List of nuclear research reactors explained

This is an annotated list of all the nuclear fission-based nuclear research reactors in the world, sorted by country, with operational status. Some "research" reactors were built for the purpose of producing material for nuclear weapons.

Algeria

See main article: Nuclear energy in Algeria.

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	Nur		Algiers		Pool				Temporary Shutdown	1,000		1989-03-24				Centre de Dévéloppement des Techniques Nucléaires
	Es Salam		Aïn Oussera, Djelfa		Heavy Water				Operational	15,000		1992-02-17				Centre de Recherche Nucléaire de Birine (CRNB)

Argentina

See also: Nuclear power in Argentina.

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	RA-10		Buenos Aires		Pool				Under Construction	30,000		(late 2023)				National Atomic Energy Commission
	RA-4		Rosario		Homog (S)				Operational	0.00		1972-01-01				National University of Rosario
	RA-2		Buenos Aires		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.03		1966-07-01				National Atomic Energy Commission
	RA-8		San Carlos de Bariloche		Crit Assembly				Temporary Shutdown	0.01		1997-06-17				National Atomic Energy Commission
	RA-1 Enrico Fermi		Buenos Aires		Tank				Operational	40		1958-01-20				National Atomic Energy Commission
	CAREM 25		Lima		Pwr Propulsion				Under Construction	100,000						National Atomic Energy Commission
	RA-6		San Carlos de Bariloche		Pool				Operational	500		1982-09-23				National Atomic Energy Commission
	RA-0		Córdoba		Tank				Operational	0.01		1965-01-01				National University of Córdoba
	RA-3		Ezeiza		Pool				Operational	10,000		1967-05-17				National Atomic Energy Commission

Australia

See also: Nuclear power in Australia.

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	OPAL		Lucas Heights		Pool		See notes below table.		Operational	20,000		2006-08-12				ANSTO		LWR
	CF		Lucas Heights		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.00		1973-03-01				ANSTO (formerly Australian Atomic Energy Commission)
	HIFAR		Lucas Heights		Heavy Water				Permanent Shutdown	10,000		1958-01-26		2007-01-30		ANSTO (formerly Australian Atomic Energy Commission)		DIDO class
	MOATA		Lucas Heights		Argonaut				Decommissioned	100		1961-04-01		2009		ANSTO (formerly Australian Atomic Energy Commission)		Argonaut

Notes: The main uses of the current OPAL reactor are:

• Irradiation of target materials to produce radioisotopes for medical and industrial applications
• Research in the fields of materials science and structural biology using neutron beams and its sophisticated suite of experimental equipment
• Analysis of minerals and samples using the neutron activation technique and the delay neutron activation technique
• Irradiation of silicon ingots in order to dope them with phosphorus and produce the basic material used in the manufacturing of semiconductor devices

Austria

See also: Nuclear energy in Austria.

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	ASTRA		Vienna		Pool				Decommissioned	10,000		1960-09-24		1999		Austrian Research Centers at Seibersdorf
	SAR-Graz		Graz		Argonaut				Decommissioned	10		1965-05-17		2004		Reactor Institute of the Technical Universities in Graz
	TRIGA II VIENNA		Vienna		TRIGA Mark II				Operational	250		1962-03-07

Bangladesh

See also: Nuclear power in Bangladesh.

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	BTRR, BAEC TRIGA Research Reactor		Savar, Dhaka		TRIGA Mark II				Operational	3,000		1986-09-14

Belarus

See also: Nuclear power in Belarus.

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	IRT-M Minsk	Sosny, Minsk	Pool, Irt			Decommissioned	5000	1962-04-01	1988				IRT research reactor
	Kristal	Sosny, Minsk	Crit Assembly			Extended Shutdown	0
	YALINA-Thermal	Sosny, Minsk	Subcrit			Operational	0	2000-01-01
	Giacint	Sosny, Minsk	Crit Assembly			Operational	0	2009-01-01
	YALINA-Booster	Sosny, Minsk	Subcrit			Operational	0	2005-05-30
	"Pamir"	Sosny, Minsk	Subcrit			Shut down			1986				mobile nuclear power reactor test

Belgium

See main article: Nuclear energy in Belgium.

• GUINEVERE – fast, accelerator driven, lead-cooled reactor at SCK•CEN, Mol^[3]

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	VENUS-F		Mol		Crit Assembly				Operational	0.10		1964-04-30						zero power critical facility, converted to GUINEVERE, at SCK•CEN, Mol[4]
	BR-1		Mol		Graphite				Operational	1,000		1956-05-11						4MWt air-cooled, graphite moderated research reactor at SCK•CEN, Mol[5]
	BR-2		Mol		Tank In Pool				Operational	100,000		1961-06-29						125MWt water-cooled, beryllium moderated material testing research reactor at SCK•CEN, Mol[6]
	MYRRHA		Mol		Fast				Planned	85,000
	BR-3		Mol		Pwr Power				Decommissioned	40,900		1962-08-29						11MWe PWR reactor (shut down and fully decommissioned) at SCK•CEN, Mol[7]
	BR-02, Mock-up of BR2		Mol		Pool				Decommissioned	0.50		1959-12-01
	THETIS RR-BN-1		Ghent		Pool				Decommissioned	250		1967-04-07						250kWt pool type reactor (shut down and fully decommissioned) at Ghent university (51.0238°N 3.7394°W)[8] [9] [10]

Brazil

See main article: Nuclear power in Brazil.

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	Argonauta		Rio de Janeiro		Argonaut				Operational	0.20		1965-02-20		-		IEN - Instituto de Engenharia Nuclear
	IEA-R1		São Paulo		Pool				Operational	6,000		1957-09-16		-		IPEN - Instituto de Pesquisas Energéticas e Nucleares
	TRIGA IPR-R1		Belo Horizonte		Pool (TRIGA Mark I)		Education, research, training and production of radioisotopes.		Operational	100*		1960-11-06		-		CDTN - Centro de Desenvolvimento de Tecnologia Nuclear		The expansion to 250 KW is in the licensing process, for which a new refrigeration system has been installed.
	RMB - Reator Multipropósito Brasileiro		Iperó(CTMSP - Centro Tecnológico da Marinha em São Paulo)		Pool				Operational	35,000		1978-05-21		-		Amazul S.A.;CNEN - Comissão Nacional de Energia Nuclear
	IPEN/MB-01		São Paulo		Pool				Operational	0.10		1988-11-09		-		IPEN - Instituto de Pesquisas Energéticas e Nucleares

Bulgaria

See main article: Nuclear power in Bulgaria.

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	IRT-Sofia		Sofia		Pool, IRT				Permanent Shutdown	2,000		1961-09-18		2009		Bulgarian Academy of Sciences

Canada

See main article: Nuclear power in Canada.

Nuclear research reactors in Canada!Name!Reactor Type!Status!Capacity!Operation Date!Closure!Operator and Owner!Notes

MAPLE 1	Medical isotope production reactor			2000	2008	Chalk River Laboratories	Incomplete commissioning, never completed testing. However, criticality was achieved[11]
MAPLE 2	Medical isotope production reactor			2003	2008	Chalk River Laboratories	Incomplete commissioning, never completed testing. However, criticality was achieved
NRU	Heavy water cooled/moderated[12]		135 MW	1957	2018[13]	Chalk River Laboratories
NRX	Heavy water moderated, light water cooled		42 MW	1947	1993	Chalk River Laboratories	One of the highest flux reactors in the world until shut down
SLOWPOKE-1 prototype	Pool Type		5 kW			Chalk River Laboratories, University of Toronto	The prototype was moved to the University of Toronto in 1971
PTR	Pool type				1990	Chalk River Laboratories
ZED-2			200 Wth	1960		Chalk River Laboratories
ZEEP	Heavy water		0	1945	1973	Chalk River Laboratories	The first nuclear reactor in Canada, and first outside the United States
WR-1	Organically cooled CANDU			1965[14]	1985	Whiteshell Laboratories	Coolant leak of 2,739 litres in Nov. 1978.[15]
SLOWPOKE-3 demonstration	Pool type		2 MWth	1987	1989	Whiteshell Laboratories
SLOWPOKE-2	Pool type		0	1981	2017 (start of decommissioning)[16]	Saskatchewan Research Council	On 17 January 2018, the reactor surpassed 20,000 hours of operation
SLOWPOKE-2	Pool type		20 kW	1984	1989	Nordion
SLOWPOKE-2 prototype	Pool type		20 kW	1971		Tunney's Pasture
SLOWPOKE-2	Pool type		20 kW	1976		Dalhousie University
SLOWPOKE-2	Pool type		0	1976		École Polytechnique de Montréal
McMaster Nuclear Reactor	SLOWPOKE-2 pool type		5 MWth	1959		McMaster University
SLOWPOKE-2	Pool type		20 kW	1985		Royal Military College
SLOWPOKE-2	Pool type		20 kW	1977	2017	University of Alberta
SLOWPOKE-2	Pool type		20 kW	1976	2001	University of Toronto	Rebuilt from SLOWPOKE-1

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	Ecole Polytechnique Subcritical Assembly		Montreal		Subcrit				Decommissioned	0.00		1974-01-01
	SLOWPOKE-2, Kanata		Ottawa		Slowpoke-2				Decommissioned	20		1984-06-06
	PTR		Chalk River		Pool				Decommissioned	0.10		1957-11-01
	SLOWPOKE-2, Halifax		Halifax		Slowpoke-2				Decommissioned	20		1976-07-08
	WR-1		Pinawa		Heavy Water				Under Decommissioning	60,000		1965-11-01
	SLOWPOKE-2, Toronto		Toronto		Slowpoke-2				Decommissioned	20		1971-06-05
	SLOWPOKE, Alberta		Edmonton		Slowpoke-2				Under Decommissioning	20		1977-04-22
	ZEEP		Chalk River		Heavy Water				Decommissioned	0.00		1945-09-01
	SLOWPOKE-2, RMC		Kingston		Slowpoke-2				Operational	20		1985-09-06
	NRU		Chalk River		Heavy Water				Permanent Shutdown	135,000		1957-11-03
	MAPLE 1		Chalk River		Tank In Pool				Permanent Shutdown	10,000
	MAPLE 2		Chalk River		Tank In Pool				Permanent Shutdown	10,000
	NRX		Chalk River		Heavy Water				Permanent Shutdown	42,000		1947-07-22
	SLOWPOKE-2, Montreal		Montreal		Slowpoke-2				Operational	20		1976-05-01
	SRC SLOWPOKE, Saskatchewan		Saskatoon		Slowpoke-2				Permanent Shutdown	20		1981-03-01
	SDR SLOWPOKE Demo Reactor		Pinawa		Heating Prot				Decommissioned	2,000		1987-07-15
	ZED-2		Chalk River		Tank				Operational	0.20		1960-09-07
	MNR McMaster University		Hamilton		Pool, Mtr				Operational	3,000		1959-04-04

Chile

See main article: Nuclear energy in Chile.

