Reactors
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| Mark-0 **Vendor/Designer:** [[vendors/antares-nuclear]] |
| McMaster Nuclear Reactor (MNR) Located at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, the MNR is a pool-type research reactor with a thermal power of 5 MWth, operated for educational and research purposes. It holds importance in producing I-125 for cancer treatment and supporting neutron activation studies in a civilian con |
| MCSFR **Vendor/Designer:** [[vendors/elysium-industries]] |
| Micro-Modular Reactor **Vendor/Designer:** [[vendors/ultra-safe-nuclear--usnc]] |
| Microreactor **Vendor/Designer:** [[vendors/general-matter]] |
| MIR.M1 Situated at the Research Institute of Atomic Reactors (RIAR) in Dimitrovgrad, Russia, MIR.M1 is a 100 MWth channel-type research reactor. It is designed for materials and fuel testing under conditions representative of operating power reactors. Operational since the 1960s, it continues to contribute |
| Missouri University Research Reactor (MURR) Located at the University of Missouri in Columbia, USA, the Missouri University Research Reactor (MURR) is the highest-power university research reactor in the nation. It is a major producer of medical radioisotopes such as Lu-177 and I-131, supporting civilian healthcare needs. Operational since 19 |
| MIT Research Reactor (MITR-II) Based at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, USA, the MIT Research Reactor (MITR-II) is the oldest research reactor in continuous operation in the country. It is significant for its contributions to nuclear engineering education and experimental therapies like boron neutron captu |
| Mochovce Unit 4 Mochovce Unit 4 is located at the Mochovce Nuclear Power Plant in western Slovakia. With a net capacity of 471 MWe, it plays a vital role in Slovakia's energy independence and low-carbon electricity production. The unit became operational recently, completing a long-delayed expansion of the Mochovce |
| NARES **Vendor/Designer:** [[vendors/natura-resources]] |
| Natrium **Vendor/Designer:** [[vendors/terrapower]] |
| Natrium (TerraPower, Kemmerer WY) Planned for construction in Kemmerer, Wyoming, USA, the Natrium reactor by TerraPower is a sodium-cooled fast reactor with a net capacity of 345 MWe, integrated with molten salt energy storage. This innovative design is significant for its potential to provide flexible, carbon-free power to the grid |
| NEXT Lab MSR **Vendor/Designer:** [[vendors/abilene-christian-univ]] |
| NIRR-1 NIRR-1 is an operational research reactor located at Ahmadu Bello University in Zaria, Nigeria, managed by the Centre for Energy Research and Training (CERT). Based on a Chinese MNSR design, it is significant for supporting neutron activation analysis and training in nuclear science. It has been ope |
| NIST Center for Neutron Research (NCNR) Located in Gaithersburg, Maryland, USA, the NIST Center for Neutron Research (NCNR) is a vital facility for neutron scattering studies at the National Institute of Standards and Technology. It supports around 2,000 scientists annually, contributing to advancements in materials characterization for c |
| NRU (National Research Universal) Situated at Chalk River Laboratories in Ontario, Canada, the NRU was a heavy water research reactor with a thermal power of 135 MWth, once the world’s largest producer of Mo-99 for medical use. Its significance stems from over 60 years of contributions to isotope production, materials testing, and n |
| Nuward **Vendor/Designer:** [[vendors/edf]] |
| Nuwardx **Vendor/Designer:** [[vendors/framatome---technicatome]] |
| Ohma Unit 1 Ohma Unit 1 is under construction at the Ohma Nuclear Power Plant in Aomori Prefecture, Japan. With a substantial net capacity of 1383 MWe, it is poised to be a major contributor to Japan's nuclear energy revival and decarbonization efforts. Construction progress continues despite historical delays |
| Olkiluoto 3 Olkiluoto 3 is located at the Olkiluoto Nuclear Power Plant on the western coast of Finland. As one of the most powerful reactors in Europe with a net capacity of 1600 MWe, this EPR design significantly boosts Finland's energy independence and carbon-neutral goals. It is operational after a long con |
| Onagawa Unit 2 Onagawa Unit 2 is situated at the Onagawa Nuclear Power Plant in Miyagi Prefecture, Japan, operated by Tohoku Electric Power Company. It holds significance as one of the reactors to resume operations post-Fukushima, demonstrating enhanced safety measures with a net capacity of 825 MWe. The unit has |
| OPAL (Open Pool Australian Light-water) OPAL is located at Lucas Heights in New South Wales, Australia, operated by ANSTO. This 20 MWth research reactor is a critical facility for isotope production, particularly Mo-99 for medical use in the Asia-Pacific region, and supports materials science and neutron scattering research. Operational s |
| Orbitron **Vendor/Designer:** [[vendors/avalanche-energy]] |
| Oregon State TRIGA Reactor (OSTR) Situated at Oregon State University in Corvallis, USA, the Oregon State TRIGA Reactor (OSTR) is a TRIGA Mark II reactor used for civilian research and training. It plays an important role in neutron activation analysis and radiation effects studies for educational and industrial applications. Operat |
