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| Penly Nuclear Power Plant |
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| Data |
| Country |
France |
| Operator |
EDF |
| Built |
1982 |
| Start of commercial operation |
May 4, 1990 |
| Reactors |
| Reactors active |
2 (2764 MW) |
| Power |
| Capacity |
MW |
| Total power generation in 2006 |
19,418 GWh |
| Average annual generation (last 5 yrs) |
17,970 GWh |
| Net generation |
272,211 GWh |
| Other details |
Website
Site c/o Betreibers |
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As of July 22, 2007
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The Nuclear power station Penly (French: Centrale nucléaire de Penly) lies in the French municipality Penly in Normandy in the Département Seine-Maritime on the English Channel. The nuclear power station, which consists of two pressurized water reactors, lies about 15 kilometers far away from Dieppe.
The plant employs about 670 full time people and is operated by the French company Électricité de France (EDF). Water from the English Channel is used for cooling.
Both of the PWR units are of the 1330 MWe class. The installed total output is 2764 MW thus the plant is about average for French nuclear plants. It feeds on average about 18 billion kilowatt-hours per year into public grid; this corresponds about 80% of the current annual consumption of Normandy.
Coordinates: 49°58′36″N 1°12′43″E / 49.97667, 1.21194
