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Nuclear power plants
Nuclear power plants osioetusivun ingressi
The use of nuclear energy must be safe and must not cause harm to people, environment or property.
Osioetusivun kuvanosto 1 Nuclear power plants
Nuclear power plants in Finland
Finland has four nuclear power plant units in electricity production. Two of these are located in Olkiluoto, Eurajoki, and two in Loviisa.
Osioetusivun kuvanosto 2 Nuclear power plants
Nuclear safety supervision
According to the Nuclear Energy Act, a licensee must ensure the safety of the nuclear power plant. STUK supervision serves to ensure that the licensee bears its responsibility.
Read more about the nuclear safety supervision