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	RECH-1		Santiago		Pool				Operational	5,000		1974-10-13				Chilean Nuclear Energy Commission (CChEN)
	RECH-2		Santiago		Pool				Extended Shutdown	2,000		1989-09-06				Chilean Nuclear Energy Commission (CChEN)		Pool-type reactor, 10 MW MTR – Comisión Chilena de Energía Nuclear, Santiago (criticality 1977, refurbished 1989), currently in extended shutdown[17]

China

See main article: Nuclear power in China.

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	MNSR IAE		Beijing		Mnsr				Operational	27		1984-03-10
	IHNI-1		Beijing		Mnsr				Operational	30		2009-12-07
	ZPR Fast		Beijing		Crit Fast				Extended Shutdown	0.05		1970-06-29
	MNSR-SH		Shanghai		Mnsr				Decommissioned	30		1991-12-18
	MNSR-SD		Jinan		Mnsr				Decommissioned	33		1989-05-01
	HWRR-II		Beijing		Heavy Water				Under Decommissioning	15,000		1958-09-01
	VENUS-1		Beijing		Subcrit				Operational	0.00		2005-07-18
	CARR		Beijing		Tank In Pool				Operational	60,000		2010-05-13
	CEFR		Beijing		Fast Breeder				Operational	65,000		2010-07-21					Chinese Experimental Fast Reactor (65 MW, 20 MWe, sodium cooled fast-spectrum neutron reactor). Located at CIAE Beijing, construction started May 2000, first criticality July 2010.
	MNSR-SZ		Shenzhen		Mnsr				Operational	30		1988-11-01
	SPR IAE		Beijing		Pool				Operational	3,500		1964-12-20
	CMRR (China Mianyang Research Reactor)		Mianyang		Pool				Operational	20,000		2013-09-01
	HTR-10		Beijing		High Temp Gas				Operational	10,000		2000-12-21
	MJTR		Chengdu		Pool				Operational	5,000		1991-03-02
	ESR-901		Beijing		Pool-2 Cores				Operational	1,000		1964-10-01
	NHR-5		Beijing		Heating Prot				Operational	5,000		1989-11-03
	SPRR-300		Chengdu		Pool				Operational	3,000		1979-06-28
	HFETR Critical		Chengdu		Crit Assembly				Operational	0.00		1979-06-20
	PPR PULSING		Chengdu		Pool, Uzrh				Operational	1,000		1990-08-01
	HFETR		Chengdu		Tank				Operational	125,000		1979-12-27
	Zero Power Reactor		Chengdu		Crit Assembly				Permanent Shutdown	0.00		1966-01-01
	TMSR-SF1		Shanghai		Experimental				Planned	10,000
	TMSR-LF1		Shanghai		Experimental				Planned	2,000
	TFHR Thorium Pebble Bed		Shanghai		Experimental				Planned	2,000

Democratic Republic of the Congo

See main article: Regional Center for Nuclear Studies.

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	TRICO II		Kinshasa		Triga Mark II				Extended Shutdown	1,000		1972-03-24				CREN-K University of Kinshasa		extended shut down since 2004 [18]
	TRICO I		Kinshasa		Triga Mark I				Permanent Shutdown	50		1959-06-06	1970;		CREN-K University of Kinshasa

Czech Republic

See main article: Nuclear power in the Czech Republic.

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	VR-1		Prague		Pool		training reactor		Operational	0.50		1990-03-12				Czech Technical University
	VR-2		Prague		Subcrit				Operational	0.00		2023-07-06
	LVR-15		Řež		Tank Wwr				Operational	10,000		1957-09-24						a VVR-SM type reactor
	SR-0		Plzeň		Pool				Decommissioned	1.00		1971-01-01
	TR-0		Řež		Tank				Decommissioned	0.30		1972-01-01
	LR-0		Řež		Pool - Variable Core				Operational	5		1982-12-19

Denmark

See main article: Nuclear energy in Denmark.

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	DR-3		Roskilde		Heavy Water				Under Decommissioning	10,000		1960-01-16				Risø		DIDO class experimental reactor (shut down permanently in 2000)
	DR-2		Roskilde		Pool				Decommissioned	5,000		1958-12-18	1975
	DR-1		Roskilde		Homog (L)				Decommissioned	2		1957-08-15	2001

Egypt

See main article: Nuclear program of Egypt.

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	ETRR-1		Cairo		Tank Wwr				Extended Shutdown	2,000		1961-02-08				Nuclear Research Center at Inshas
	ETRR-2		Cairo		Pool				Operational	22,000		1997-11-27				Nuclear Research Center at Inshas		built by Argentine INVAP

Estonia

• Paldiski – 2 PWR naval training reactors (dismantled)

Finland

See main article: Nuclear power in Finland.

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	FiR 1		Espoo						Under Decommissioning	250		1962-03-27	2015		VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland
	SCA		Helsinki		Subcrit				Decommissioned	0.00		1963-07-30

France

See main article: Nuclear power in France. Working:

• Azur at Cadarache
• Cabri at Cadarache
• Eole at Cadarache
• Masurca at Cadarache
• Minerve at Cadarache

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	Jules Horowitz Reactor		Saint-Paul-les-Durance		Tank In Pool				Under Construction	100,000
	Orphee		Saclay Nuclear Research Centre, Gif-sur-Yvette		Pool				Permanent Shutdown	14,000		1980-12-19				Saclay Nuclear Research Centre
	Minerve		Saint-Paul-lès-Durance		Pool				Under Decommissioning	0.10		1959-09-29
	Éole		Saint-Paul-lès-Durance		Tank In Pool				Under Decommissioning	1.00		1965-12-02
	Aquilon		Gif-sur-Yvette		Crit Fast				Decommissioned	0.10		1956-08-11
	Osiris		Gif-sur-Yvette		Pool				Under Decommissioning	70,000		1966-09-08
	Ulysse		Gif-sur-Yvette		Argonaut				Under Decommissioning	100		1961-07-27
	Silene		Dijon		Homog (L)				Permanent Shutdown	1.00		1974-01-01
	Mirene		Dijon		Homog (L)				Decommissioned	0.00		1975-01-01
	Strasbourg-Cronenbourg		Strasbourg		Argonaut				Decommissioned	100		1966-11-22
	Pegase		Saint-Paul-lès-Durance		Tank				Permanent Shutdown	30,000		1963-04-01
	EL-2		Saclay		Tank				Decommissioned	2,500		1952-01-01
	Zoé (EL1)		Fontenay-aux-Roses		Heavy Water				Decommissioned	150		1948-12-15						the first French nuclear reactor (1948)
	Scarabee		Cadarache		Pool				Decommissioned	100,000		1982-01-01
	Phebus		Aix-en-Provence		Pool				Under Decommissioning	38,000		1978-08-09
	Cabri		Saint-Paul-lès-Durance		Pool				Operational	25,000		1963-01-01
	ILL High Flux Reactor		Grenoble		Heavy Water				Operational	58,300		1971-07-01				Institut Laue-Langevin		Réacteur à Haut Flux (RHF), currently the world's most intense source of neutrons and the source of the most intense neutron flux
	Masurca		Saint-Paul-lès-Durance		Crit Fast				Temporary Shutdown	5		1966-12-14
	Isis		Saclay Nuclear Research Centre, Gif-sur-Yvette		Pool				Operational	700		1966-04-28				Saclay Nuclear Research Centre
	Harmonie		Saint-Paul-lès-Durance		Tank				Decommissioned	1.00		1965-08-01
	Rapsodie		Cadarache		Fast, Power				Under Decommissioning	40,000		1963-01-01
	Siloette		Grenoble		Pool				Decommissioned	100		1964-02-01
	Cesar		Saint-Paul-les-Durance		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	10		1964-12-01
	EL 4		Carhaix-Plouguer		Heavy Water				Under Decommissioning	267,000		1966-12-01
	Siloe		Grenoble		Pool				Decommissioned	35,000		1963-03-18
	Nereide		Fontenay-aux-Roses		Pool				Decommissioned	500		1960-09-15
	Marius		Saint-Paul-les-Durance		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.40		1960-01-01
	Triton		Fontenay-aux-Roses		Pool				Decommissioned	6,500		1959-06-29
	Melusine		Grenoble		Pool				Decommissioned	8,000		1958-07-01
	EL 3		Saclay		Heavy Water				Decommissioned	18,000		1957-01-01
	Proserpine		Gif-sur-Yvette		Homog (L)				Decommissioned	0.00		1958-03-17
	Alecto		Gif-sur-Yvette		Homog (L)				Decommissioned	0.00		1961-01-01
	Peggy		Saint-Paul-les-Durance		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	1.00		1961-06-01
	Alizee		Gif-sur-Yvette		Crit Assembly				Permanent Shutdown	0.10		1959-06-18
	RNG New Generation Reactor		Saint-Paul-les-Durance		Bwr-Prototype				Permanent Shutdown	120,000		1975-11-24
	PHENIX		Marcoule		Fast Breeder				Under Decommissioning	563,000		1973-08-31
	G-1		Bagnols-sur-Cèze		Graphite Pile				Under Decommissioning	46,000		1956-01-07
	Rachel		Dijon		Crit Fast				Decommissioned	0.10		1961-04-01
	Rubeole		Gif-sur-Yvette		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.10		1959-07-03

Germany

See main article: Nuclear power in Germany.

• AKR II – Ausbildungskernreaktor II, Technische Universität Dresden; rating: 2 W, commissioned 2005
• AVR – Arbeitsgemeinschaft Versuchsreaktor, Forschungszentrum Jülich; rating: 15 MW, commissioned 1969; closed 1988
• BER II – Berliner-Experimentier-Reaktor II, Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin für Materialien und Energie; rating: 10 MW, commissioned 1990, closed 2019
• FRG-1 (see GKSS Research Center) – Geesthacht; rating: 5 MW, commissioned 1958
• FRM II – Technische Universität München; rating: 20 MW, commissioned 2004
• FRMZ – TRIGA of the University of Mainz, Institute of Nuclear Chemistry; continuous rating: 0.10 MW, pulse rating for 30ms: 250 MW; commissioned 1965
• FR2 - Forschungsreaktor 2; rating: 44 MW; commissioned 1957; closed: 1981
• SUR-FW "Neutron"; Hochschule Furtwangen University; type Siemens-Unterrichtsreaktor SUR-100; rating: 0.1 W; commissioned 1973
• SUR-S; University of Stuttgart; type Siemens-Unterrichtsreaktor SUR-100; rating: 0.1 W; commissioned 1964
• SUR-U; Ulm University of Applied Sciences; type Siemens-Unterrichtsreaktor SUR-100; rating: 0.1 W; commissioned 1965

Planned

• Wyhl, planned nuclear plant that was never built because of long-time resistance by the local population and environmentalists.

