Fortum completes Loviisa nuclear plant outages, resumes generation at both units
Bitget2026/10/27 17:57- Fortum completed Loviisa nuclear power plant’s 2026 annual outages, returning both units to electricity generation.
- Turbine modernization entered implementation, targeting an estimated 38-megawatt electrical output increase over 2026-2028 without raising reactor thermal output.
- The upgrades support the plant’s operating lifetime extension, targeting stable, safe electricity generation through 2050.
- Unit 2 received additional Westinghouse fuel, continuing the transition to Western fuel supplies begun in 2024.
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