Daya Bay Nuclear Power Station (Daya Bay)

Commissioned in 1994, Daya Bay is the Mainland's first commercial nuclear power station and also one of the earliest, largest and most successful joint venture projects since the reform and opening up of the Mainland. The station comprises 2 x 984MW pressurised water reactor (PWR) generating units and produces around 15 billion kWh of electricity per year.


To ensure that more non-carbon and cost-competitive energy is provided to Hong Kong, Daya Bay increases its electricity supply to Hong Kong from 70% to around 80% of its output starting from late 2014. Since its operation in 1994, Daya Bay has been supplying safe and reliable non-carbon energy to Hong Kong, meeting around a quarter of the city’s electricity needs. 

CLP's Equity Interest
25
%
Gross Capacity
1,968
MW
CLP's Capacity (Equity / Long-term Purchase)
1,577
MW

Type

Nuclear

Location

Shenzhen, Guangdong, China

Ownership

Guangdong Nuclear Power Joint Venture Company, Limited

Equity Interest

  • CLP - 25%
  • Guangdong Nuclear Investment Co., Ltd. – 75%​​​