Anterian Nuclear Energy Commission

Anterian Nuclear Energy Commission

Atomic peace, for all of humanity
Summary:
Type:	International Organisation
Established:	21 August 2005
Founding Members:	Kentalis Tiskaiya Zhousheng
Members:	Kentalis Tiskaiya Mustelaria (Monte Blanco & Zhousheng) Krenya Bretislavia New Sebronia Canton River Delta Halsuntria Fallooplesburg Kistolia Qazhshava Nexalan

The Anterian Nuclear Energy Commission (IAEA) is an international organization that seeks to promote the peaceful use of nuclear energy, and to inhibit its use for any military purpose, including nuclear weapons. It is a part of the Anterian World Assembly.

ANAR Scale

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Nuclear Reactors certified by ANEC

Active

Power station	Date of Construction	Amount of units	Type of Reactor	Net capacity(MWe)	Country	Location	Notes
Estani Nuclear Power Plant		5	PWR	5780 MWe	Kistolia	Kilesiton	It was built in 2017
Isrowe Nuclear Power Plant		5	GMRK	5210 MWe	Qazhshava	Balicharsy	The currently biggest active reactor in Qazhshava.
Vɘstom Našolil Power Plant		6	GMRK	5810 MWe	Halsuntria	Bȕḩalis	It is the largest and only power plant in Halsuntria.
J. W. Kazanic Nuclear Power Plant	1971-1973	4	GMRK	3750 MWe	Kentalis	Jeseko	Unit 3 has been decommissioned after the 2020 Jeseko Disaster.
Nexalanic KS Nuclear Power Plant		6	GMRK	5820 MWe	Nexalan	Jeqnel	Was rebuilt in 1987 after the deadly event called Jeq Day.
H. Pejakovski Nuclear Power Station	1979	5	PWR	5296 MWe	Kentalis	Sanvi
Nuclear Station Khomyuk	1994-2000	4	BWR/5	5306 MWe	Kentalis	Khomyuk
Kladaluk Nuclear Energy Station	2005	1	BWR/6	1207 MWe	Kentalis	Kladaluk	Newest power plant in Kentalis.
Rujas Nuclear Power Plant	1971-1973	2	PWR	1230 MWe	Kentalis	Rujas

Under Construction

Power station	Amount of units	Type of Reactor	Net capacity(MWe)	Country	Location	Notes
Zozavan Nuclear Powerplant	2	PWR	2500 MWe	Krenya	Zozava	Expected to be finished in 2030

Decommisioned

Power station	Date of Construction	Amount of units	Type of Reactor	Year Decommisioned	Country	Location	Notes
Pivilj Nuclear Energy Station	1959	2	BWR/1	1978	Kentalis	Pivilj	First Nuclear Power plant in Kentalis, built 30 kilometres north of Jeseko, was replaced in 1974 with the J. W. Kazanic NPP and decommisioned in 1978.