Belgian nuclear power reactor outages

By Reuters News

- Belgium has seven nuclear power reactors with a combined capacity of almost 6 gigawatts, which are operated by Electrabel, part of France's Engie (formerly known as GDF Suez).

Nuclear power plants regularly stop production for maintenance or to refuel. They cut capacity gradually and it can take a few hours until output reaches zero. Unplanned outages can also occur when the operator takes the reactor offline or it shuts itself down.


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REACTORS OUT OF SERVICE



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REACTOR NAME

CAPACITY OUT (MW)

OUTAGE START

EXPECTED RESTART

DOEL 4 +

1026

April 1, 2026

Nov 2, 2026

TIHANGE 3 +

1030

April 4, 2026

Oct 20, 2026

REACTORS TO GO OUT OF SERVICE



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CAPACITY OUT (MW)

OUTAGE START

EXPECTED RESTART













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