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Tianwan Nuclear Power Unit 7 of China Nuclear Power Investment Holdings, a subsidiary of CNNC Group, was successfully connected to the grid for the first time on October 8, officially sending the first kilowatt hour of electricity to the grid, laying a solid foundation for subsequent commercial operation of the unit. According to information, the Tianwan Nuclear Power Plant plans to build 8 units. Units 1-6 have generated more than 550 billion kilowatt-hours of safe and stable power generation, and Unit 7 is expected to be put into commercial operation within the year. Once all eight units are put into operation at the Tianwan Nuclear Power Station, the total installed capacity will exceed 9 million kilowatts, the annual power generation capacity will exceed 70 billion kilowatt-hours, and carbon dioxide emissions can be reduced by 57.4 million tons per year.
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Tianwan Nuclear Power Unit 7 of China Nuclear Power Investment Holdings, a subsidiary of CNNC Group, was successfully connected to the grid for the first time on October 8, officially sending the first kilowatt hour of electricity to the grid, laying a solid foundation for subsequent commercial operation of the unit. According to information, the Tianwan Nuclear Power Plant plans to build 8 units. Units 1-6 have generated more than 550 billion kilowatt-hours of safe and stable power generation, and Unit 7 is expected to be put into commercial operation within the year. Once all eight units are put into operation at the Tianwan Nuclear Power Station, the total installed capacity will exceed 9 million kilowatts, the annual power generation capacity will exceed 70 billion kilowatt-hours, and carbon dioxide emissions can be reduced by 57.4 million tons per year.
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