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IAEA PRIS Nuclear Reactor Scraper - Global Reactor Registry

Extract every nuclear reactor in the IAEA Power Reactor Information System — operating, under construction, shutdown, and decommissioned. Capacity (MWe / MWt), reactor type and model, owner/operator, key dates, and lifetime load factors across ~40 countries.

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IAEA PRIS Nuclear Reactor Scraper — Global Reactor Registry

Extract every nuclear reactor in the IAEA Power Reactor Information System (PRIS) — the authoritative global registry of all nuclear power reactors, operating, under construction, in long-term shutdown, and permanently decommissioned. Covers approximately 720 reactors across 40 countries.

What does the IAEA PRIS Nuclear Reactor Scraper do?

PRIS (Power Reactor Information System) is the IAEA's public database of nuclear power unit data. This actor queries each reactor's detail page and returns a structured record with capacity, operator, reactor type and model, key lifecycle dates, and current performance data. Filters are available for reactor status and country.

Coverage spans all reactors currently listed in PRIS — including every US, French, Chinese, and Japanese unit, plus historical reactors that have been permanently shut down. No login or API key is required.

What data does it extract?

Each reactor record contains:

FieldDescription
reactor_nameReactor unit name (e.g. VOGTLE-4)
countryCountry name from IAEA PRIS
country_codeISO-2 country code (e.g. US, FR, JP)
operatorOperating organization name
ownerOwner/licensee organization name
reactor_typeType code: PWR, BWR, PHWR, AGR, RBMK, FBR, HTGR
reactor_modelSpecific model (e.g. AP1000, VVER-1200, EPR)
statusLifecycle status: Operational, Under Construction, Suspended Operation, Permanent Shutdown, Decommissioning Completed
construction_start_dateConstruction start date (ISO 8601)
first_grid_connection_dateDate of first electricity grid connection
commercial_operation_dateCommercial operation start date
permanent_shutdown_dateShutdown date (empty if still operating)
reference_unit_power_mweReference net electrical capacity in MWe
design_net_capacity_mweDesign net capacity in MWe
thermal_power_mwtThermal capacity in MWt
load_factor_lifetime_pctLifetime load factor as a percentage
load_factor_annual_pctLatest annual load factor as a percentage (not currently published — empty)
electricity_supplied_gwh_lifetimeTotal lifetime electricity generated in GWh
electricity_supplied_gwh_annualLatest annual generation in GWh (not currently published — empty)
operational_age_yearsYears since commercial operation date
reactor_supplierReactor (NSSS) supplier name
construction_supplierNot available from the source — returns empty
turbine_supplierTurbine supplier name
source_urlCanonical PRIS reactor detail page URL

How to use it

All input fields are optional. Running with defaults returns the first 5 reactors across all statuses globally.

{
"reactorStatus": "operating",
"countryCode": "US",
"maxItems": 0
}

This returns all currently operating US reactors (approximately 93 units as of 2025).

{
"reactorStatus": "under_construction",
"countryCode": "",
"maxItems": 0
}

This returns all reactors globally that are currently under construction.

FieldTypeDefaultDescription
reactorStatusstringallFilter: all, operating, under_construction, long_term_shutdown, permanent_shutdown
countryCodestring(blank)Optional ISO-2 code (US, FR, JP, CN). Leave blank for global
maxItemsinteger5Max records to return. Set to 0 for all matching reactors

Use cases

  • Uranium equity research — track operating capacity, construction pipeline, and decommissioning timelines by country and reactor type
  • Energy policy analysis — benchmark national load factors, model capacity additions from units under construction, assess retirement timelines
  • ESG and climate data — map carbon-free baseload capacity by country; track net nuclear additions and retirements
  • Academic research — build lifecycle datasets for nuclear energy studies covering reactors from the 1950s onward
  • Grid and market modelling — feed MWe capacity and load factor data into power market or capacity factor models

FAQ

How many reactors does this cover?

PRIS lists approximately 720 reactors that have historical or current operational records. The actor covers all of them — there is no need to know specific reactor IDs or names to get full coverage.

Are annual load factors always populated?

load_factor_annual_pct and electricity_supplied_gwh_annual are currently empty for every reactor — the source no longer publishes a per-reactor annual breakdown outside its interactive dashboards. Lifetime-cumulative figures (load_factor_lifetime_pct, electricity_supplied_gwh_lifetime) remain fully populated.


Results can be exported as JSON, CSV, or Excel from the Apify dataset view.