| ORPHEE Located at the CEA Saclay site in France, ORPHEE was a pool-type research reactor moderated by heavy water, focused on neutron scattering and condensed matter physics. It played a notable role in scientific research for approximately 40 years before its permanent shutdown in 2019. Its contributions |
| Palisades Located in Covert Township, Michigan, USA, the Palisades Nuclear Power Plant is a pressurized water reactor with a net capacity of 805 MWe. Historically operational since 1971, it was shut down in 2022 but is currently under construction for a planned restart, marking a significant effort to revive |
| Paluel 1 (EPR2) Paluel 1, an EPR2 reactor, is planned for the Paluel Nuclear Power Plant in Normandy, France. With a capacity of 1670 MWe, it contributes to France's goal of maintaining nuclear energy as a key component of its civilian power grid. It remains in the planning stage with no operational history. |
| PARR-1 Situated at the Pakistan Institute of Nuclear Science and Technology (PINSTECH) in Nilore, Islamabad, PARR-1 is a 10 MWth pool reactor dedicated to civilian research. It plays a significant role in isotope production, neutron activation, and training, having been converted to low-enriched uranium (L |
| Patnow 1 Patnow 1 is under construction at the Patnow site in central Poland, as part of the country’s first steps toward nuclear energy adoption. This APR1400 reactor, with a capacity of 1400 MWe, is significant for Poland’s energy transition, aiming to reduce coal dependency and enhance energy security. It |
| Patnow 2 Patnow 2 is planned for the Patnow site in central Poland, alongside Patnow 1, as part of Poland’s nuclear energy expansion. This APR1400 reactor, also with a 1400 MWe capacity, is key to supporting the country’s shift from fossil fuels to sustainable energy sources. Currently in the planning stage, |
| Penly 1 (EPR2) Penly 1, an EPR2 reactor, is under construction at the Penly Nuclear Power Plant in Normandy, France. With a planned capacity of 1670 MWe, it is part of France's strategy to expand civilian nuclear capacity with advanced, safer reactor designs. As it is still under construction, there is no operatio |
| Penly 2 (EPR2) Penly 2, an EPR2 reactor, is planned for the Penly Nuclear Power Plant in Normandy, France. This 1670 MWe reactor is significant for supporting France's commitment to nuclear energy as a cornerstone of its civilian energy policy. Currently in the planning stage, it has no operational history. |
| Penn State Breazeale Reactor (PSBR) Located at Penn State University in State College, Pennsylvania, USA, the Penn State Breazeale Reactor (PSBR) is the oldest continuously operating university research reactor in the country. It serves a significant role in training and civilian research applications like neutron activation and radio |
| PIK Located in Gatchina, Russia, at the Petersburg Nuclear Physics Institute (PNPI), PIK is a 100 MWth heavy water-moderated high-flux research reactor. Designed as one of Europe’s premier neutron sources, it supports neutron scattering and fundamental nuclear physics research. After over 30 years of co |
| Portuguese Research Reactor (RPI) The Portuguese Research Reactor (RPI) was located at Instituto Superior Técnico in Lisbon, Portugal, and operated by IST/LPSR. This 1 MWth pool-type reactor supported neutron activation and training until its permanent shutdown in 2013. It played a role in advancing civilian nuclear research and edu |
| PROTEUS PROTEUS, a zero-power critical assembly, was located at the Paul Scherrer Institut (PSI) in Villigen, Switzerland. It played a key role in reactor physics and criticality experiments for civilian nuclear research until its permanent shutdown in 2011. With a thermal power of just 0.001 MWth, it suppo |
| PRR-1 (Philippine Research Reactor) Located in Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines, the PRR-1 is a pool-type research reactor managed by the Philippine Nuclear Research Institute. It was used for training and neutron activation studies before being permanently shut down in 1988 due to safety and funding concerns. The reactor no longer o |
| PWR-20 **Vendor/Designer:** [[vendors/last-energy]] |
| R2-0 (Studsvik) The R2-0 research reactor was located at Studsvik in Nyköping, Sweden, and was operated by Studsvik AB. As the last operating research reactor in Sweden, it was significant for materials testing and training until its permanent shutdown in 2005. This 0.05 MWth pool-type reactor contributed to civili |
| RA-10 Under construction at the Centro Atómico Bariloche in Argentina, RA-10 is a 30 MWth pool reactor designed to replace RA-3 as the primary isotope producer. Managed by INVAP and CNEA, it will support medical isotope production, neutron scattering, and materials testing upon completion. This multi-purp |
| RA-3 Located at the Centro Atómico Ezeiza in Argentina, RA-3 is a 10 MWth pool reactor and the country's primary facility for medical isotope production, notably Mo-99. Operated by INVAP and CNEA, it has been a key player in civilian nuclear research for many years. Its contributions are vital to Argenti |
