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Nuclear power plants in Germany, residual electricity generation
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According to the Atomic Energy Act each nuclear power plant is allowed to generate a fixed quantity of electricity and these quantities may be transferred under special conditions from one nuclear power plant to another. As soon as a nuclear power plant has reached its volume of electricity, it must be withdrawn from the grid.
| Nuclear Power Plant |
|
Residual electricity
quantity (GWh) |
Obrigheim* |
8,700.00 |
0.00 |
23,180.00 |
4,785.53 |
|
62,000.00 |
4,195.87 |
|
57,350.00 |
2,099.00 |
|
81,460.00 |
11,088.09 |
|
47,670.00 |
10,999.67 |
|
78,350.00 |
9,870.39 |
|
117,980.00 |
24,271.09 |
|
Philippsburg 1 |
87,140.00 |
16,358.22 |
150,030.00 |
49,377.42 |
|
Krümmel |
158,220.00 |
88,245.12 |
160,920.00 |
59,689.48 |
|
Philippsburg 2 |
198,610.00 |
91,696.99 |
200,900.00 |
92,428.68 |
|
168,350.00 |
68,911.54 |
|
217,880.00 |
105,449.73 |
|
231,210.00 |
116,200.42 |
|
230,070.00 |
120,078.34 |
|
236,040.00 |
130,732.15 |
|
Mülheim-Kärlich |
107,250.00 |
107,250.00 |
subtotal |
2,623,310.00 |
1,113,727.73 |
* final shutdown 11 May 2005
** final shutdown 14 November 2003
Residual electricity generation of the individual nuclear power plants in accordance with the Atomic Energy Act and status as of December 2009