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Completed life-extension/refurbishment programme, not original construction; later regulator figure supersedes rounded USD 2.140 billion news figure. Exact quote: “Total cost of the project 2,149 millions of USD.”.[1]
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The refurbished reactor reaches criticality, followed by testing and power ascension before commercial return.[1]
608 MW electrical capacity. Historical generating capacity; not a claim about current output.[2]
Project cost: USD 2,149,000,000. Completed life-extension/refurbishment programme, not original construction; later regulator figure supersedes rounded USD 2.140 billion news figure. Source quote: “Total cost of the project 2,149 millions of USD.”. Stated currency; no foreign-exchange or inflation conversion.[3]
Photo: Nucleoeléctrica Argentina, via World Nuclear News. Embalse nuclear power plant. Operator photograph via World Nuclear News; undated site context. Source and credit.
Power generation608 MW · 608 MW electrical capacity. Historical generating capacity; not a claim about current output. · source