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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 As soon as a nuclear power plant has reached its volume of electricity, it must be withdrawn from the grid.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)
from 1st Jan. 2000

Residual electricity quantity (GWh)
from 1st January 2009

Obrigheim*

8,700.00

0.00

Stade**

23,180.00

4,785.53

Biblis A

62,000.00

5,208.85

Neckarwestheim 1

57,350.00

6,460.98

Biblis B

81,460.00

12,599.42

Brunsbüttel

47,670.00

10,999.67

Isar 1

78,350.00

16,666.40

Unterweser

117,980.00

34,300.01

Philippsburg 1

87,140.00

22,508.05

Grafenrheinfeld

150,030.00

59,824.68

Krümmel

158,220.00

88,580.08

Gundremmingen B

160,920.00

70,079.35

Philippsburg 2

198,610.00

102,666.59

Grohnde

200,900.00

103,296.15

Gundremmingen C

168,350.00

79,186.72

Brokdorf

217,880.00

116,909.14

Isar 2

231,210.00

127,685.30

Emsland

230,070.00

130, 927.58

Neckarwestheim 2

236,040.00

141,511.88

subtotal

2,516,060.00

1,134,196.38

Mülheim-Kärlich

107,250.00

107,250.00

total

2,623,310.00

1,241,446.38


* 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 January 2009

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