Olkiluoto Nuclear Power Plant

Olkiluoto Nuclear Power Plant, located in Finland, is a major facility that generates electricity using nuclear reactions. It has two operational reactors that produce clean energy by splitting atoms of uranium, releasing heat that powers turbines to generate electricity. The plant is designed with multiple safety systems to prevent accidents and ensure environmental protection. It plays a crucial role in Finland’s electricity supply, providing a significant portion of the country’s low-carbon power. The facility is also notable for its ongoing third reactor, which aims to increase capacity and maintain energy independence, adhering to strict safety and environmental standards.