Table: Japan nuclear operations: Kyushu shuts Sendai reactor, restarts Genkai

KYUDEN Holdings

19/06/2024 10:00

TOKYO, June 19 (Reuters) - Kyushu Electric Power
 9508.T  has shut the No.1 reactor at its Sendai nuclear power
station in southwestern Japan for maintenance, while restarting
the No.4 reactor at its Genkai power station, a company
spokesperson said on Wednesday.
    The 890-megawatt (MW) No.1 reactor at Sendai was shut down
on June 14, with plans to restart in late August. The 1,180-MW
No.4 reactor at Genkai was rebooted on June 1 after going
offline on March 27 for scheduled maintenance, the spokesperson
said.
    Meanwhile, Kansai Electric Power  9503.T  has shut the No.1
reactor at its Takahama nuclear power station in western Japan
for scheduled maintenance on June 2, a company spokesperson
said.
    The 826-MW reactor is expected to restart in late August,
the spokesperson added.
    Following the changes, Japan has 10 operating reactors with
a total capacity of 9,892 MW.
    Many companies are still going through a relicensing process
to comply with stricter safety standards imposed after the 2011
Fukushima disaster. The companies had 54 operational reactors
before it.
    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               Tomah     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 18/1/24
   Kansai            Takahama     1     826     Shutdown 2/6/24
   Kansai            Takahama     2     826      Online 15/9/23
   Kansai            Takahama     3     870     Online 22/12/23
   Kansai            Takahama     4     870      Online 23/4/24
   Kansai                 Ohi     3   1,180       Online 5/4/24
   Kansai                 Ohi     4   1,180     Online 25/10/23
  Chugoku             Shimane     2     820    Shutdown 27/1/12
  Shikoku               Ikata     3     890      Online 24/5/23
   Kyushu              Genkai     3   1,180      Online 31/1/24
   Kyushu              Genkai     4   1,180       Online 1/6/24
   Kyushu              Sendai     1     890    Shutdown 14/6/24
   Kyushu              Sendai     2     890      Online 16/7/23
    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 Barbara Lewis)
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