Nuclear power by country

Overview

Thirty one countries operate nuclear power stations and France generates most of its electricity by nuclear power. Some nations have plans to start new nuclear power plant infrastructure development, and these include: Bangladesh, Egypt, Indonesia, United Arab Emirates, Thailand, and Vietnam.

Country	Megawatt capacity[1][2]	Nuclear share of electricity production[1][2]
Argentina	935	6.2%
Armenia	376	43.5%
Belgium	5,728	53.8%
Brazil	1,901	3.1%
Bulgaria	1,906	32.9%
Canada	12,652	14.8%
China (PRC)	8,587	2.2%
Croatia	696	8.0%
Czech Republic	3,686	25.0%
Finland	2,696	22.0%
France	63,473	76.2%
Germany	20,339	28.3%
Hungary	1,826	37.2%
India	3,779	2.0%
Japan	46,236	24.9%
Korea, South (ROK)	17,716	35.6%
Mexico	1,310	4.0%
Netherlands	485	3.8%
Pakistan	425	2.4%
Romania	1,310	17.5%
Russia	21,743	16.9%
Slovakia	1,688	56.4%
Slovenia	696	41.7%
South Africa	1,842	5.3%
Spain	7448	18.3%
Sweden	9,104	42.0%
Switzerland	3,237	39.2%
Taiwan (ROC)	4,916	19.3%
Ukraine	13,168	47.4%
United Kingdom	11,035	13.5%
United States	101,119	19.7%
World	371,348	14%