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MHI Plants
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. (MHI) has constructed 23 nuclear power plants in Japan using Pressurized Water Reactor (PWR) technology. In the 1970s, our first four plants were designed using a reactor system supplied by a U.S. partner and a Mitsubishi turbine system. The other 19 facilities were solely designed, manufactured, and constructed by MHI for Japanese utility customers. We have one PWR unit currently under construction, with commercial operation scheduled for 2009. In addition, two plants using Advanced PWR technology are in the licensing stages and will be built in Japan by 2016.
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- NRC Dockets First Construction & Operating License Application for Mitsubishi's US-APWR
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- Tokyo/Dallas,
December 3, 2008
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd., Luminant Agree to Joint Venture for Development of New Neclear Generating Units
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- Tokyo/Dallas,
September 19, 2008
- Application for Mitsubishi’s US-APWR Design Certification Accepted for Docketing By Nuclear Regulatory Commission
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- Tokyo, March 03, 2008
- MHI Submits US-APWR Design Certification Application to U.S. NRC
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- Tokyo, January 07, 2008
- MHI Receives Order for Two Steam Turbine Generators
For Sanmen Nuclear Power Plant in China
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- Tokyo, September 28, 2007
- MHI to Establish ‘Global Nuclear Business & Operation Department’
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Tokyo June 20, 2007
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