What power plants or nuclear power plants are under construction in our country right now?

Sanmen Nuclear Power, Marine Nuclear Power, Changjiang Nuclear Power. Huaneng Daqing Thermal Power Plant, Daqing Oilfield Thermal Power Plant, Inner Mongolia Xiwujinshan Power Plant, Qinbei Power Plant Million Unit 6, Guizhou Tongzi Power Plant, Karamay Power Plant.

There are 17 nuclear power plants in China, which are located in Dalian City in Liaoning Province, Haiyang City and Ningjin Bay in Shandong Province, Tianwan in Lianyun District, Lianyungang City in Jiangsu Province, Haiyan County in Zhejiang Province, Taizhou City, Fuding City, Fuqing City in Zhejiang Province, Shenzhen City, the west coast of Daya Bay in Guangdong, Taishan City, Yangjiang City, Fangchenggang City and Changjiang County.

In the future, China will also vigorously develop nuclear power, which has always been pinned on high hopes in China's energy structure adjustment. According to the 13th Five-Year Plan, by the end of 2020, China's installed capacity of nuclear power operation will reach 58 million kilowatts, and the installed capacity under construction will reach more than 30 million kilowatts. In order to complete the target of 88 million kilowatts of first-class machines in operation and under construction on time, at least 6 units will be started every year during the 13th Five-Year Plan period.

1. Qinshan Nuclear Power Plant is located on the shore of Hangzhou Bay, and is a 300,000 kilowatt pressurized water reactor nuclear power plant built and operated and managed. In March 1985, the first tank of concrete on the bottom plate of the nuclear island was poured, and in December 1991, it was connected to the grid for the first time for power generation, and in April 1994, it was put into commercial operation, and in July 1995, it passed the national acceptance.

2. The project of Guangdong Daya Bay Nuclear Power Plant was officially started on August 7, 1987, and two pressurized water reactor reactor units with a single capacity of 984MWE were put into commercial operation on February 1 and May 6, 1994.

3. Tianwan Nuclear Power Plant is located in Tianwan, Lianyun District, Lianyungang City, Jiangsu Province, the project was officially started on October 20, 1999, and the construction period of a single unit was 62 months, which was completed and put into operation in 2004 and 2005 respectively.

4. The first phase of the Lingao Nuclear Power Plant started construction in May 1997. It is located on the southeast side of the Dapeng Peninsula on the west coast of Daya Bay in Guangdong. The Lingao Nuclear Power Station is one of the largest energy projects among the capital construction projects that started construction in China during the Ninth Five-Year Plan period.

Qinshan Nuclear Power Plant.

Qinshan Nuclear Power Plant is the first 300,000 kW pressurized water reactor nuclear power plant designed, constructed, operated and managed by CICC Laoyuguo, located in Haiyan County, Jiaxing City, Zhejiang Province. It is 100% owned by China National Nuclear Corporation, and Qinshan Nuclear Power Company is responsible for operation and management.

Qinshan Nuclear Power Plant adopts the world's most mature pressurized water reactor, and the nuclear island adopts three barriers: fuel cladding, pressure shell and containment, which can withstand internal pressure, high temperature and various natural disasters caused by extreme accidents. The first phase of the project started in 1985 and was completed and put into operation in 1991. The annual power generation capacity is 1.7 billion kWh.

China's nuclear power plants are: Qinshan Nuclear Power Plant, Hongyanhe Nuclear Power Plant, Qinshan No. 2 Nuclear Power Plant, Qinshan No. 3 Nuclear Power Plant, Haiyang Nuclear Power Plant, Ningde Nuclear Power Plant, Fuqing Nuclear Power Plant, Daya Bay Nuclear Power Chunqi Plant, Yangjiang Nuclear Power Plant, Fangcheng Naijiashan Nuclear Power Plant, Tianwan Nuclear Power Plant, Taishan Nuclear Power Plant, Sanmen Nuclear Power Plant, Changjiang Nuclear Power Plant, Lingao Nuclear Power Plant, Fangchenggang Nuclear Power Plant, Jinshan Nuclear Power Plant, Guosheng Nuclear Power Plant, Ma'anshan Nuclear Power Plant, and the last three nuclear power plants belong to Taiwan.

Qinshan Nuclear Power Plant is the first 300,000 kW pressurized water reactor (PWR) nuclear power plant designed, constructed, operated and managed by China, located in Haiyan County, Jiaxing City, Zhejiang Province. It is 100% controlled by China National Nuclear Corporation, and China Nuclear Power Operation Management is responsible for operation management.

Liaoning Hongyanhe Nuclear Power Plant, located in Hongyanhe Town, Wafangdian City, Dalian City, Liaoning Province, is the first nuclear power project approved for construction during the "Eleventh Five-Year Plan" period, the first nuclear power project in China to install four million kilowatt nuclear power units at the same time, and the first nuclear power plant in Northeast China.

Qinshan No. 2 Nuclear Power Plant is located on the coast of the East China Sea, on the north bank of the Wuling River estuary in Qiantang, located in Yangliushan, Qinshan Town, Haiyan County, adjacent to the first and third phases of Qinshan Nuclear Power Plant, adjacent to Hangzhou Bay in the east, and located in the load center of East China Power Grid.

