Table: Japan nuclear operations: Shikoku Elec shuts Ikata No.3 reactor for maintenance

Chugoku Electric Power Co

27/02/2023 03:13

TOKYO, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Japan's Shikoku Electric Power
Co Inc  9507.T  has shut the No.3 reactor at its Ikata nuclear
power station in western Japan for maintenance and refuelling, a
company spokesperson said on Monday.
    The utility shut the 890-megawatt (MW) reactor on Feb. 23
and plans to reboot it in late May, he said.
    With the shutdown, Japan has seven operating reactors with a
capacity of 7,306 MW. 
    Many of Japan's reactors are still going through a
relicensing process under safety standards imposed after the
Fukushima disaster.  
    Nine regional power utilities and a wholesaler Japan Atomic
Power Co (Japco) now have 33 reactors available for commercial
use, with a combined capacity of 33,083 MW. 
    The companies had 54 reactors operating before the Fukushima
disaster.
    The table below shows the status of Japan's nuclear power
plants. 
    The regional utilities are: Chubu Electric Power  9502.T ,
Chugoku Electric Power  9504.T , Hokkaido Electric Power
 9509.T , Hokuriku Electric Power  9505.T , Kansai Electric
Power  9503.T , Kyushu Electric Power  9508.T , Shikoku Electric
Power  9507.T , Tohoku Electric Power  9506.T  and Tokyo
Electric Power (Tepco)  9501.T . 
    They are referred to in the table by their regional names. 
        
  Company               Plant  Unit      MW              Status
 Hokkaido              Tomari     1     579    Shutdown 22/4/11
 Hokkaido              Tomari     2     579    Shutdown 26/8/11
 Hokkaido              Tomari     3     912     Shutdown 5/5/12
   Tohoku             Onagawa     2     825    Shutdown 6/11/10
   Tohoku             Onagawa     3     825    Shutdown 11/3/11
   Tohoku         Higashidori     1   1,100     Shutdown 6/2/11
    Tepco  Kashiwazaki-Kariwa     1   1,100     Shutdown 6/8/11
    Tepco  Kashiwazaki-Kariwa     2   1,100    Shutdown 16/7/07
    Tepco  Kashiwazaki-Kariwa     3   1,100    Shutdown 16/7/07
    Tepco  Kashiwazaki-Kariwa     4   1,100    Shutdown 16/7/07
    Tepco  Kashiwazaki-Kariwa     5   1,100    Shutdown 25/1/12
    Tepco  Kashiwazaki-Kariwa     6   1,356    Shutdown 26/3/12
    Tepco  Kashiwazaki-Kariwa     7   1,356    Shutdown 23/8/11
    Chubu             Hamaoka     3   1,100   Shutdown 29/11/10
    Chubu             Hamaoka     4   1,137    Shutdown 13/5/11
    Chubu             Hamaoka     5   1,380    Shutdown 14/5/11
 Hokuriku               Shika     1     540     Shutdown 1/3/11
 Hokuriku               Shika     2   1,206    Shutdown 11/3/11
   Kansai              Mihama     3     826      Online 30/8/22
   Kansai            Takahama     1     826    Shutdown 10/1/11
   Kansai            Takahama     2     826   Shutdown 25/11/11
   Kansai            Takahama     3     870      Online 24/7/22
   Kansai            Takahama     4     870    Shutdown 30/1/23
   Kansai                 Ohi     3   1,180     Online 16/12/22
   Kansai                 Ohi     4   1,180      Online 15/7/22
  Chugoku             Shimane     2     820    Shutdown 27/1/12
  Shikoku               Ikata     3     890    Shutdown 23/3/23
   Kyushu              Genkai     3   1,180     Online 10/12/22
   Kyushu              Genkai     4   1,180       Online 7/2/23
   Kyushu              Sendai     1     890    Shutdown 16/2/23
   Kyushu              Sendai     2     890      Online 11/6/22
    Japco         Tokai Daini     1   1,100    Shutdown 11/3/11
    Japco             Tsuruga     2   1,160     Shutdown 7/5/11
    Total                            33,083                    
 
 (Reporting by Yuka Obayashi; Editing by Subhranshu Sahu)
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