| RHF (Réacteur Haut Flux) Located at the Institut Laue-Langevin (ILL) in Grenoble, France, the RHF is a heavy water research reactor renowned as the world's highest-flux neutron source for neutron scattering. Its significance lies in supporting around 2,000 researchers annually in fields like condensed matter physics and str |
| Rhode Island Nuclear Science Center (RINSC) Located in Narragansett, Rhode Island, USA, the Rhode Island Nuclear Science Center (RINSC) houses a pool-type research reactor for civilian applications. It supports neutron activation, irradiation services, and industrial research, contributing to scientific advancements. Operational since 1962, i |
| Ringhals 1 (restart) Ringhals 1 is located at the Ringhals Nuclear Power Plant on Sweden's west coast, near Varberg. Originally shut down in 2020, its planned restart with a net capacity of 900 MWe reflects Sweden's renewed commitment to nuclear power for energy security and climate goals. Efforts are underway to bring |
| RITM-200S **Vendor/Designer:** [[vendors/rusatom]] |
| Rolls-Royce SMR **Vendor/Designer:** [[vendors/rolls-royce]] |
| Rolls-Royce SMR (Unit 1) Rolls-Royce SMR Unit 1 is a planned small modular reactor (SMR) project in the UK, with a specific site yet to be finalized. This unit is notable for advancing SMR technology in the UK, offering a capacity of 470 MWe net to support flexible, low-carbon energy production. It remains in the planning s |
| Rolls-Royce SMR (Unit 2) Rolls-Royce SMR Unit 2 is another planned SMR project in the UK, with the site still undetermined. It plays a key role in the UK's exploration of modular nuclear technology, with a capacity of 470 MWe net. The project is in the planning phase, aligning with efforts to diversify nuclear energy option |
| Rolls-Royce SMR (Unit 3) Rolls-Royce SMR Unit 3 is a proposed SMR project in the UK, with no specific site confirmed yet. This unit is part of a broader initiative to deploy scalable nuclear solutions, contributing 470 MWe net to the energy mix. It is currently in the planning stage, pending further development and site sel |
| Rooppur Unit 1 Rooppur Unit 1 is situated at the Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant in Ishwardi, Pabna District, Bangladesh, and is the nation's first nuclear power facility. This VVER-1200 reactor, with a net capacity of 1200 MWe, is crucial for meeting Bangladesh's growing energy demands and supporting sustainable deve |
| Rooppur Unit 2 Rooppur Unit 2 is located alongside Unit 1 at the Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant in Ishwardi, Pabna District, Bangladesh, as part of the country's inaugural nuclear energy project. This VVER-1200 reactor, also with a 1200 MWe capacity, plays a vital role in enhancing energy security and reducing carbon |
| RP-10 RP-10 is a 10 MWth pool-type research reactor located at the Centro Nuclear Huarangal in Lima, Peru, operated by IPEN. Designed by Argentina’s INVAP, it remains operational and is significant for isotope production, neutron activation, and training in the region. It supports Peru’s civilian nuclear |
| RSG-GAS (G.A. Siwabessy) RSG-GAS, also known as G.A. Siwabessy, is an operational multi-purpose pool-type research reactor located in Serpong, Banten, Indonesia, managed by BATAN. It is significant as Indonesia’s primary research reactor, facilitating neutron scattering, isotope production, and training. It has been in oper |
| RTP (TRIGA PUSPATI) The RTP, a 1 MWth TRIGA Mark II reactor, is located at the Malaysian Nuclear Agency in Bangi, Selangor, Malaysia. It supports civilian research through neutron activation analysis, training, and radioisotope production. The reactor is currently operational, contributing to Malaysia's nuclear science |
| SAFARI-1 Situated at the Pelindaba Research Centre in North West Province, South Africa, SAFARI-1 is a 20 MWth tank-type research reactor. It is one of the world’s top producers of Mo-99, a critical medical isotope, and has been fueled with low-enriched uranium (LEU) since 2009. Operational since 1965, it pl |
| Sanao Unit 1 Sanao Unit 1 is a planned nuclear power reactor located in China, part of the country's expanding civilian nuclear energy infrastructure. It features the HPR1000 reactor design, reflecting China's focus on advanced, domestically developed nuclear technology for energy security. As it is still in the |
| Sanao Unit 2 Sanao Unit 2 is a planned nuclear power reactor in China, situated alongside Unit 1 as part of a broader effort to increase clean energy capacity. This unit also utilizes the HPR1000 design, showcasing China's commitment to standardized, modern nuclear power solutions. It remains in the planning pha |
| Sanmen Unit 3 Sanmen Unit 3 is situated at the Sanmen Nuclear Power Plant in Zhejiang Province, China. This unit is notable for adopting the AP1000 design, with a capacity of 1157 MWe net, supporting China's nuclear technology diversification. It is currently under construction, with completion anticipated to bol |
| SEALER **Vendor/Designer:** [[vendors/leadcold]] |
| SEALER-Arctic **Vendor/Designer:** [[vendors/blykalla]] |