There are not two nuclear power plants that have been built in our country.

Let me give you a brief introduction.

Up to now, the nuclear power plants that have been completed and put into operation and are connected to the grid for power generation are:

Qinshan Nuclear Power Plant in Zhejiang Province, Qinshan Phase II Nuclear Power Plant and Expansion Project, Qinshan Phase III Nuclear Power Plant, Daya Bay Nuclear Power Plant in Guangdong, Lingao Nuclear Power Plant Phase I in Guangdong, Tianwan Nuclear Power Plant Phase I in Lianyungang, Jiangsu.

Nuclear power plants under construction:

Guangdong Lingao Phase II Nuclear Power Plant, Liaoning Hongyanhe Nuclear Power Plant Phase I.

Phase I of Ningde Nuclear Power Plant in Fujian.

Fujian Fuqing Nuclear Power Plant.

Guangdong Yangjiang Nuclear Power Plant.

Zhejiang Qinshan Nuclear Power Plant expanded Fangjiashan Nuclear Power Plant.

Beijing's China Experimental Fast Reactor (this seems to be Tsinghua University's experimental fast reactor) Zhejiang Sanmen Nuclear Power Plant.

Guangdong Taishan Nuclear Power Plant Phase I.

Shandong Haiyang Nuclear Power Plant.

Shandong Shidaowan Nuclear Power Plant.

Phase I of Hainan Changjiang Nuclear Power Plant.

As for the nuclear power plants that are being built, that is, they are waiting for approval and waiting for expert inspection and demonstration, there are really countless ones, not to mention thirty or forty, and our county still wants to report nuclear power plant projects. Hehe.

ps, I'm a student majoring in nuclear engineering and nuclear technology at Harbin Engineering University, and now I'm basically developing towards nuclear power plants, so I know a little more, and I should know more deeply when I have the opportunity to go to a nuclear power plant in my junior and senior years.

If the landlord has any questions, I'll help you ask, nuclear power is in need of talents.

It's not two, Daya Bay, Qinshan, and the one between Yantai and Qingdao that was built last year, what major do you study, I have ideas about this, hehe.

As of August 2012, there are currently four commercial nuclear power plants in Chinese mainland, including a total of 15 nuclear power units. They are Daya Bay Nuclear Power Station (2 units), Qinshan Nuclear Power Plant (1 unit in Phase I, 4 units in Phase II and its expansion, and 2 units in Phase III), Tianwan Nuclear Power Plant (2 units in Phase I), and Lingao Nuclear Power Station (2 units in Phase I and Phase II).

There are a total of 11 nuclear power plants under construction, namely:

Hongyanhe Nuclear Power Plant - the first nuclear power plant in Northeast China.

Ningde Nuclear Power Plant - China's first island nuclear power plant.

Guangdong Taishan Nuclear Power Plant - the benchmark of international EPR.

Sanmen Nuclear Power Plant - the world's first AP1000 reactor.

Fujian Fuqing Nuclear Power Plant.

Guangdong Yangjiang Nuclear Power Plant.

Fangjiashan Nuclear Power Plant - Qinshan Nuclear Power Plant Expansion Project.

Haiyang Nuclear Power Plant in Shandong Province – China's largest nuclear power project.

Hainan Changjiang Nuclear Power Plant – the southernmost nuclear power plant.

Guangxi Fangchenggang Nuclear Power Plant – the first nuclear power plant in western China.

Shidaowan Nuclear Power Station - the first high-temperature gas-cooled reactor demonstration power station.

The preliminary work is basically over, and there are 5 nuclear power plants waiting for final approval, namely:

Hunan Taohuajiang Nuclear Power Plant, Hubei Xianning Nuclear Power Plant, Jiangxi Pengze Nuclear Power Plant, Liaoning Xudabao Nuclear Power Plant, Guangdong Lufeng Nuclear Power Plant.

There are more than 20 nuclear power plants in the pipeline, and they are:

Zhejiang Cangnan Nuclear Power Plant, Liaoning Donggang Nuclear Power Plant, Chongqing Fuling Nuclear Power Plant, Guangdong Haifeng Nuclear Power Plant, Guangxi Hongsha Nuclear Power Plant, Shandong Hongshiding Nuclear Power Plant, Anhui Jiyang Nuclear Power Plant, Heilongjiang Jiamusi Nuclear Power Plant, Guangdong Jieyang Nuclear Power Plant, Jilin Jingyu Nuclear Power Plant, Henan Nanyang Nuclear Power Plant, Sichuan Sanba Nuclear Power Plant, Fujian Sanming Nuclear Power Plant, Guangdong Shaoguan Nuclear Power Plant, Hubei Songzi Nuclear Power Plant, Anhui Wuhu Nuclear Power Plant, Hunan Xiaomoshan Nuclear Power Plant, Jiangxi Yanjiashan Nuclear Power Plant, Fujian Zhangzhou Nuclear Power Plant, Guangdong Zhaoqing Nuclear Power Plant, Zhejiang Zhexi Nuclear Power Plant.

The site selection of nuclear power plants is still being ......

For detailed information about the nuclear power plants that have been built and are under construction in China, please refer to the [Special Topic] China Nuclear Power Archives of the Sanhai One Nuclear Science Network.