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Only the month is supported. 2012-11-01 is a timeline anchor, not a confirmed operating day. Both refurbished units reach commercial service by November 2012. This pin covers the combined programme; day 1 is a month-level anchor.
Operator retrospective confirms successful 2012 completion of Bruce A restart and return of Units 1 and 2. 2022 unit output: 6.7 and 5.9 TWh.[1]
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Both refurbished units reach commercial service by November 2012. This pin covers the combined programme; day 1 is a month-level anchor.[1]
1506 MW electrical capacity. Historical generating capacity; not a claim about current output.[2]
Project cost: CAD 4,800,000,000. Combined Units 1 and 2 refurbishment/restart programme; not a per-unit amount or later Units 3–8 programme. Source quote: “increased to C$4.8 billion”. Stated currency; no foreign-exchange or inflation conversion.[1]
Only the month is supported. 2012-11-01 is a timeline anchor, not a confirmed operating day. Both refurbished units reach commercial service by November 2012. This pin covers the combined programme; day 1 is a month-level anchor.
Photo: Bruce Power. Bruce A Unit 3, from the operator’s 2022 annual report. This provides Bruce A station context and does not depict Unit 1 or Unit 2 restart work. Source and credit.
Power generation1.46 GW · Historical original design net ratings: Units 1 and 2 each 732 MWe, combined 1,464 MWe. Not current uprated output or incremental restart capacity. Both returned in 2012. Unit 2 corroboration: https://world-nuclear.org/nuclear-reactor-database/details/BRUCE-2 · source