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リバーベンド原子力発電所 — 1,036 MW 原子力

原子力 検証日

リバーベンド原子力発電所 は アメリカ合衆国 に位置する 1,036 MW 原子力 発電所です。場所、容量、技術的詳細を表示。

容量
1,036 MW

Installed

運転開始
1985

Year online

所有者
Entergy

Operator

所在地
30.76, -91.33

座標

Insights

#378
largest in アメリカ合衆国
#330
largest 原子力 worldwide
#2,356
largest worldwide
1985
3 yrs older than avg
9
operated by Ent…
35
plants within 100 km

技術詳細

燃料タイプ
原子力
容量
1,036 MW
運転開始
1985
Status
Operational
所有者
Entergy
United States
座標
30.757, -91.333
Wikipedia
Link

カーボンフットプリント

年間CO₂
92,560 t

tonnes / year

生涯CO₂
4,627,987 t

over ~50 yrs

Intensity
12 g

推定gCO2/kWh

年間排出量は次に相当します

20,122
台の自動車(年間)
12,341
軒の住宅(年間)
4,207,261
本の樹木で相殺

Indicative estimate from standard life-cycle emission and capacity factors — not a measured figure. Open calculator

近くの発電所

About this plant

River Bend Nuclear Generating Station is an essential nuclear power facility located in the United States, precisely at coordinates 30.7567, -91.3333. With a capacity of 1035.9 MW, this power plant is operated by Entergy and has been a significant contributor to the region’s energy supply since its commissioning. Utilizing pressurized water reactor technology, River Bend is designed to generate electricity through nuclear fission, providing a clean and highly efficient energy source with minimal greenhouse gas emissions during operation. As part of Louisiana’s energy mix, River Bend plays a crucial role in ensuring grid reliability and stability, especially during peak demand periods when energy consumption surges. The facility’s operation is central to the state’s strategy of diversifying its energy sources while maintaining a focus on sustainability and reducing environmental impact. The significance of River Bend is further underscored by its ability to provide baseload power, which is essential for the continuous supply of electricity to homes and businesses. Overall, River Bend Nuclear Generating Station is a vital component of the energy infrastructure in Louisiana, exemplifying the importance of nuclear power in achieving energy security and supporting the transition to a low-carbon future.

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