Paks Nuclear Power Plant
АЭС «Пакш»
Hungary's only operating nuclear power plant, on the bank of the Danube. An interstate treaty between Hungary and the USSR on building the plant was signed in 1966; construction of the first two units by Atomenergoexport began in 1974 and of the second two in 1979. The four VVER-440 reactors (model V-213) started up between 1982 and 1987.
Единственная действующая атомная электростанция Венгрии на берегу Дуная. Межгосударственный договор между Венгрией и СССР о строительстве АЭС подписан в 1966 году; сооружение первых двух блоков объединением «Атомэнергоэкспорт» началось в 1974 году, вторых двух — в 1979 году. Четыре реактора ВВЭР-440 (модель В-213) пущены в 1982–1987 годах.
Property abroad
EraUSSR
FunctionIndustry and infrastructure
Present ownerMVM Paks Nuclear Power Plant Ltd (subsidiary of state-owned MVM)
Acquisitionbuilt
StatusIn use
As of2026-09
On 7 December 2022 Hungary's parliament approved a possible 20-year lifetime extension for the four units; according to the World Nuclear Association profile (updated 22 September 2026), the plant is operated by MVM.
- World Nuclear Association — Nuclear Power in Hungary (обновлено 22.09.2026)
- NucNet — Parliament Approves Proposed 20-Year Lifetime Extension For Paks Nuclear Reactors (08.12.2022)
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Sources
- World Nuclear Association — Nuclear Power in Hungary (обновлено 22.09.2026)
- Wikipedia — Paks Nuclear Power Plant
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