It was reported that construction work at the Paks Nuclear Power Plant could start at the beginning of next year with supplementary buildings and support facilities indispensable for building the new reactors, Attila Aszódi, state secretary in charge of maintaining the power plantʼs capacity.
Speaking at an energy conference in Bükfürdő (western Hungary), Attila Aszódi said that the authorities had acquired all the necessary environmental permits, as well as the site permit and all approval needed from the European Union
Operating Hungarian power reactors:
Reactor |
Model |
Net MWe |
First Power |
Scheduled Close |
Paks 1 |
VVER-440/V-213 |
470 |
1982 |
2032 |
Paks 2 |
VVER-440/V-213 |
473 |
1984 |
2034 |
Paks 3 |
VVER-440/V-213 |
473 |
1986 |
2036 |
Paks 4 |
VVER-440/V-213 |
473 |
1987 |
2037 |
Total(4) |
1889 MWe (2000 MWe gross) |
Planned Hungarian power reactors: |
Reactor |
Type |
MWe Gross |
Start Construction |
First Power |
Paks 5 |
AES2006/VVER-1200 |
1200 |
January 2018 |
2025 |
Paks 6 |
AES2006/VVER-1200 |
1200 |
|
2026 |
Total(2) |
2400 MWe |
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Speaker Information |
Mr. János Süli
Minister without Portfolio Hungarian Government, Hungary |
Mr. Attila Aszódi
State Secretary, Minister without Portfolio
Hungarian Government, Hungary |
TBA
TBA Hungarian Atomic Energy Authority (HAEA) , Hungary |
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