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South Korea / Shin-Hanul-1 To Begin Commercial Operation As Country Returns To Nuclear

By David Dalton
6 December 2022

Seoul also says construction of two more plants at same site could resume in 2025
Shin-Hanul-1 To Begin Commercial Operation As Country Returns To Nuclear
The Shin-Hanul nuclear power station in South Korea could eventually have four units. Courtesy IAEA.
Commercial operation of the Shin-Hanul-1 nuclear power plant in South Korea is scheduled to begin on Wednesday (7 December), making it the 25th nuclear plant in operation in the east Asian nation and marking a major political turnaround in energy policy.

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