Bugey 1 (EPR2)
Bugey 1, an EPR2 reactor, is planned for the Bugey Nuclear Power Plant in eastern France. With a capacity of 1670 MWe, it supports France's long-term vision for sustainable civilian nuclear energy production. Currently in the planning phase, it has no operational history.
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Bugey 1 (EPR2)
Status: PLANNED Category: POWER Country: France France Type: EPR2 EPR2 Capacity: 1670 MWe
Overview
Bugey 1, an EPR2 reactor, is planned for the Bugey Nuclear Power Plant in eastern France. With a capacity of 1670 MWe, it supports France's long-term vision for sustainable civilian nuclear energy production. Currently in the planning phase, it has no operational history.
Key Facts
Source: IAEA PRIS / reactors_canonical · Enriched by Grok Last updated: 2026-05-10
Sources
- World Nuclear Association - France — Overview of France's nuclear energy program, including planned reactors like EPR2 at Bugey.
- EDF Group — Official website of EDF, the primary operator of nuclear power plants in France, including the Bugey site.
- World Nuclear News - France's Nuclear Future [UNVERIFIED] — Article discussing France's plans for new EPR2 reactors, including potential development at Bugey.
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