Maki Nuclear Power Plant

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The Maki Nuclear Power Plant (巻原子力発電所 Maki genshiryoku hatsudensho?) was a plan for a nuclear power plant in Maki in the Niigata Prefecture but the application was withdrawn. It would have been operated by the Tōhoku Electric Power Company.

[edit] Reactors on Site

[edit] Unit 1

  • Type:BWR
  • Begin of operation: Heisei 24（planned)
  • Electric Output: 825 MW

[edit] Time line

  • 1982 initial application for permission to build the plant
  • 1983 Analysis halted
  • 1994 the mayor of Maki called for the mothballed plan to be revisited. During the same year there was a local referendum.
  • February 2, 2004 withdrawal of application
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