# World Nuclear Power Plants — GPS-Located

**URL:** https://thecodex.expert/energy/nuclear/plants/
**Session:** 20 | **Date:** 2026-05-03

## Summary

World nuclear power plants GPS-located. Largest: Kashiwazaki-Kariwa Japan (37.43N 138.60E, 8,212 MW BWR — offline), Bruce Canada (44.32N 81.60W, 6,384 MW CANDU — world's largest operational), Zaporizhzhia Ukraine (47.51N 34.58E, 6,000 MW VVER — Europe's largest, occupied since 2022), Gravelines France (51.01N 2.13E, 5,460 MW), Barakah UAE (23.96N 52.19E, 5,600 MW APR-1400 — first Arab nuclear plant), Vogtle USA (33.14N 81.76W, AP1000 — first new US nuclear in 30 years), Olkiluoto-3 Finland (61.24N 21.44E, 1,600 MW EPR). India: Kudankulam (8.17N 77.72E, 2,000 MW VVER), Tarapur (19.84N 72.71E, oldest 1969), Kakrapar (21.22N 72.97E), RAPS/Rawatbhata (24.99N 75.59E), MAPS/Kalpakkam (12.55N 80.17E — Fast Breeder Reactor Stage 2), Kaiga (14.86N 74.44E — world record 962 days continuous). Sources: IAEA PRIS 2024, World Nuclear Association, NPCIL India.