HERITAGE ATLAS — USSR

Greifswald (Nord) Nuclear Power Plant, Lubmin

АЭС «Норд» (Грайфсвальд, Лубмин)
GermanyЛубмин1967–1989Energy
The largest nuclear power plant of the GDR, with Soviet-designed VVER-440 reactors, located in Lubmin near Greifswald. Construction began in 1967 and the first unit was commissioned in 1974; according to the Great Soviet Encyclopedia, the Nord plant was built with Soviet assistance. The units were shut down in 1989–1990.
Крупнейшая атомная электростанция ГДР с реакторами ВВЭР-440 советского проекта, расположена в Лубмине близ Грайфсвальда. Строительство начато в 1967 году, первый блок введён в 1974 году; по Большой советской энциклопедии, АЭС «Норд» строилась при содействии СССР. Блоки остановлены в 1989–1990 годах.

Property abroad

EraUSSR
FunctionIndustry and infrastructure
Present ownerEWN Entsorgungswerk für Nuklearanlagen GmbH
Acquisitionbuilt
StatusSold, transferred or lost
As of2023-04
The plant was closed in 1990; according to an eNCA report of 11 April 2023, EWN is continuing to dismantle the units at the Lubmin site.

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