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	FRM II		Garching		Pool				Temporary Shutdown	20,000		2004-03-02
	FRM		Garching		Pool				Under Decommissioning	4,000		1957-10-31
	RFR		Dresden / Rossendorf		Tank Wwr				Decommissioned	10,000		1957-12-16
	SUR Hannover		Hanover		Homog (S)				Decommissioned	0.00		1971-12-09
	BER-II		Berlin		Pool				Permanent Shutdown	10,000		1973-12-09
	FRMZ		Mainz		Triga Mark Ii				Operational	100		1965-08-03
	ANEX		Munich		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.10		1964-05-01
	FRF-1		Frankfurt am Main		Homog				Decommissioned	50		1958-01-01
	SAR		Munich		Argonaut				Decommissioned	1.00		1959-06-01
	BER-I		Berlin		Homog (L)				Decommissioned	50		1958-07-24
	TRIGA HD I		Heidelberg		Triga Mark I				Decommissioned	250		1966-08-01
	ZLFR		Zittau		Tank				Decommissioned	0.01		1979-05-25
	AKR-2		Dresden		Homog (S)				Operational	0.00		1978-07-28
	RAKE		Dresden/Rossendorf		Tank				Decommissioned	0.01		1969-10-03
	RRR		Dresden/Rossendorf		Argonaut				Decommissioned	1.00		1962-12-16
	STARK		Karlsruhe		Argonaut				Decommissioned	0.01		1963-01-01
	FRF-2		Frankfurt am Main		Triga Conv				Decommissioned	1,000		1977-10-01
	SUR Furtwangen		Furtwangen im Schwarzwald		Homog (S)				Operational	0.00		1973-03-28
	KAHTER		Jülich		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.10		1973-07-02
	KEITER		Jülich		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.00		1971-06-15
	FRH		Hanover		Triga Mark I				Decommissioned	250		1973-01-31
	AEG Nullenergie Reaktor		Karlstein am Main		Tank				Decommissioned	0.10		1967-06-01
	ADIBKA (L77A)		Jülich		Homog (L)				Decommissioned	0.10		1967-03-18
	SUR Bremen		Bremen		Homog (S)				Decommissioned	0.00		1967-10-10
	SUR Karlsruhe		Karlsruhe		Homog (S)				Decommissioned	0.00		1966-03-07
	SUR Ulm		Ulm		Homog (S)				Operational	0.00		1965-12-01
	SUR Kiel		Kiel		Homog (S)				Decommissioned	0.00		1966-03-29
	SUR Hamburg		Hamburg		Homog (S)				Decommissioned	0.00		1965-01-06
	SUR Aachen		Aachen		Homog (S)				Permanent Shutdown	0.00		1965-09-22
	NS Otto Hahn		Geesthacht		Pwr Propulsion				Decommissioned	38,000		1968-08-26
	SNEAK		Karlsruhe		Homog (S)				Decommissioned	0.00		1966-12-01
	TRIGA HD II		Heidelberg		Triga Mark I				Decommissioned	250		1978-02-28
	SUR Stuttgart		Stuttgart		Homog (S)				Operational	0.00		1964-04-24
	FRG-2		Geesthacht		Pool				Under Decommissioning	15,000		1963-03-15
	SUR Munich		Munich		Homog (S)				Decommissioned	0.00		1962-02-01
	PR-10 AEG Prüfreaktor		Karlstein am Main		Argonaut				Decommissioned	0.18		1961-01-01
	FRJ-1 (MERLIN)		Jülich		Pool				Decommissioned	10,000		1962-02-24
	FRJ-2 (DIDO)		Jülich		Heavy Water				Under Decommissioning	23,000		1962-11-14
	FRG-1		Geesthacht		Pool				Under Decommissioning	5,000		1958-10-23
	SUR Berlin		Berlin		Homog (S)				Decommissioned	0.00		1963-07-01
	SUAK		Karlsruhe		Subcrit				Decommissioned	0.00		1964-11-20
	SUR Darmstadt		Darmstadt		Homog (S)				Decommissioned	0.00		1963-09-01
	SUA		Munich		Subcrit				Decommissioned	0.00		1959-06-01
	FR-2		Karlsruhe		Tank				Under Decommissioning	44,000		1961-03-07
	FRN		Munich		Triga Mark Iii				Under Decommissioning	1,000		1972-08-23
	FMRB		Braunschweig		Pool				Under Decommissioning	1,000		1967-10-03

Georgia

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	IRT-M Tbilisi		Tbilisi		Pool, Irt				Decommissioned	8,000		1959-10-01

Ghana

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	GHARR-1		Accra		Mnsr				Operational	30		1994-12-17

Greece

See main article: Nuclear energy in Greece.

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	Demokritos (GRR-1)		Athens		Pool				Extended Shutdown	5,000		1961-07-27				Demokritos National Centre for Scientific Research		[19] [20]
	NTU		Athens		Subcrit				Permanent Shutdown	0.10		1970-10-10
	GR-B Subcritical Assembly		Thessaloniki		Subcrit				Operational	0.00		1971-08-04

Hungary

See main article: Nuclear energy in Hungary.

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	Budapest Research Reactor		Budapest		Tank WWR				Operational	10,000		1959-03-25				KFKI Atomic Energy Research Institute (see KFKI		) – (10 MW VVR-SM Budapest Research Reactor)
	Nuclear Training Reactor		Budapest		Pool				Operational	100		1971-05-22				Technical University of Budapest (BME)		Institute of Nuclear Techniques – University Research Reactor
	ZR-6M		NA		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.00		1972-11-28

India

See main article: Nuclear power in India.

• Bhabha Atomic Research Center (BARC) – Trombay
  • Apsara reactor – Asia's first nuclear reactor. 1 MW, pool type, light water moderated, enriched uranium fuel supplied by France
  • CIRUS reactor – 40 MW, supplied by Canada, heavy water moderated, uses natural uranium fuel
  • Dhruva reactor – 100 MW, heavy water moderated, uses natural uranium fuel
  • Purnima series
• Indira Gandhi Center for Atomic Research (IGCAR) – Kalpakkam
  • PFBR – 500MWe Sodium cooled fast breeder nuclear reactor, under construction. Expected completion 2015.
  • FBTR – 40 MW Fast Breeder Test Reactor, uses mixed (plutonium and uranium) carbide fuel
  • KAMINI –30 kW, uses U-233 fuel

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	PURNIMA-III		Mumbai		Tank				Decommissioned	0.00		1990-09-11
	Apsara		Mumbai		Pool				Decommissioned	1,000		1956-08-04
	Apsara-U		Mumbai		Pool				Operational	2,000		2018-09-10
	High Flux RR		Visakhapatnam		Pool				Planned	40,000
	Critical Facility for AHWR and PHWR		Mumbai		Tank				Operational	0.10		2008-04-07
	Dhruva		Mumbai		Heavy Water				Operational	100,000		1985-08-08
	CIRUS		Mumbai		Heavy Water				Permanent Shutdown	40,000		1960-07-10
	KAMINI		Kalpakkam		U-233 Fuelled				Operational	30		1996-10-29
	FBTR		Kalpakkam		Fast Breeder				Operational	40,000		1985-10-18
	PURNIMA-II		Mumbai		Homog (L)				Decommissioned	0.01		1984-05-10
	PURNIMA		Mumbai		Fast				Decommissioned	0.00		1972-05-01
	ZERLINA		Kalpakkam		Tank				Decommissioned	0.10		1961-01-01
	Thermal RR		Visakhapatnam		Pool				Planned	125,000

Indonesia

See main article: Nuclear power in Indonesia.

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	RSG-GAS		Serpong		Pool, Mtr				Operational	30,000		1987-07-29						SIWABESSY 30MWh Multi-Purpose Reactor (installed 1987)
	KARTINI-PSTA		Sleman		TRIGA Mark II				Operational	100		1979-01-25
	TRIGA Mark II, Bandung		Bandung		TRIGA Mark II				Operational	2,000		1964-10-19						2MW installed 1997

Iran

See main article: Nuclear program of Iran.

• Tehran – AMF reactor at Tehran Nuclear Research Center (supplied by USA, 1967)
• Isfahan, Nuclear Technology Center (mainly supplied by China,^[21])
  • MNSR – 27 kW Miniature Neutron Source Reactor
  • Light Water Subcritical Reactor (LWSCR)
  • Heavy Water Zero Power Reactor (HWZPR)
  • Graphite Subcritical Reactor (GSCR)
• Arak – IR-40 Heavy water-moderated reactor (under construction, planned commissioning 2014)

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	ENTC LWSCR		Isfahan		Subcrit				Operational	0.00		1992-01-01
	Tehran Research Reactor (TRR)		Tehran		Pool				Operational	5,000		1967-11-01
	ENTC HWZPR		Isfahan		Crit Assembly				Operational	0.10		1995-06-01
	ENTC MNSR		Isfahan		Mnsr				Operational	30		1994-03-01
	ENTC GSCR		Isfahan		Subcrit				Decommissioned	0.00		1992-01-01

Iraq

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	TAMMUZ-1		Baghdad		Pool				Permanent Shutdown	40,000		1987-03-01						40 MW thermal tank-pool research reactor(OSIRIS reactor). Destroyed in Operation Scorch Sword and Operation Opera (Supplied, fueled and serviced by France.)
	TAMMUZ-2		Baghdad		Pool				Permanent Shutdown	500		1987-03-01						500 KW ISIS neutron modelling module. Destroyed in Operation Desert Storm and Operation Iraqi Liberation (Supplied, fueled and serviced by France.)
	IRT-5000		Baghdad		Pool, Irt				Permanent Shutdown	5,000		1967-01-01						Destroyed in Operation Desert Storm and Operation Iraqi Liberation (Supplied by The Soviet Union.[22])

Note: Tamuz-1 and Tamuz-2 are parts of the same French nuclear research complex design, the OSIRIS research complex. All three reactors were located at the same site.^{[23] [24]}

Israel

See main article: Nuclear energy in Israel.

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	IRR-1		Yavne		Pool				Operational	5,000		1960-06-16						5 MW light water research reactor (supplied by USA, operational 1960)
	IRR-2		Yavne		Heavy Water				Operational	26,000		1963-12-01				Negev Nuclear Research Center		EL-102 uranium/heavy water research reactor, 50-75 MWt (supplied by France, operational 1964, not under IAEA safeguards)

Italy

See also: Nuclear power in Italy.

