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Issuer annual report: five TVA units shut in 1985; Sequoyah returns May/November 1988; Browns Ferry 2 May 1991 and 3 November 1995; Unit 1 pre-commercial operation June 2, 2007.
Reactor timeline, electrical capacity and annual electricity supplied; historical table derived from IAEA PRIS.
TVA original records: Unit 1 commercial July 1, 1981; Unit 2 June 1, 1982. Both shut August 1985; restart authorizations May 1988 (Unit 2), November 1988 (Unit 1).
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The original TVA records place Unit 2’s return in May 1988; an exact day is not claimed.[1]
1148 MW electrical capacity. Historical generating capacity; not a claim about current output. Calendar-1988 electricity supplied: 3,934.7 GWh (annual energy, not instantaneous output).[2]
Cost: not assigned. No event-specific published construction/restart budget was verified. Financing, damages and other phases are not substituted.
Only the month is supported. 1988-05-01 is a timeline anchor, not a confirmed operating day. The original TVA records place Unit 2’s return in May 1988; an exact day is not claimed.
Photo: Tennessee Valley Authority. Sequoyah station, from TVA’s official plant page. Undated station context. Source and credit.
Power generation1.15 GW · 1148 MW electrical capacity. Historical generating capacity; not a claim about current output. Calendar-1988 electricity supplied: 3,934.7 GWh (annual energy, not instantaneous output). · source