World's Largest Nuclear Power Plant Located in Japan

The Kashiwazaki-Kariwa Nuclear Power Plant is the World largest Nuclear Power Plant located at Japan the land in the towns of Kashiwazaki and Karina in Niigata Prefecture, Japan it has
4.2 square kilometer or equivalent of 1,038 acres site. The owner of the nuclear power plant is The Tokyo Electric Power Company or TEPCO. has an approximately 15 miles from the epicenter. There are seven units in  which are all lined up along the coast line. The total capacity of the seven unit Nuclear Power plant is  8,212 mega watts since 1997 this is the largest station of its kind in the world. We know that this power station can produces sufficient energy that could cover on the domestic electricity use of about 16 million households.


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