• Brasimone (Bologna) – PEC (Prove Esperimenti Combustibile - Fuel Test Experiments): ENEA Ente Nazionale Energia Atomica - National Atomic Energy Agency - Brasimone Research Center (1972–1987)^[25]
• Ispra (Varese) – ISPRA-1 (5 MW): European Commission Joint Research Centre (1959–1973)^{[26] [27] [28] [29]}
• Ispra (Varese) – ECO (Essai Critique ORGEL, 1 kW): European Commission Joint Research Centre (1966–1983)^{[26] [28] [30] [29]}
• Ispra (Varese) – ESSOR (ESSai ORrganique eau lourde, 25MW): European Commission Joint Research Centre (1967–1983)^{[26] [31] [29]}
• Legnaro (Padova) - RTS-1: INFN Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare - National Institute for Nuclear Physic (1963–1980)^[32]
• Milan - L-54 (50 kW): CeSNEF Centro Studi Nucleari "Enrico Fermi" - Politecnico di Milano (1957–1979)^[33]
• Montecuccolino (Bologna) - RB-1 (zero-power reactor): University of Bologna (1962–1985)^[34]
• Montecuccolino (Bologna) - RB-2 (1 kW): University of Bologna (1964–1985)
• Montecuccolino (Bologna) - RB-3 - Aquilone 11 (1 kW): University of Bologna (1971–1989)
• Pavia – TRIGA LENA (TRIGA Mk.II model, 250 kW): University of Pavia (1965 - operational)^[35]
• Palermo - AGN-201 "Costanza" (zero-power reactor): University of Palermo (1960 – operational)^[36]
• Saluggia (Vercelli) - AVOGADRO RS-1 ("Swimming Pool" model): FIAT/Montecatini (1959–1971)^[37]
• San Piero a Grado (Pisa) – RTS-1 "Galileo Galilei" ("Swimming Pool" model, 5MW): CAMEN Centro Applicazioni Militari Energia Nucleare - Center for Military Applications of Nuclear Energy (1963–1980)^[38]
• Santa Maria di Galeria (Roma) – ROSPO-2 (2 kW): ENEA Ente Nazionale Energia Atomica - Casaccia Research Center (1960–1975)^[39]
• Santa Maria di Galeria (Roma) – TRIGA RC-1 (modified TRIGA Mk.II model, 1MW): ENEA Ente Nazionale Energia Atomica - Casaccia Research Center (1960–1987, reactivated 2010)^[40]
• Santa Maria di Galeria (Roma) – RC-4 RITMO (0.01 kW): ENEA Ente Nazionale Energia Atomica - Casaccia Research Center (1965–1978)^[41]
• Santa Maria di Galeria (Roma) – RANA (10 kW): ENEA Ente Nazionale Energia Atomica - Casaccia Research Center (1965–1981)^[42]
• Santa Maria di Galeria (Roma) – TAPIRO (modified Argonne Fast Source Reactor model, 5 kW): ENEA Ente Nazionale Energia Atomica - Casaccia Research Center (1971–1987, reactivated 2010)^[43]

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	RSV TAPIRO		Rome		Fast Source				Operational	5		1971-04-04
	RANA		Rome		Pool				Decommissioned	10		1965-02-15
	RB-3		Bologna		Zero Power D2O				Decommissioned	0.10		1971-08-09
	TRIGA RC-1		Rome		Triga Mark Ii				Operational	1,000		1960-06-11
	LENA, TRIGA II PAVIA		Pavia		Triga Mark Ii				Operational	250		1965-11-15
	ISPRA-1		Ispra		Heavy Water				Permanent Shutdown	5,000		1959-03-24
	SM-1 Subcritical Assembly		Pavia		Subcrit				Operational	0.00		1961-01-01
	ROSPO 2		Rome		Pool				Decommissioned	0.20		1963-01-01
	Struttura Sottocritica		Padua		Subcrit				Decommissioned	0.00		1962-01-01
	L-54M		Milan		Homog (L)				Under Decommissioning	50		1959-11-20
	RB-2		Bologna		Argonaut				Decommissioned	10		1963-05-28
	AGN-201 Costanza		Palermo		Homog (S)				Operational	0.02		1960-02-12
	RITMO Reactor (RC-4)		Rome		Pool				Decommissioned	0.01		1965-07-08
	Galileo Galilei RTS-1		Pisa		Pool				Decommissioned	5,000		1963-04-04
	RB-1		Bologna		Crit Graphite				Decommissioned	20		1962-07-01
	Avogadro RS-1		Saluggia		Pool, Mtr				Decommissioned	5,000		1959-09-10
	ECO (Orgel Critical Experiment)		Ispra		Crit Fast				Under Decommissioning	2		1965-11-01
	ESSOR Nuclear Plant		Ispra		Heavy Water				Under Decommissioning	43,000		1967-03-19

Jamaica

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	UWI CNS SLOWPOKE		Mona		SLOWPOKE-2 reactor				Operational	20		1984-03-13

Japan

See also: Nuclear power in Japan.

• Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA) Reactors
  • Tōkai JRR-2 (shut down)
  • Tōkai JRR-3
  • Tōkai JRR-4
  • Tōkai JPDR (Japan Power Demonstration Reactor, shut down)
  • Ōarai High-temperature engineering test reactor (HTTR)
  • Ōarai JMTR (Japan Materials Testing Reactor)
  • Naka JT-60 fusion reactor

• • Nuclear Safety Research Reactor
  • Fugen (ATR (Advanced Thermal Reactor), shut down)
  • Jōyō (FBR)
  • Monju (FBR)
• Kinki University
  • UTR-KINKI
• Kyoto University
  • KUR
• Musashi Institute of Technology (Tokyo City University)
  • MITRR (TRIGA-II) (shut down 1990)
• Rikkyo University
  • RUR (TRIGA-II) (shut down)
• University of Tokyo
  • Yayoi (shut down)

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	TCA Tank Critical Assembly		Tōkai, Ibaraki		Crit Assembly				Under Decommissioning	0.20		1962-08-23				Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA)
	FCA		Tōkai, Ibaraki		Crit Fast				Under Decommissioning	2		1967-04-29				Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA)
	TRACY		Tōkai, Ibaraki		Pulsing				Under Decommissioning	10		1995-12-20				Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA)
	STACY		Tōkai, Ibaraki		Crit Assembly				Temporary Shutdown	0.20		1995-02-23				Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA)
	JMTR		Oarai		Tank				Permanent Shutdown	50,000		1968-03-30				Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA)
	Toshiba NCA		Kawasaki		Crit Assembly				Temporary Shutdown	0.20		1963-12-11
	JRR-4		Tokai Mura		Pool				Under Decommissioning	3,500		1965-01-28				Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA)
	JOYO		Oarai		Fast, Na Cooled				Temporary Shutdown	140,000		1977-04-24				Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA)
	KUR		Osaka		Tank				Operational	5,000		1964-06-25
	KUCA		Osaka		Crit Assembly				Operational	0.10		1974-08-06
	HTTR		Oarai		High Temp Gas				Operational	30,000		1998-10-11				Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA)
	JRR-3		Tōkai, Ibaraki		Heavy Water				Decommissioned	10,000		1962-01-01				Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA)
	NSRR		Tōkai, Ibaraki		Triga Acpr				Operational	300		1975-06-30
	YAYOI		Tokyo		Fast Source				Under Decommissioning	2		1971-04-10
	DCA		Tokyo		Crit Assembly				Under Decommissioning	1.00		1969-12-28
	JMTRC		NA		Pool				Decommissioned	0.10		1965-10-01
	Musashi Reactor		Tokyo		Triga Mark Ii				Under Decommissioning	100		1963-01-30
	JRR-3M		Tokai		Pool				Operational	20,000		1990-03-22
	TTR		Tokyo		Pool				Under Decommissioning	100		1962-03-13
	HTR		Tokyo		Pool				Under Decommissioning	100		1961-12-25
	TRIGA-II Rikkyo		Yokosuka		TRIGA Mark II				Under Decommissioning	100		1961-12-08
	UTR KINKI		Osaka		Argonaut				Operational	0.00		1961-11-11
	JRR-2		Tōkai, Ibaraki		Tank				Under Decommissioning	10,000		1960-10-01				Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA)
	VHTRC		Tōkai, Ibaraki		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.01		1985-05-13				Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA)
	OCF Ozenji Critical Facility		Kawasaki		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.10		1962-10-01
	MCF		Saitama		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.20		1969-08-01
	JRR-1		Tōkai, Ibaraki		Homog (L)				Decommissioned	60		1957-08-27				Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA)		Japan Research Unit No. 1, shut down
	SCA		Tōkai, Ibaraki		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.20		1966-08-01				Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA)
	AHCF		Tōkai, Ibaraki		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.01		1961-01-01				Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA)

Jordan

See main article: Nuclear energy in Jordan.

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	JRTR		Amman		Tank In Pool				Operational	5,000		2016-04-25				Jordan University of Science and Technology (JUST) – Ar Ramtha		Jordan's first nuclear reactor, 5 MW research reactor, supplied by South Korea, first critical 2015, operational 2016.[44]
	JSA - Jordan Subcritical Assembly		Amman		Subcrit				Operational	0.00		2013-06-07				Jordan University of Science and Technology (JUST) – Ar Ramtha

Kazakhstan

See main article: Nuclear energy in Kazakhstan.

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	IGR		Kurchatov		Graphite, Pulse				Operational	0.00		1960-06-01				National Nuclear Center, Semipalatinsk Test Site		(Impulse Graphite Reactor)
	WWR-K Almaty		Almaty		Pool				Operational	6,000		1967-10-22				Institute of Nuclear Physics of the National Nuclear Center	VVR-K – 10 MWe reactor
	RA		Kurchatov		Tank				Permanent Shutdown	500		1987-01-01				National Nuclear Center, Semipalatinsk Test Site		zirconium hydride moderated reactor (dismantled)
	IVG.1M		Kurchatov		Pwr				Operational	35,000		1972-09-19				National Nuclear Center, Semipalatinsk Test Site
	WWR-K CF		Almaty		Crit Assembly				Operational	0.10		1972-12-01				Institute of Nuclear Physics of the National Nuclear Center

Latvia

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	SRR Salaspils Research Reactor		Salaspils		Pool				Under Decommissioning	5,000		1961-09-26				Salaspils, Nuclear Research Center
	RKS-25		Salaspils		Pool				Permanent Shutdown	0.03		1966-09-15				Salaspils, Nuclear Research Center

Libya

See main article: Nuclear energy in Libya.

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	IRT-1		Tajoura		Pool, Irt				Temporary Shutdown	10,000		1981-08-28				Tajura Nuclear Research Center, REWDRC		(see https://web.archive.org/web/20160208125154/http://www.tnrc.org/) – 10 MW research reactor (supplied by the USSR)
	TNRC Critical Facility		Tajoura		Crit Assembly				Operational	0.10

Malaysia

See main article: Nuclear energy in Malaysia.

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	TRIGA Puspati (RTP)		Kajang, Kuala Lumpur						Operational	1,000		1982-06-28				Malaysian Institute of Nuclear Technology Research

Mexico

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	Nuclear Chicago Mod 9000		Mexico City		Subcrit				Operational	0.00		1969-01-01				National Polytechnic Institute		"Nuclear-Chicago Modelo 9000" subcritical research reactor[45] [46]
	Chicago Modelo 9000		Zacatecas		Subcrit				Extended Shutdown	0.00		1969-05-14
	TRIGA Mark III		La Marquesa Ocoyoacac		TRIGA Mark III				Operational	1,000		1968-11-08				National Institute for Nuclear Research
	SUR-100 UNAM		Mexico City		Homog (S)				Decommissioned	0.00		1972-09-22

Morocco

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	MA-R1		Rabat		TRIGA Mark II				Operational	2,000		2007-05-02

Netherlands

See main article: Nuclear energy in the Netherlands.

