Tianwan Nuclear Power Tender

Location Lianyungang Jiangsu province ChinaStart of Construction Unit five December 2015 Unit six September 2016 Unit seven May 2021 Unit eight March 2022Commissioning Units five and six 2021 Unit seven 2026 Unit eight 2027Tianwan Nuclear Power Plant NPP also referred to as Jiangsu Nuclear Power Station or Lianyungang NPP is located on the shore of Yellow Sea in Lianyungang city Jiangsu province China.Tianwan Nuclear Power Plant NPP also referred to as Jiangsu Nuclear Power Station or Lianyungang NPP is located on the shore of Yellow Sea in Lianyungang city of Jiangsu province in China.The NPP is owned and operated by Jiangsu Nuclear Power Corporation JNPC a joint venture of China National Nuclear Corporation CNNC 50 China Power Investment Corporation 30 and Jiangsu Guoxin Group 20. The Tianwan NPP is the largest project being developed under collaboration between China and Russia. The construction contract for Tianwan NPP was signed between Atomstroyexport the engineering division of Russias state-owned nuclear energy company Rosatom and JNPC in December 1997.The collaboration was a part of a cooperation agreement signed between China and Russia in 1992.The NPP is being constructed with eight units in four phases. Four units of the plant are currently operational.The power plant will have a total generating capacity of approximately 8100MW and will produce up to 60 to 70 billion kWh of electricity annually once fully operational.The first concrete for the construction of Tianwan NPP Unit one and two under phase one was poured in October 1999. Unit one was commissioned in June 2007 while unit two became operational in September 2007.The two units feature VVER-1000428 AES-91 type nuclear reactors with a gross capacity of 1060MW each.