stopped and the expected return date, if known, according to RTE. Two asterisks highlight an unplanned halt.
UNIT NAME MW OUT RETURN
Dampierre-1 890 July 14 --
Chinon B-1 905 July 14 --
Nogent-1 1,310 June 22 --
Blayais-4 910 June 20 --
St-Laurent-1 915 June 16 July 21
Cattenom-4 1,300 **May 29 --
Cruas-1 915 May 26 --
Gravelines-5 910 May 19 --
Paluel-3 1,330 May 19 --
Dampierre-4 890 May 5 --
Gravelines-3 910 April 28 --
Tricastin-3 915 April 28 --
Penly-2 1,330 April 5 --
Golfech-1 1,310 March 24 July 22
Cruas-4 915 March 24 --
Blayais-1 910 March 2 July 20
Civaux-2 1,495 Feb. 18 --
Chooz B-2 1,500 Feb. 16 --
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