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INVESTMENT PROJECTS INTHEELECTRICITY
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(ReportfromtheCommission totheCouncil)
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BackgroundStatement .•"
INVESTMENT PROJECTSINTHEELECTRICITY SECTOROPTHECOMMUNITY "
TheattachedReportreviewstheinvestmentsituationinthe
electricitysectoroftheCommunityasat1979andisbasedon:in­
: ' tformationcommunicated totheCommissionbyvirtueofCouncilRegulation
(EEC)N°1056*/72and121^6,
TheCouncilisrequestedtoNOTEtheReportandinparticular
toCONCLUDEthat:-
*
–Whilsttheincreaseintheexpectedamountofnew,solidfuel
> - *burning,electricityproductioncapacitytocomeintoserviceby1985is
encouraging ,MembersStatesmustnevertheless ,by,themostappropriate
means,makeeffortstoincreasetheconsumptionofsolidfuelsforelectri
cityproductionattheexpenseofoil;
-Thereductioninexpectednuclearcontributions toelectricity
productionin1985and1990disturbing.MembersStatesshouldmake.
everyefforttoachievethenecessarysubstantialorderingofnewnuclear
plants,andshouldregardthefinalisingoffirmplansinthenuclearsec­
torfortheperiodupto-199^asamatteroftheutmosturgency*

INVESTMENT PROJECTS INTHE ELECTRICITY SECTOR OFTHE COMMUNITY
Report oninformation communicated totheCommission ,
under Council Regulations N°.1056 /72and 1215 /76,
relating tothesituation at1.1.1979
(Information summaries inAnnexes 1and 2)
.Discussion ofCommission conclusions
1.1 .Conventional thermal capacity >
Thedecline inthetotal under construction andplanned ,evident over
theprevious four years ,hasnowbeen reversed .Further positive
factors are asignificant increase inthe amount ofsolid -fuel -fired
capacity inconstruction andplanned and avery small amount of
monovalent oil-fired capacity still inplanning .Despite these
I
encouraging developments itisclear that existing andnewsolid-fuel -
»
burning capacities must beutilised tothemaximum practicable extent
toachieve theforecast (1)minimum solid fuel consumption required
in1985 <124 m.t.o.e .).
1.2 .Nuclear capacity
Realistic expectations oftotal nuclear capacity intheCommunity by
1985 now indicate some 79GWgross <73,3 GWnet),4GWgross less than
estimated inlast year 'sreport .Taking account ofthewithdrawal
from thecommunications ofalarge number ofspeculative projects ,
perhaps indicative ofanincreased level ofrealism ,itisdisturbing
toobserve that intheabsence ofearly decisions onnuclear projects
which might beinservice inthe late 1980 'sthere isareal risk that
the momentum ofnuclear installation could decline tothe extent that
total nuclear capacity inservice in1990 could belittle more than
100 GWgross (94GWnet).
The clear implication (2)isthat by1985 nuclear islikely contribute
15mtoe less toelectricity production requirements than was foreseen
bytheMember States intheir 1978 forecastsO ).By1990 ,intheabsenc
O)Member States'National Forecasts ,1978 .
(2)Since each 1GWofnuclear contribution isequivalent tosome 1.3m.t.o.e .
per annum .

ofmajor efforts bytheMember State Governments toreduce delays inthe
nuclear decision-making processes ,the shortfall inthenuclear contribu­
tions could beasmuch as63m.t-.o.e .(30/6)compared >n.th the1978
- ■\ *
forecasts . •r
-f1.3 .Tpe need foraction _
Ifsubstantial increases inimported oilornatural gasrequirements fbr
electricity production aretobeavoided *such redactions intheforecast
nuclear contributions must bereplaced byproductioa from solid fiiels .
Thefollowing actions byMember State Governments aretherefore required !
Ν
–ensuring themaximum practicable useofexisting andfuture solid-fuel –j
'burning capacities j * |
–positive actions toreduce thedelays inthedecision making processes |
fornewnuclear capacities ; ,\ . " X
..., . ■-..|–thetaking ofallpossible measures intheshort ,medium andlong term ,tci
~ ^ensure that thesolid -fuel-burning capacities areadequate toavoid in- \
creases intheuseofimported oilornatural gasforelectricity produe- •
tion .Such measures should include theconversion ofexisting andplanned
plant tousesolid fuels instead ofhydrocarbons .
Review ofinformation received "• .- , ■ '■-I
2.1.Total power plant capacities tinder construction andplanned . . ' |
Table 1indicates thetotal capacities under construction and planned 1
ineach sector at1.1 .1979® together with theevolution asreported ,
.during thelast five years :
Table 1 GWgross
Asat:Conventional
thermalKuclear Hydro TOTAL
1.1.1974 72,1* . 13,0
1.1.1975 60.3 *s12,0
1.1.1976 50,5* 11,0*
1.1.1977 46,6 99,4 10,0 156,0
1.1.1973 44,6 128,2 14,2 186,6
1.1.1979 52,5 100,6 14,8 167,9
. * 1
1
Nuclear notreported inthese years .