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	HOR		Delft		Pool				Operational	2,300		1963-04-25				Reactor Institute Delft, part of Delft University of Technology
	HFR		Petten		Tank In Pool				Operational	45,000		1961-11-09				Owned: JRC Petten Operated: NRG		[47]
	PALLAS		Petten		Na				Planned	0.00						Owned: JRC Petten Operated: NRG
	LFR		Schagen		Argonaut				Under Decommissioning	30		1960-09-28		2010		Owned: JRC Petten Operated: NRG
	KRITO		Petten		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.10		1963-03-29				Owned: JRC Petten Operated: NRG
	BARN		Wageningen		Pool				Decommissioned	100		1963-04-01		1980		Wageningen University
	ATHENE		Eindhoven		Argonaut				Decommissioned	10		1969-02-03		1973		Eindhoven University of Technology
	KSTR		Arnhem		Aqueous Breeder				Decommissioned	1,000		1974-05-22		2003		KEMA
	Delphi		Delft		Subcrit				Operational	0.00						Reactor Institute Delft, part of Delft University of Technology

Nigeria

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	NIRR-1		Zaria		Mnsr				Operational	30		2004-02-03
	Multipurpose Research Reactor		Abuja		Pool				Operational	10,000		2010-06-15

North Korea

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal Power [kW]	Operation Date	Closure Date	Owner and Operator	Notes
	IRT-2000		heavy-water moderated research reactor			8,000	1965			(supplied by USSR, 1965), 8 MW (2 MW 1965–1974, 4 MW 1974–1986), Not under IAEA safeguards
	Yongbyon 1					5,000	1987	2007		5 MWe Magnox reactor, provides power and district heating (active 1987–1994, reactivated 2003, and shut-down in July 2007), Not under IAEA safeguards

Norway

See main article: Nuclear energy in Norway.

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	JEEP II		Kjeller		Tank				Permanent Shutdown	2,000		1966-12-01		2018		Institute for Energy Technology (IFE)
	HBWR (Halden boiling water reactor)		Halden		Heavy Water				Permanent Shutdown	20,000		1959-06-29		2018		Institute for Energy Technology (IFE)
	NORA		Kjeller		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.05		1961-01-01		1967		Institute for Energy Technology (IFE)
	JEEP I		Kjeller		Heavy Water				Decommissioned	450		1951-06-01		1967		Institute for Energy Technology (IFE)

Pakistan

See main article: Nuclear power in Pakistan.

Under IAEA safeguards

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	PARR-2		Islamabad		Mnsr				Operational	30		1989-11-02				PINSTECH
	PARR I		Islamabad		Pool				Operational	10,000		1965-12-21				PINSTECH

Not under IAEA safeguards

Reactor	Type	MW	Location	Status
Khushab-I	HWR	Classified. Estimated: 50-70	Khushab	Operational since 1998
Khushab-II	HWR	Classified	Khushab	Operational since 2010
Khushab-III	HWR	Classified	Khushab	Under construction
Khushab-IV	HWR	Classified	Khushab	Under construction[48]

Panama

• USS Sturgis - floating nuclear power plant for Panama Canal (operating 1966 to 1976)

Peru

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	RP-10		Lima		Pool				Operational	10,000		1988-11-30						10 MW pool-type material test reactor, located in Huarangal built by Argentine INVAP. First criticality in 1989.[49]
	RP-0		Lima		Crit Assembly				Operational	0.00		1978-07-20						1 W critical assembly, located in Lima, built by Argentine INVAP. First criticality in 1978.

Philippines

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	PRR-1		Quezon City		Subcrit				Operational	0.00							3 MW TRIGA-converted reactor, Quezon City. Managed by the Philippine Nuclear Research Institute (formerly Philippine Atomic Energy Commission). 1st criticality in August 1963, reactor conversion in March 1984, criticality after conversion in April 1988, shut down since 1988 for pool repairs, on extended shutdown at present.

Poland

See main article: Nuclear energy in Poland.

• Ewa reactor - 10 MW VVR-SM research reactor (dismantled in 1995)
• Maria reactor - 30 MW research reactor
• Anna reactor - 10 kW research reactor (dismantled)
• Agata reactor - 10 W zero-power research reactor (dismantled)
• Maryla reactor - 100 W zero-power research reactor (dismantled)
• UR-100 reactor - 100 kW training reactor (dismantled)

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	MARIA		Otwock		Pool				Operational	30,000		1974-12-18				National Center for Nuclear Research
	HELENA		Otwock		Subcrit				Decommissioned	0.00		1963-09-02
	AGATA		Otwock		Pool				Decommissioned	0.10		1973-05-05
	PANNA		Otwock		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.10		1963-01-01
	MARYLA		Otwock		Pool				Decommissioned	100		1963-12-29
	EWA		Otwock		Tank Wwr				Under Decommissioning	10,000		1958-06-14

Portugal

See main article: Nuclear energy in Portugal.

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	RPI		Lisbon		Pool				Permanent Shutdown	1,000		1961-04-25			Instituto Tecnológico e Nuclear

Puerto Rico

• Mayagüez - TRIGA reactor (dismantled)
• Boiling Nuclear Superheater (BONUS) Reactor Facility, BONUS - superheated BWR (decommissioned). Listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places.

Romania

See main article: Nuclear energy in Romania.

• Institute for Nuclear Research, Mioveni, 110 km northwest of Bucharest - TRIGA reactor (capable consisting of either a 500 kW pulse ACPR core, or a 14 MW steady state core)
• National Institute for Research and Isotopic Separation, Govora, 170 km west of Bucharest - no research reactors, but instead devoted to heavy water production
• National Institute for Physics and Nuclear Engineering, IFIN-HH, Mǎgurele, 5 km southwest of Bucharest - a 2 MW VVR-S research reactor (shut down in April 2002, with decommissioning/dismantling started in 2013)

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	TRIGA II Pitești - SS Core		Pitești		Triga Dual Core				Operational	14,000		1980-02-02
	TRIGA II Pitești - Pulsed		Pitești		Triga Dual Core				Operational	500		1980-02-02
	HELEN		Bucharest		Subcrit				Decommissioned	0.00		1969-01-01
	VVR-S Bucharest		Bucharest		Tank Wwr				Under Decommissioning	2,000		1957-07-01
	RP-01		Bucharest		Tank				Decommissioned	0.00		1976-02-01

Russia

See main article: Nuclear power in Russia.

See also: List of power stations in Russia.

A total of 98 nuclear research facilities, including:^[50]

• T-15 fusion reactor at Kurchatov Institute
• VVR-M 18 MW reactor at St. Petersburg Institute of Nuclear Physics
• IBR-2 2 MW pulsed reactor at Joint Institute for Nuclear Research
• SM, Arbus (ACT-1), MIR.M1, RBT-6, RBT-10 / 1, RBT-10 / 2, BOR-60 and VK-50 Research Institute of Atomic Reactors

