units at 10 sites
Track the work
after shutdown.
Japan's retired-reactor portfolio, Fukushima Daiichi programme and the regulatory and commercial milestones that turn long schedules into actionable work.
The 27 JAIF closed-down units include 18 ordinary commercial units, 6 Fukushima Daiichi units, 2 research/development reactors and 1 completed dismantlement. They are outside the 33 existing commercial-reactor fleet.
separate accident-site programme
nameplate sum across all 27 CD entries
JAIF targets; not guaranteed completion
27 JAIF closed-down units · 14 locations
Unit membership and notes: JAIF CD table, 2026-09-09. The 27-unit denominator includes research reactors and one completed dismantlement; it is not the 33-unit existing commercial fleet. Approximate placement uses a Natural Earth coastline.
Where conventional work concentrates
Defuelling, system isolation and long-term plant maintenance.
Radiological surveys, sampling, inventory definition and digital records.
Remote handling, segmentation, demolition and worker-protection systems.
Treatment, packaging, storage, transport and clearance measurement.
A separate programme
Fuel debris, damaged containment, contaminated water and site-scale waste make Fukushima Daiichi materially different from ordinary reactor dismantlement.
Approval is iterative
The NRA approves the decommissioning plan and material changes. Detailed future work may require later plan amendments before execution, so a target year is not proof that a specific dismantling package has started.
Prototype coverage: reactor membership, shutdown dates, nameplate capacity and completion notes are normalized from JAIF's dated CD table. The page does not yet provide exhaustive procurement notices, waste volumes or live project progress; no missing value is estimated.