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Commercial operation begins. This dates the original generating unit, before the later shutdown and recovery described in this thread.[1]
515 MW electrical capacity. Historical event-year reference electrical rating. Calendar-1975 electricity supplied: 2,298.2 GWh (annual energy, not instantaneous output).[1]
Cost: not assigned. No event-specific published construction/restart budget was verified. Financing, damages and other phases are not substituted.
Photo: NextEra Energy. Duane Arnold Energy Center on a sunny day, from the operator’s official project page. Undated site context, not a photograph of every historical milestone. Source and credit.
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Power generation515 MW · 515 MW electrical capacity. Historical event-year reference electrical rating. Calendar-1975 electricity supplied: 2,298.2 GWh (annual energy, not instantaneous output). · source