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	Stend-7		Electrostal		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.70		1979-01-01
	FS-2		Moscow		Subcrit				Permanent Shutdown	0.20		1972-10-17
	WWR-M		Gatchina		Tank Wwr				Extended Shutdown	18,000		1959-12-29
	PIK Physical Model		Gatchina		Crit Assembly				Operational	0.10		1983-12-26
	PIK		Saint Petersburg		Tank				Under Construction	100,000
	BFS-1		Obninsk		Crit Assembly				Operational	0.20		1962-02-20
	659-L		Nizhny Novgorod		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.00		1979-01-01
	Stend-6		Electrostal		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.05		1968-01-01
	Stend-3		Electrostal		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	2		1967-01-01
	Stend-2		Electrostal		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	2		1969-01-01
	Stend-1		Electrostal		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	2		1966-01-01
	SGO		Obninsk		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.10		1969-01-01
	RF-GS		Obninsk		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.01		1962-01-01
	COBRA		Obninsk		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.30		1970-01-01
	BR-1		Obninsk		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.05		1965-01-01
	AMBF-2		Obninsk		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.10		1984-11-22
	STRELA		Obninsk		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.02		1968-08-14
	BFS-2		Obninsk		Crit Assembly				Operational	1.00		1969-09-30
	BARS-6		Obninsk		Prompt Burst				Operational	10		1994-12-30
	FG-5		Obninsk		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.10		1967-01-01
	27/VT		Obninsk		Fast, Power				Under Decommissioning	70,000		1959-01-01
	TOPAZ		Obninsk		Space Test				Decommissioned	150		1966-01-01
	BR-10		Obninsk		Loop Type				Permanent Shutdown	8,000		1958-06-01
	Stend-5		Electrostal		Crit Assembly				Operational	0.30		1967-04-20
	IIN-3M		Moscow		Prompt Burst				Decommissioned	0.00		1972-01-01
	TOPAZ-II (YENISEY)		Moscow		Space Test				Decommissioned	135		1967-01-01
	Stend-4		Electrostal		Crit Assembly				Operational	0.03		1967-04-20
	AM-1		Obninsk		Graphite				Under Decommissioning	10,000		1954-06-15
	BARS-3M		Moscow		Prompt Burst				Decommissioned	0.00		1988-01-01
	27/VM		Obninsk		Pwr Power				Under Decommissioning	70,000		1956-03-01
659		Nizhny Novgorod		Crit Assembly				Operational	0.10		1963-06-15
1125		Nizhny Novgorod		Crit Assembly				Operational	0.60		1975-11-17
	TIBR-1M		Moscow		Prompt Burst				Decommissioned	0.00		1976-01-01
	IFR (IBR-1)		Moscow		Fast				Decommissioned	6		1960-06-01
	IBR-30		Dubna		Fast, Pulsed				Decommissioned	25		1969-01-01
	BARS-2		Moscow		Prompt Burst				Decommissioned	0.00		1971-01-01
	IR-50		Moscow		Pool				Permanent Shutdown	50		1961-02-20
	WWR-TS		Obninsk		Tank Wwr				Operational	15,000		1964-11-04
	IBR-2M		Dubna		Fast, Pulsed				Operational	2,000		1978-12-15
	BARS-4		Moscow		Prompt Burst				Temporary Shutdown	10		1980-06-03
	IRV-2M		Moscow		Pool				Under Construction	4,000		1974-12-28
	SM-3		Dimitrovgrad		Pressure Vessel				Operational	100,000		1961-01-10
	Gidra (Hydra)		Moscow		Homog (L)				Operational	10		1971-11-24
	Argus		Moscow		Homog (L)				Operational	20		1981-11-02
	IKAR-S		Sarov		Crit Graphite				Operational	0.10		2008-12-01
	BIGR		Sarov		Fast, Pulsed				Operational	500		1977-03-31
	GIR-2		Sarov		Fast, Pulsed				Operational	1.00		1993-04-12
	FKBN-2		Snezhinsk		Crit Fast				Operational	0.10		2000-01-01
	FKBN-2M		Sarov		Crit Fast				Operational	0.00		2001-03-02
	IRT-2000		Moscow		Tank				Decommissioned	2,000		1957-11-23
	BR-1M		Sarov		Fast, Pulsed				Operational	5		1979-01-01
	IRT-MEPhI		Moscow		Pool, Irt				Extended Shutdown	2,500		1967-05-26
	BR-K1		Sarov		Fast, Pulsed				Operational	10		1995-11-30
	IVV-2M		Zarechniy		Pool				Operational	15,000		1966-04-23
	MBIR		Dimitrovgrad		Fast, Power				Under Construction	150,000
	Stend T-2		Obninsk		Space Test				Decommissioned	0.00		1970-01-01
	VRL-03		Moscow		Pool				Decommissioned	100		1961-01-01
	VRL-02		Moscow		Pool				Decommissioned	100		1959-01-01
	S111		Moscow		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.00
1120		Nizhny Novgorod		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.00		1975-01-01
	MER		Saint Petersburg		Crit Assembly				Permanent Shutdown	0.20		1970-01-01
	G-1		Saint Petersburg		Crit Assembly				Permanent Shutdown	0.20		1964-01-01
	FM SM-3		Dimitrovgrad		Crit Assembly				Operational	0.02		1970-01-01
	FM MIR.M1		Dimitrovgrad		Crit Assembly				Operational	0.01		1966-10-30
	Narciss-M2		Moscow		Crit Assembly				Operational	0.01		1983-08-23
	SK Physical		Moscow		Crit Assembly				Operational	0.60		2000-04-18
	Efir-2M		Moscow		Crit Assembly				Operational	0.10		1973-01-01
	Delta		Moscow		Crit Assembly				Operational	0.10		1985-04-24
	P		Moscow		Crit Assembly				Operational	0.20		1987-07-17
	FM MR		Moscow		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.10		1971-01-01
	Grog		Moscow		Crit Assembly				Permanent Shutdown	0.10		1981-01-01
	B-1000		Moscow		Crit Assembly				Operational	0.20		1986-09-03
	Kvant		Moscow		Crit Assembly				Operational	1.00		1990-01-01
	Astra		Moscow		Crit Assembly				Operational	0.10		1981-08-05
	SF-7		Moscow		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.10		1975-03-12
	SF-3		Moscow		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.10		1979-01-01
	SF-5		Moscow		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.10		1972-01-01
	SF-1		Moscow		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.10		1972-05-19
	Mayak		Moscow		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.01		1967-01-01
	RBMK		Moscow		Crit Assembly				Operational	0.03		1982-01-06
	UG		Moscow		Crit Assembly				Permanent Shutdown	0.10		1965-12-18
	MATR-2		Obninsk		Crit Assembly				Under Decommissioning	0.40		1963-08-02
	FS-1M		Obninsk		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.20		1970-03-03
	MAKET		Moscow		Crit Assembly				Operational	0.10		1976-12-30
	Argus-2		Moscow		Homog (L)				Decommissioned	50
	U-3		Saint Petersburg		Pool				Operational	50		1964-12-13
	Arbus (AST-1)		Dimitrovgrad		Tank				Decommissioned	12,000		1963-01-01
	VK-50		Dimitrovgrad		Bwr-Prototype				Operational	200,000		1964-12-15
	Gamma		Moscow		Tank				Under Decommissioning	150		1981-12-30
	FBR-L Fast Burst-Laser		Chelyabinsk		Fast Burst				Operational	5		1981-03-31
	YAGUAR (NHUAR)		Chelyabinsk		Homog Pul				Operational	4		1988-12-31
	IGRIK, Pulsed Homog		Chelyabinsk		Homog				Operational	30		1975-03-15
	BARS-5 (FNRS)		Snezhinsk		Fast Burst				Operational	10		1986-01-01
	RG-1M		Norilsk		Pool				Decommissioned	100		1970-04-15
	BOR-60		Dimitrovgrad		Fast Breeder				Operational	60,000		1968-12-30
	F-1		Moscow		Graphite Pile				Permanent Shutdown	24		1946-12-25
	RBT-6		Dimitrovgrad		Pool				Operational	6,000		1975-09-24
	RBT-10/2		Dimitrovgrad		Pool				Operational	7,000		1983-11-24
	IRT-T		Tomsk		Pool, Irt				Operational	6,000		1967-07-22
	Romashka		Moscow		Space Test				Decommissioned	40		1964-08-01
	MR		Moscow		Tank				Under Decommissioning	50,000		1963-12-01
	SBR-2		Obninsk		Fast, Hg Cooled				Decommissioned	150		1957-03-01
	RPT		Moscow		Graphite				Decommissioned	20,000		1952-04-01
	OR-M		Moscow		Tank Wwr				Operational	300		1988-05-20
	TVR		Moscow		Tank				Under Decommissioning	2,500		1949-01-01
	VVR-2		Moscow		Tank				Decommissioned	3,000		1954-01-01
	VIR-2M		Sarov		Homog Pul				Operational	25		1980-04-24
	VIR-2		Sarov		Homog Pul				Decommissioned	25		1965-01-01
	BR-5		Obninsk		Fast, Na Cooled				Decommissioned	5,000		1958-01-01
	BR-2		Obninsk		Fast				Decommissioned	100		1956-01-01
	MIR.M1		Dimitrovgrad		Pool/Channels				Operational	100,000		1966-12-24
	IR-8		Moscow		Pool, Irt				Operational	8,000		1981-08-12
	UVPSh		Moscow		Subcrit				Operational	0.00		1964-03-18
	UG Subcritical		Moscow		Subcrit				Operational	0.00		1955-04-20
	UV		Moscow		Subcrit				Operational	0.00		1980-12-04
	RBT-10/1		Dimitrovgrad		Pool				Decommissioned	10,000		1983-12-01
	UG Rig		Elektrostal		Crit Graphite				Decommissioned	0.03		1967-04-20
	VVER		Moscow		Subcrit				Extended Shutdown	0.00		1974-04-06
	UV-1		Moscow		Subcrit				Extended Shutdown	0.00		1983-10-25
	UV-2		Moscow		Subcrit				Extended Shutdown	0.00		1972-11-04
	Aksamit		Moscow		Crit Assembly				Operational	0.00		2002-02-25
	R-1		Saint Petersburg		Subcrit				Permanent Shutdown	0.00		1991-08-19
	SO-2M		Moscow		Subcrit				Permanent Shutdown	0.00		1975-01-01
	7KVD		Podolsk		Subcrit				Permanent Shutdown	0.00		1979-12-07

Saudi Arabia

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	LPRR		Riyadh		Pool				Under Construction	30

Serbia

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	RB		Belgrade		Heavy Water				Temporary Shutdown	0.00		1958-04-29				Vinča Nuclear Institute, Vinča		At the very beginning the RB reactor was designed and constructed as an unreflected zero power heavy water - natural uranium critical assembly. First criticality was reached in April 1958. Later, the 2% enriched metal uranium fuel and 80% enriched UO2 fuel were obtained and used in the reactor core. Modifications of the reactor control, safety and dosimetry systems (1960, 1976, 1988) converted the RB critical assembly to a flexible heavy water reflected experimental reactor with 1 W nominal power, operable up to 50 W. Several coupled fast-thermal systems were designed and constructed at RB reactor in the early 1990s, for research in fast reactors physics.
	RA		Vinča		Heavy Water				Decommissioned	6,500		1959-12-28	2002		Vinča Nuclear Institute, Vinča		6.5 MW heavy water moderated and cooled research reactor

Slovenia

See main article: Nuclear energy in Slovenia.

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	TRIGA- MARK II LJUBLJANA		Ljubljana		TRIGA Mark II				Operational	250		1966-05-31						(web page link) [51]

South Africa

See main article: Nuclear energy in South Africa.

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	SAFARI-1		Pretoria		Tank In Pool				Operational	20,000		1965-03-18				South African Nuclear Energy Corporation (NECSA)
	Pelinduna-0		Pretoria		Crit Fast				Decommissioned	0.00		1967-01-01

South Korea

See main article: Nuclear power in South Korea.

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	KRR-1		Seoul		TRIGA Mark II				Decommissioned	250		1962-03-19				KAERI		Research Reactor,100 kW, built 1962 (decommissioned)[52]
	KRR-2		Seoul						Decommissioned	2,000		1972-04-10				KAERI		Research Reactor, 2MW, BUILT 1972 (decommissioned)[53]
	AGN-201K		Yongin		Homog (S)				Operational	0.01		1982-12-04				Kyung Hee University		Aerojet General Nucleonics Model 201 Research reactor, 0.01 kW commissioned 1982.[54]
	HANARO		Daejeon		Pool				Operational	30,000		1995-02-08				KAERI		MAPLE class reactor
	KJRR		Busan		Pool				Planned	15,000						KAERI

Spain

See main article: Nuclear power in Spain.

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	CORAL-I		Madrid		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.05		1968-03-28
	ARBI Reactor		Bilbao		Argonaut				Decommissioned	10		1962-06-26
	Argos Research Reactor		Barcelona		Argonaut				Decommissioned	1.00		1961-06-01		1992		Polytechnic University of Catalonia		Argos
	JEN-1 Mod		Madrid		Pool				Decommissioned	3,000		1958-10-09

Sweden

See main article: Nuclear power in Sweden.

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	R1		Stockholm		Pool		Research		Decommissioned	600		1954-07-13		1970		KTH
			Nyköping		Tank	Research, production of isotopes for industry		Under Decommissioning	50,000		1960-05-04		2005		Studsvik
	R2-0		Nyköping		Pool	Research, production of isotopes for industry		Under Decommissioning	1,000		1960-06-20		never completed		Studsvik
	Ågestaverket (R-3)		Farsta, Stockholm		Pool		District heating		Under Decommissioning	80,000		1963		1973		Vattenfall AB, Barsebäck Kraft AB
				Research, plutonium production						never completed, abandoned in 1970
	FR-0		Nyköping		Crit Fast	Research		Decommissioned	0.01		1964-02-01		1971		Studsvik		zero-power fast reactor
	KRITZ		Nyköping		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.10		1969-10-01				Studsvik

Switzerland

See main article: Nuclear power in Switzerland.

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	AGN 211 P		Basel		Homog (S)				Decommissioned	2		1959-08-01
	CROCUS		Lausanne		Crit Assembly				Operational	0.10		1983-07-13				École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne		Null-power light water reactor. In operation.
	PROTEUS		Villigen		Crit Assembly				Under Decommissioning	1.00		1968-01-01		2012		Paul Scherrer Institut		Null-power reconfigurable reactor (graphite moderator/reflector).
	DIORIT		Zürich		Heavy Water				Under Decommissioning	30,000		1960-10-10		1977		Paul Scherrer Institut
	AGN-201P		Geneva		Homog (S)				Decommissioned	0.00		1958-06-01		2020		University of Basel		research reactor, in operation since 1958 (demonstrated at the Expo 58 in Brussels), since 1959 at the University of Basel. Decommissioned in 2020.[55]
	SAPHIR		Würenlingen		Pool				Decommissioned	10,000		1957-04-30		1993		Paul Scherrer Institut
			heavy-water moderated, carbon dioxide gas-cooled.	pilot nuclear power plant	Decommissioned	<	-- Capacity [kW] --> 30,000	10 May 1968	3 March 1969	Nationale Gesellschaft zur Förderung der industriellen Atomtechnik Energie Ouest Suisse	Prototype power reactor (GCHWR) 30 MWh/6 MWe. Shut down in 1969 after accident. Site decommissioned.

Syria

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	SRR-1		Damascus		MNSR				Operational	30		1996-03-04

Taiwan

See main article: Nuclear power in Taiwan.

