Loviisa Nuclear Power Plant

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Loviisa Nuclear Power Plant is a Finnish nuclear power facility on the southern coast of Finland that uses Russian-designed VVER reactors with Western safety systems to generate electricity.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf electric power station
nuclear power plant
commercialOperationStart late 1970s
connectsTo Finnish national grid
continent Europe
coolant light water
coolingMethod once-through seawater cooling
coolingSource Gulf of Finland NERFINISHED
country Finland
countryGridOperator Fingrid NERFINISHED
fuelType nuclear fuel
generationType baseload power
gridCode Nordic synchronous grid
gridConnectionDate 1977
1980
hasCoolingTowers no
latitudeApprox 60.4 N
locatedIn Uusimaa
locatedNear Gulf of Finland NERFINISHED
locatedOn southern coast of Finland
location Loviisa NERFINISHED
longitudeApprox 26.2 E
moderator light water
nearbyCity Loviisa NERFINISHED
numberOfReactors 2
operator Fortum NERFINISHED
ownedBy Fortum NERFINISHED
participatesIn Nordic electricity market
partOf Finnish nuclear power program
primaryFuel low-enriched uranium
purpose electricity generation
reactorDesignOrigin Russia NERFINISHED
Soviet Union NERFINISHED
reactorModel VVER-440/V-213 NERFINISHED
reactorType VVER-440 NERFINISHED
reactorUnit Loviisa 1 NERFINISHED
Loviisa 2 NERFINISHED
regionServed Finland NERFINISHED
regulator Finnish Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority NERFINISHED
safetyConcept combination of Russian reactor design and Western safety systems
safetyFeature Western instrumentation and control systems
containment building
redundant safety systems
safetyRegime Finnish nuclear safety regulations
status operational
technology pressurized water reactor
usesSafetySystemsFrom United States NERFINISHED
Western Europe NERFINISHED

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