Fortum says Loviisa turbine upgrade lifts nuclear power output by 38 MW by 2028
Reuters2026/08/11 07:22- Fortum launched a turbine-island modernization at its Loviisa nuclear plant, targeting higher output and improved operational safety.
- The upgrade is set to lift electrical capacity by about 38 MW by 2028.
- Lifetime generation is expected to increase by about 7 TWh, with total production projected at up to 177 TWh over the current license period.
- The scope includes low-pressure turbine replacements, turbine automation renewal, and main seawater pump replacements.
- Life-extension investments are estimated at about EUR 1 billion through 2050; spending on Loviisa refurbishment was about EUR 70 million last year.
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