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	THAR		Hsinchu		Argonaut				Decommissioned	10		1974-04-20
	THOR		Hsinchu		Triga Conv				Operational	2,000		1961-04-13						[56]
	THMER		Hsinchu		Mobile Edu.				Decommissioned	0.00		1975-11-19
	TRR		Taoyuan		Heavy Water				Decommissioned	40,000		1973-01-03
	WBRL		Taoyuan		Homog (L)				Decommissioned	100		1983-02-23
	ZPRL		Taoyuan City		Pool				Permanent Shutdown	30		1971-02-02

Tajikistan

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	Argus-FTI		Dushanbe		Homog (L)				Under Construction	50

Thailand

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	TRR-1/M1		Bangkok		TRIGA Mark III				Operational	1,300		1977-11-07				Thailand Institute of Nuclear Technology (TINT)		Thai Research Reactor 1/Modification 1, Installed 1962, modified 1975–77.
	SUT MNSR		Nakorn Ratchasima		MNSR				Planned	45								Ongkharak Nuclear Research Center (under construction)

Turkey

See main article: Nuclear energy in Turkey.

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	TR-1		Istanbul		Pool				Decommissioned	1,000		1962-01-01				Turkish Atomic Energy Authority
	TR-2, Turkish Reactor 2		Istanbul		Pool				Extended Shutdown	5,000		1981-12-10				Turkish Atomic Energy Authority
	ITU-TRR		Istanbul		TRIGA Mark II				Operational	250		1979-03-11				Istanbul Technical University		Institute of Energy

Fuel pilot plants

• TRD Fuel Pilot Plant (Turkish Atomic Energy Authority)

Ukraine

See main article: Nuclear power in Ukraine.

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	KIPT Experimental Neutron Source		Kharkiv		Subcrit				Under Construction	0.19
	WWR-M Kyiv		Kyiv		Tank Wwr				Operational	10,000		1960-12-02				Kyiv Institute for Nuclear Research
	Multipurpose RR		Kyiv		Pool				Planned	20,000						Kyiv Institute for Nuclear Research
	SNI, IR-100		Sevastopol		Pool, IRT				Operational	200		1967-04-18				Sevastopol Institute of Nuclear Energy and Industry
	SPh IR-100		Sevastopol		Crit Assembly				Operational	0.00		1974-07-17				Sevastopol Institute of Nuclear Energy and Industry

United Kingdom

See main article: Nuclear power in the United Kingdom.

• Culham - JET fusion reactor
• Dounreay
  • The Shore Test Facility (STF) at VULCAN (Rolls-Royce Naval Marine)
  • DSMP1 at VULCAN (Rolls-Royce Naval Marine) (shut down 1984)
  • Prototype Fast Reactor (shut down 1994)

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	ZEUS		Didcot		Crit Fast				Decommissioned	0.10		1955-12-22
	ZEPHYR		Didcot		Crit Fast				Decommissioned	0.00		1954-02-01
	Dounreay Zero Energy ZETR		Thurso		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.00		1957-08-13
	ERIC		Aldermaston		Crit Fast				Decommissioned	0.00		1952-01-01
	Waterfall		Aldermaston		Crit Fast				Decommissioned	0.00		1954-01-01
	Atlas		Aldermaston		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.00		1952-01-01
	VIPER		Aldermaston		Fast Burst				Permanent Shutdown	0.50		1967-05-26				Atomic Weapons Establishment
	BERKELEY Zero Energy		Berkeley		Graphite				Decommissioned	1.00		1966-04-14
	BEPO		Didcot		Graphite, Air				Under Decommissioning	6,500		1962-01-01		1968
	LIDO		Didcot		Pool				Decommissioned	300		1956-09-01		1974
	HAZEL		Didcot		Homog (L)				Decommissioned	0.00		1957-01-01
	DAPHNE		Didcot		Heavy Water				Decommissioned	0.10		1962-01-01
	ZENITH II		Winfrith, Dorchester		Graphite				Decommissioned	1.00		1972-03-01
	ZENITH I		Winfrith, Dorchester		Graphite CO2				Decommissioned	0.50		1959-12-01
	JUNO		Winfrith, Dorchester		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.10		1964-03-01
	HERO		Seascale		Graphite AGR				Decommissioned	3		1962-06-01
	Windscale AGR (WAGR)		Seascale		Graphite AGR				Decommissioned	120,000		1962-08-09		1982
	Dragon		Winfrith, Dorchester		He Cooled				Under Decommissioning	20,000		1964-01-01
	Dounreay MTR		Thurso		Heavy Water				Decommissioned	22,500		1958-05-01		1969
	MERLIN		Aldermaston		Pool				Decommissioned	5,000		1959-07-01
	HORACE		Aldermaston		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.01		1958-05-01
	DIMPLE		Winfrith, Dorchester		Pool				Decommissioned	0.10		1962-01-01
	ICI TRIGA Reactor		Billingham		TRIGA Mark I				Decommissioned	250		1971-08-01		1988		ICI Physics and Radioisotopes Dept of ICI R&D (later to become Tracerco)
	Universities Research Reactor		Risley, Warrington		Argonaut				Decommissioned	300		1964-07-07		1991				shut down 1991 decommissioned-land released 1996
	CONSORT reactor Imperial College		London		Pool				Decommissioned	100		1965-09-04		2012		Imperial College, Silwood Park campus.		Began operation in 1965, shut down in 2012, fuel removed in 2014. Fully decommissioned by 2022.[57]
	UTR-300		East Kilbride, Glasgow		Argonaut				Decommissioned	300		1963-06-01		1995				Scottish Universities Research and Reactor Centre (100 kW Argonaut class reactor deactivated 1995, fully dismantled 2003)
	VERA Nuclear Assembly		Aldermaston		Crit Fast				Decommissioned	0.10		1961-01-01
	VULCAN		Thurso		Pwr				Permanent Shutdown	0.00		1961-01-01
	Neptune		Raynesway, Derby		Pool				Operational	0.30		1963-01-03				Rolls-Royce Marine Power Operations Ltd
	HECTOR		Winfrith, Dorchester		Zero Power Htd				Decommissioned	0.10		1963-03-01
	HERALD		Aldermaston		Pool				Decommissioned	5,000		1960-10-10
	NESTOR		Didcot		Argonaut				Decommissioned	30		1961-01-01
	ZEBRA		Winfrith, Dorchester		Crit Fast				Decommissioned	1.00		1962-12-01
	JASON		Greenwich, London		Argonaut				Decommissioned	10		1959-09-30		1999
	Dounreay Fast Reactor		Thurso						Under Decommissioning	65,000		1959-11-01		1977
	PLUTO		Harwell		Heavy Water				Under Decommissioning	26,000		1957-10-25		1990		Harwell AERE
	DIDO		Harwell		Heavy Water				Under Decommissioning	26,000		1956-11-07		1990		Harwell AERE
	GLEEP		Harwell		Graphite				Decommissioned	50		1947-08-18		1990		Harwell AERE
	Toad		Thurso		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.01		1960-07-01
	Panther		Thurso		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.01		1961-01-01
	Puma		Thurso		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.00		1960-11-01
	Phoenix		Thurso		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.10		1960-07-01
	Sirius		Thurso		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	0.10		1961-05-01
	Tessie		Thurso		Crit Assembly				Decommissioned	5		1959-11-01
	QMC Subcritical Assembly		Stratford Marsh, London		Subcrit				Decommissioned	0.00		1959-03-01				Queen Mary College
	QMC UTR-B		Stratford Marsh, London		Argonaut				Decommissioned	100		1968-06-10		1982		Queen Mary College
	HECTOR		NA		Graphite CO2				Decommissioned	0.10		1963-03-10
								1957		Sellafield was previously named Windscale until 1971. Shut down 1957 after Windscale fire
								1957		Sellafield was previously named Windscale until 1971.

United States

See main article: Nuclear power in the United States.

See also: List of cancelled nuclear reactors in the United States.

Plutonium production reactors

Name	Location	Reactor type	Purpose	Status	Capacity (MWth)	Construction start date	Operation date	Closure	Operator and owner
		Graphite Pile	Production of Plutonium-239 for weapons						Manhattan Project
F-Reactor[58]		Graphite Pile	Production of Plutonium-239 for weapons						Manhattan Project
D-Reactor[59]		Graphite Pile	Production of Plutonium-239 for weapons						Manhattan Project
H-Reactor[60]		Graphite Pile	Production of Plutonium-239 for weapons						United States Atomic Energy Commission
		Graphite Pile	Production of Plutonium-239 for weapons						United States Atomic Energy Commission
C-Reactor[61]		Graphite Pile	Production of Plutonium-239 for weapons						United States Atomic Energy Commission
KE-Reactor (K-East) [62]		Graphite Pile	Production of Plutonium-239 for weapons						United States Atomic Energy Commission
KW-Reactor (K-West)		Graphite Pile	Production of Plutonium-239 for weapons						United States Atomic Energy Commission
N-Reactor[63]		Graphite Pile	Production of Plutonium-239 for weapons and electricity for regional grid						United States Atomic Energy Commission
R-Reactor[64]			Production of Plutonium-239 and tritium for weapons		2260[65]			1964	United States Atomic Energy Commission
P-Reactor			Production of Plutonium-239 and tritium for weapons		2680			1988	United States Atomic Energy Commission
L-Reactor			Production of Plutonium-239 and tritium for weapons		2700			1988	United States Atomic Energy Commission
K-Reactor			Production of Plutonium-239 and tritium for weapons		2710			1988 [66]	United States Atomic Energy Commission
C-Reactor			Production of Plutonium-239 and tritium for weapons		2915			1985	United States Atomic Energy Commission

Army Nuclear Power Program

See main article: Army Nuclear Power Program.

Army Nuclear Power Program Reactors

Name	Location	Reactor type	Purpose	Status	Capacity (kW)	Construction start date	Operation date	Closure	Operator and owner
		PWR	Training and testing		2000		8 April 1957 to 16 March 1973		United States Army
SM-1A			Electricity and heat supply		2000		13 March 1962 to 1972		United States Army
			Electricity and steam supply		2000		3 October 1960		United States Army
		PWR	Electricity and steam supply		1250		25 February 1962 to 1968		United States Air Force
PM-3A			Electricity, seawater desalinization, and heat supply		1750		3 March 1962 to September 1972		United States Navy
	Panama Canal Zone		Electricity and fresh water supply		10000		24 January 1967		United States Army
		BWR	Stationary power supply demonstration		400 thermal, 200 electric		11 August 1958 to 3 January 1961		United States Army
		Gas turbine	Mobile power supply demonstration		140		30 March 1961		United States Army

United States Naval reactors

See main article: List of United States Naval reactors and Nuclear Power School.

