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Nuclear Electric Power Generation경상북도, South Korea1001-5000 Employees

KHNP is a state-run electric power company in South Korea that supplies about 30 percent of the nation's electricity. It operates a diversified portfolio with more than 25,000 MW of installed capacity across nuclear, hydro, pumped-storage, and renewables. The company runs 25 nuclear units, 28 hydro units, and 16 pumped-storage units, and it continues domestic nuclear expansion with three plants under construction and two more planned; it also operates the world's largest fuel cell power plant at 58.8 MW and is developing additional renewable projects through partnerships with local governments. KHNP is based in Yangbuk-myeon, Gyeongsangbuk-do, South Korea, and competes in the nuclear electric power generation industry as a major state-backed operator. In 2026, it announced expansion plans that include sites for large-scale reactors in Yeongdeok County and a small modular reactor in Busan, reflecting ongoing growth and international collaboration through partnerships and MOUs with global firms and energy authorities.

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