Allemagne

Obrigheim Nuclear Power Plant— 340 MW Nucléaire

NuclearVérifié: févr. 2026

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The Obrigheim Nuclear Power Plant, located in Germany at coordinates 49.3645, 9.0763, is a noteworthy facility in the context of the country’s energy generation landscape. With a capacity of 340 MW, this nuclear power plant has been an integral part of Germany's energy mix, particularly prior to the country’s shift away from nuclear power following the Fukushima disaster. Operated by EnBW Kernkraft GmbH, the plant uses pressurized water reactor technology, which is common in the nuclear industry for its efficiency and safety features. The operational context of Obrigheim reflects the broader narrative of energy policy in Germany, where discussions surrounding nuclear energy's role continue to shape the country’s approach to energy security and environmental responsibility. As part of the local grid, Obrigheim has historically provided a stable and low-carbon source of electricity, underscoring the importance of nuclear power in efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. While Germany is increasingly focusing on renewable energy sources, the legacy and implications of facilities like Obrigheim remain significant in the discourse on energy transition in Europe.