Naval Nuclear Power Program Reactors

Name	Location	Reactor type	Purpose	Status	Capacity (kW)	Construction start date	Operation date	Closure	Operator and owner
			Training						United States Navy
MARF/S7G			Training						United States Navy
D1G			Prototype						United States Navy
S3G			Prototype						United States Navy
ex-USS Daniel Webster (SSBN-626)			S5W reactor moored training ship (MTS-626)						United States Navy
ex-USS Sam Rayburn (SSBN-635)			S5W reactor moored training ship (MTS-635)						United States Navy
ex-USS La Jolla (SSN-701)			S6G reactor moored training ship (MTS-701)						United States Navy
			Training						United States Navy

Research reactors

United States Federal Government Non-Plutonium Production Research Reactors

Name	Location	Reactor type	Purpose	Status	Capacity (kW)	Construction start date	Operation date	Closure	Operator and owner
SEFOR (Southwest Experimental Fast Oxide Reactor), Arkansas			Research, development, and experiments
			Stationary power supply demonstration
AFSR[67]			Research, development, and experiments
			Research, development, and experiments
			Research, development, and experiments
Advanced Test Reactor (ATR)			Research, development, and experiments
Advanced Test Reactor Critical (ATRC)			Research, development, and experiments
			Research, development, and experiments
			Research, development, and experiments
			Research, development, and experiments	intentionally exploded[68]
			Research, development, and experiments	[69]
			Research, development, and experiments	[70]
			Research, development, and experiments	[71]
			Research, development, and experiments	[72]
CET			Research, development, and experiments
CFRMF			Research, development, and experiments
CP-1 (moved and renamed CP-2)			Research, development, and experiments	[73] [74]
			Research, development, and experiments	[75]
			Research, development, and experiments	[76]				1979
			Research, development, and experiments
Experimental Breeder Reactor I (originally CP-4)			Research, development, and experiments	[77]
			Research, development, and experiments	[78]
Experimental Boiling Water Reactor			Research, development, and experiments	[79]
Experimental Test Reactor			Research, development, and experiments
			Research, development, and experiments
			Research, development, and experiments
ETRC			Research, development, and experiments
FRAN			Research, development, and experiments
Gas Cooled Reactor Experiment			Research, development, and experiments
Heat Transfer Reactor Experiment 1			Research, development, and experiments
Heat Transfer Reactor Experiment 2			Research, development, and experiments
Heat Transfer Reactor Experiment 3			Research, development, and experiments
HOTCE			Research, development, and experiments
Integral Fast Reactor (IFR)			Research, development, and experiments	[80] [81]
JANUS reactor			Research, development, and experiments	[82]				1992
JUGGERNAUT			Research, development, and experiments	[83]
Liquid Metal Fast Breeder Reactor (LMFBR)			Research, development, and experiments
			Research, development, and experiments
			Research, development, and experiments						United States Army
MTR[84]			Research, development, and experiments	[85]
NRAD			Research, development, and experiments
OMRE			Research, development, and experiments
PBF			Research, development, and experiments
RMF (nuclear reactor)RMF			Research, development, and experiments
SCRCE			Research, development, and experiments
SNAPTRAN-1			Research, development, and experiments
SNAPTRAN-2			Research, development, and experiments
SNAPTRAN-3			Research, development, and experiments
			Research, development, and experiments
SPERT-II			Research, development, and experiments
SPERT-III			Research, development, and experiments
SPERT-IV			Research, development, and experiments
SUSIE			Research, development, and experiments
			Research, development, and experiments	[86]
			Research, development, and experiments
ZPR-7			Research, development, and experiments	[87]
THRITS			Research, development, and experiments
			Research, development, and experiments
Zero Power Physics Reactor (ZPPR)(formerly Zero Power Plutonium Reactor)			Research, development, and experiments	[88] [89]
ZPR-III			Research, development, and experiments	[90]
ZPR-6			Research, development, and experiments	[91]				1982
ZPR-9			Research, development, and experiments	[92]				1981
603-A			Research, development, and experiments
			Research, development, and experiments
			Research, development, and experiments					1999
			Research, development, and experiments					2000
			Research, development, and experiments					1968
			Research, development, and experiments
			Research, development, and experiments
			Research, development, and experiments
			Research, development, and experiments
			Research, development, and experiments
Demonstration Using Flattop Fission (DUFF)	Nevada Test Site		Research, development, and experiments				2012	2012
			Research, development, and experiments				1943	1963
Homogeneous Reactor Experiment (HRE)			Research, development, and experiments				1952	1954
Homogeneous Reactor Test (HRT)			Research, development, and experiments				1957	1961
Aircraft Reactor Experiment (ARE)			Research, development, and experiments				1954	1955
Molten Salt Reactor Experiment (MSRE)			Research, development, and experiments				1965	1969
Health Physics Research Reactor (HPRR)			Research, development, and experiments				1963	1987
Low-Intensity Test Reactor (LITR)			Research, development, and experiments				1950	1968
Bulk Shielding Reactor (BSR)			Research, development, and experiments				1950	1987
Geneva Conference Reactor			Research, development, and experiments				1955	1955
Tower Shielding Reactor-I (TSR-I)			Research, development, and experiments				1954	1958
Tower Shielding Reactor-II (TSR-II)			Research, development, and experiments				1958	1982
Oak Ridge Research Reactor (ORR)			Research, development, and experiments				1958	1987
			Research, development, and experiments				1965
Pool Critical Assembly			Research, development, and experiments				1958	1987
Experimental Gas Cooled Reactor (EGCR)			Research, development, and experiments
			Research, development, and experiments
			Research, development, and experiments					1964
			Research, development, and experiments
Annular Core Research Reactor			Research, development, and experiments	[93]
TRIGA Mark F	Bethesda, Maryland	Pool	Research, development, and experiments		1000		1962		Armed Forces Radiobiology Research Institute
NIST reactor		Tank Type, Heavy Water Moderated	Research, development, and experiments		20000		1967		National Institute of Standards and Technology
TRIGA Mark I		Pool	Research, development, and experiments		1000		1969		U.S. Geological Survey
TRIGA Mark I		Pool	Research, development, and experiments	possession-only license			1959	2001	U.S. Veterans Administration
NASA reactors (2 reactors at site)			Research, development, and experiments	under decommission orders or license amendments					National Aeronautics and Space Administration
			Marine propulsion demonstration and goodwill visits	possession-only license					Atomic Energy Commission, Maritime Administration (MARAD), and Department of Commerce

Civilian (private and university) research and test reactors licensed to operate

Operator	Location	Reactor	Power (MW)	Years Operational
Aerotest Operations Inc.		TRIGA Mark I	0.25	1965 -
		Atomics International L77	0.00001	1967-1992[94]
		AGN-201 #109	0.0000001	1957[95] - 1976[96]
		TRIGA Mark I	0.3	1967 -
		Nuclear Test	0.1	1957 -
		AGN-201 #103	0.000005	1967 -
		experimental, instructional	0.003	1959-1998[97]
		TRIGA Mark II	1.25	1962 -
			5.8	1975 - 2006
		Tank Type HWR Reflected (MITR-II)	6	1958 -
		Pool (MSTR)	0.2	1961 -
			1	(Earlier Reactors dating to 1953) 1973 -
		Pool (modified Lockheed) http://reactor.osu.edu/home	0.5	1961 -
		TRIGA Mark II (OSTR)	1.1	1967 -
		TRIGA BNR Reactor	1.1	1955 -
		Lockheed (PUR-1)	0.001	1962 -
		TRIGA Mark I (RRR)	0.25	1968 -
		Reactor Critical Facility[98] [99]	0.000015	1965-
		GE Pool	2	1964 -
		AGN-201M #106 - TRIGA Mark I (two reactors)	1.000005 (2 reactors)	1957 -, 1962 -
		TRIGA Mark I	0.11	1958–2010
		TRIGA Mark II, McClellan Nuclear Radiation Center	2.3	1998 -
		TRIGA Mark I	0.25	1969 -
		Argonaut (UFTR)	0.1	1959 -
		TRIGA Mark I	0.25	1960 -
		Pool (UMLRR)	1	1975 -
			10 (expanding to 30 with NextGen MURR[100])	1966 -
		AGN-201M #112	0.000005	1966 -
		TRIGA Mark II	1.1	1992 -
		TRIGA Mark I	0.1	1975 -
		TRIGA Mark I	1	1961 -
		TRIGA Conversion (WSUR)	1	1961 -

Civilian (private and university) research and test reactors formerly licensed to operate

Research and test reactors Under decommission order(s) or license amendment(s) are authorized to decontaminate and dismantle their facility to prepare for final survey and license termination. Research and test reactors with possession-only licenses are not authorized to operate the reactor, only to possess the nuclear material on-hand. They are permanently shut down.

Operator	Location	Reactor	Power	Status
General Atomics (2 reactors at site)				Under decommission order(s) or license amendment(s)
Georgia Institute of Technology	Atlanta, GA	Georgia Tech Research Reactor Heavy water moderated and cooled.[101]	5 MW	Shut down and defueled due to safety concerns related to nearby 1996 Summer Olympics events.[102] Decommissioning announcement July 1, 1997,[103] reactor building remnants removed as of 2015.[104]
				Under decommission order(s) or license amendment(s)
				Under decommission order(s) or license amendment(s)
General Electric Company (3 reactors at site; two research and test reactors and one power reactor)				Possession-only license(s)
				Retired in 1994. Possession-only license(s)
				Possession-only license(s)
		TR-2 also known as the Westinghouse Test Reactor or Westinghouse Testing Reactor (WTR)		Decommissioned

Uruguay

See main article: Nuclear energy in Uruguay.

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	RU-1		Montevideo		Pool				Decommissioned	10		1978-04-20						URR reactor - A small pool-type research reactor placed in Centro de Investigaciones Nucleares (CIN). In operation since the early 1970s up until 1997 when it was dismantled and returned to United States[105] [106] due to a 1997 law against use of nuclear energy in Uruguay.[107]

Uzbekistan

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	IIN-3M		Tashkent		Homog Pul				Decommissioned	20		1975-12-01
	WWR-SM Tashkent		Tashkent		Tank Wwr				Operational	10,000		1959-09-10						[108]

Venezuela

See main article: Nuclear energy in Venezuela.

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	RV-1		San Antonio de los Altos		Pool				Permanent Shutdown	3,000		1960-07-12		1994		Venezuelan Institute for Scientific Research (IVIC)

Vietnam

See main article: Nuclear energy in Vietnam.

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Name	Location	Type	Purpose	Status	Thermal power [kW]	width=„67“	Operation date	Closure date	Owner and operator	Notes
	Dalat Research Reactor		Da Lat		Pool TRIGA Mark II				Operational	500		1963-02-26						(supplied by USA 1963, shut down 1975, reactivated by USSR 1984)
	Multipurpose Research Reactor		Da Lat		Pool, Irt				Planned	15,000

See also

• Integrated Nuclear Fuel Cycle Information System
• List of commercial nuclear reactors
• List of nuclear power stations
• List of small modular reactor designs
• Lists of nuclear disasters and radioactive incidents
• Nuclear power by country

Notes and references

External links

• DoE list
• ICJT list - includes the defunct

Notes and References

1. C.H.. Fox. Packaged Nuclear Reactors. 8 August 2012. New Scientist. 7 December 1961. 611–615. 0262-4079.
2. Web site: Contenido/pdf/020513_rad_tn.pdf . 7 May 2018 . https://web.archive.org/web/20141202073807/http://www.cienciayenergia.com/Contenido/pdf/020513_rad_tn.pdf . 2 December 2014 .
3. Web site: VENUS reactor: GUINEVERE project. 25 March 2018. SCK•CEN.
4. Web site: VENUS - zero-power critical facility. 24 May 2012. SCK•CEN. https://web.archive.org/web/20120421054924/http://www.sckcen.be/en/Our-Research/Research-facilities/VENUS-zero-power-critical-facility. 21 April 2012.
5. Web site: Belgian Reactor 1 - BR1 . 25 March 2018 . SCK•CEN.
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