Seabrook Station Nuclear Power Plant

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Seabrook Station Nuclear Power Plant is a commercial nuclear power facility in Seabrook, New Hampshire, known for its large pressurized water reactor and significant role in the region’s electricity generation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf commercial power station
nuclear power plant
commercialOperationDate 1990-08-19
connectedTo regional transmission network
connectsToGridOf New England power grid NERFINISHED
constructionCost_USD approximately 6.5 billion
constructionStartDate 1976-01-01
coolant light water
coolingSource Atlantic Ocean NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
electricalCapacity_MWe_gross approximately 1300
electricalCapacity_MWe_net approximately 1245
gridConnectionDate 1989-06-15
gridOperator ISO New England NERFINISHED
hasContainmentType reinforced concrete containment building
hasCoolingTunnels ocean water intake and discharge tunnels
hasEmergencyPlanningZoneRadius_miles 10
hasIndependentSpentFuelStorageInstallation true
hasIngestionPathwayZoneRadius_miles 50
hasSpentFuelPool true
licenseExpirationYear 2050
locatedIn New England
New Hampshire
Rockingham County, New Hampshire NERFINISHED
Seabrook, New Hampshire NERFINISHED
moderator light water
near Massachusetts state border
nearbyBodyOfWater Atlantic Ocean NERFINISHED
notableFor large single-unit pressurized water reactor
significant share of New England electricity generation
numberOfReactorUnits 1
operator NextEra Energy Seabrook, LLC NERFINISHED
originalNumberOfPlannedUnits 2
owner NextEra Energy Resources NERFINISHED
primaryFuel low-enriched uranium
uranium dioxide
reactorModel Westinghouse 4-loop PWR NERFINISHED
reactorSupplier Westinghouse Electric Company NERFINISHED
reactorType pressurized water reactor
regulatoryAuthority U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission NERFINISHED
safetySystems multiple redundant safety systems
secondUnitStatus cancelled
seismicDesignCategory designed for seismic events
status operational
subjectOf anti-nuclear protests in the 1970s and 1980s
suppliesElectricityTo New England region NERFINISHED
thermalCapacity_MWt approximately 3800
usesChemicalShim boric acid in reactor coolant
usesControlRodsMaterial boron-containing alloys

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