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Magnox Reactors

Fuel – no enrichment Uranium Metal
Cladding – Magnesium non-oxidising alloy "Magnox"
Moderator – graphite
Coolant – CO2 gas
Control – boron steel rods
Shield – originally steel but later reinforced concrete

UK Magnox Reactors

Berkeley, Gloucestershire, 2 units 138 MWe each, first grid connection 1962, shut down 1989


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Bradwell near Southminster, Essex, 2 units 123 MWe each, first grid connection 1962, shut down 2002


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Calder Hall near Whitehaven, Cumbria, 4 units 50 MWe each, first grid connection 1956, shut down 2003


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Chapelcross near Annan, Dumfriesshire, 4 units 50 MWe each, first grid connection 1959, shut down 2003


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Hunterston near West Kilbride, 2 units 160 MWe each, first grid connection 1964, shut down 1990


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Hinkley Point near Bridgwater, Somerset, 2 units 235 MWe each, first grid connection 1965, shut down 1999


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Trawsfynydd in Gwynedd, 2 units 195 MWe each, first grid connection 1965, shut down 1991


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Dungeness A in Kent, 2 units 220 MWe each, first grid connection 1965, shut down 2006


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Sizewell A near Leiston, Suffolk, 2 units 210 MWe each, first grid connection 1966, shut down 2006


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Oldbury near Thornbury, South Gloucestershire, 2 units 217 MWe each, first grid connection 1967


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Wylfa on Anglesey, 2 units 495 MWe each, first grid connection 1971


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