I
-3- !■
s
'^o^vf-ntisnal thermal –Thedecline intot.5.1 capacity under construe – ^
tionandplanned which wasevident sinca 1974 »has®owbeen reversed ^
due toasignificant increase insolid -finel-fired capacity incons– .
truction andplanned . j
t
–?Tu^lear–Thecapacity Tinder const ruction andplanned ie27,6 GWless |
than that reported in1978 „due©ainly tothewithdrawal from thecom-" f
t
mnioation of27,1 GWwhich ware reported in1978 tob©projects of» f
tentative .nature .Nevertheless ,thetotal of100 e6GMrepresents j
afourfold increase onexisting capacity . |
t
i
i
–Hydro –Thetotal of14»8OTincludes "bothprimary conversion and j
pumped storage plant .Infact atleast 9»5GWispumped storage plant . j
2.2 ,.Conventional thermal plant
Table 2gives ananalysis ofthecurrent totals byprincipal fuel capability
categories ,thecorresponding figures forthesituation at1.1.1973 being
included .
–noBolid -fuel-burning plant wascommissioned in1978 (or1977 )but
there are significant increases inthetotal capacities ofplant in
construction andplanning capable ofburning hard coal (+1393CM)and
brown coal (+0,3 Gil),compared with thesituation asat1.1.1978$
–from 1978 –1985 inclusive thetotal added hard coal -burning capability
isexpected tobe17»9Gtfj N
–oftheplant currently inplanning ,that projected tobecapable of
burning hard coal orbrown coal (l9t>l GW)greatly exceeds that capable
ofburning oilonly (le9GW)j
–ofthe 3415GWofplant inconstruction andplanned with anoil-burning
capability ,itisknown that 12,6 GWisinfact polyvalent plaint with
aooal capability l ,
~ofthe total of29,1 GWofplant currently under construction ,9„6 GW
iscapable ofburning coal whilst noless than 17,5 GWiscapable of
burning oiIonly .
•«•/# ••
f
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Table2
Nwgross
Commissioned
in
1978
(1977)Currently
under.
construc­
tion(*)
I
AInplanningtobein
service
Capableofturning
by1985
"B'after1935
and.date
unknovn
CTOTAL
(A+B+C)
1.Hardcoal
(-)9649
!(6912)8285
(5734)9280-
(1300)27214
(13946)
-ofvhichcoal
only (-)•5174
(3154)3680
(4384)1900
(660)10754
(8198)
2.Brovmcoal
-(-).1525
(1200)(-1525
-.(1200)
3.Oil '3076
(4228).23080
(25110)3135
(3590)8260
(3200)34475
(31900)
–ofvhichoil J
only !1606
(32*45)17276
(18882)(1320)1920
(2560>^19196
(22762)
4.Saturaigas 1760
(1603)1919
(3350)1700
(920)1500 ■(-)5119
(4270)
–ofvhichnat.
gasonly290
(620)270
(560) -(-) S
1270
(560)
5«Fuelunknownor
undecided .
•.1
..■'.|
.. 1320
(320)1600
(1600)1920
(1920)
Figuresinbracketsrefertothesituationasat1.1.1978
(*)Allexcept660Mfexpectedtobeinserviceby1985*'

-5-
uNuclear plant
Table 3shows the current situation .
■Table 3MWgross
Scheduled tobeinservice
CurrentlyI
after 1985 and date unknown
!–inconstruction 50741 3682
–mplaxming 6310 22m .
TOTALS- j57051L–_ ;-JI 43586
! '
Consideration ofarealistic mininrujit ofnuclear capacity which might
beinservice byI985 must take account of1366 I>Mofwhich cons­
truction iscurrently stopped duetolegal difficulties andofa
further 2303 MWscheduled tobeinservice by1985 forwhich no
firm start–of –construction dates are available .These two elements
alone reduce theprobable total nuclear capacity expected inservice
by1985 "to79GWgross (73^,3 GWnet),subject totheachievement of
current construction schedules .
-Beyond 1985 forDenmark ,Ireland andtheNetherlands ,allsofarun­
committed tonuclear development ,nonuclear projects arereported thus
thepossibility ofnuclear development inthese countries before 1990
isremote .Toachieve thenuclear contribution forecasts for1990by
theMember States inI978 requires atleast 150GWgross (140GWnet),
which would imply thetaking ofearly ,firm decisions for44GWgross
ofcapacity over andabove that newinservice ,inconstruction and
firmly decided .Intheabsence ofsuch decisions thecapacity inservice
by1990 would belittle more than 100GWgross .
•••/*••

.6-
3.Ha.jor transmission lines and ,cables
3.1 .Table 4shows the current situation .
Table 4
iCommissioned
in1978
. (1211 )Under
constructionPlanned
Overhead line s 1808
(1309 ):7072
(6959 ) •5383
(7528 )
Underground cables \ •76
(-)188
Underwater cables
(135) (-)120
(120)
TOTAL 1808
(1448 )7148 5691
(7648 )
Figures in .brackets refer tothesituation at1.1.1978 .
-Thetotal circuit ,lengths under construction andplanned show ,at
12.839 circuit kilometers ,adecline ofsome 21$compared with those
indicated last year .There was thowever ,anincrease inthetotal
circuit kilometers commissioned in1978 (1808 )compared:with 1977
(1448 ).
–Thereduction ofthetransmission lengths inplanning and the fact
that planned commissioning isconcentrated intheyears 1979 "to ~
1983 give rise tothefollowing question which should beseriously
considered bytheMember State Governments ;
–liiview oftheincreasingly difficult situation regarding fuel -
supplies forelectricity production insome Member States ,should
notnew facilities becreated andexisting facilities strengthened
toenable non–hydrocarbon-based electricity tobetransferred to
4
those countries which still depend heavily onhydrocarbons for
electricity production ?Given theauthorisation delays inherent in
transmission planning ,should notthenecessary plans bemade now?
•••/••

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4.Value ofthe renort
Thequality andscope ofthecommunications received from Member State
Governments ,onwhich thevalue ofthereport depends ,continue to "beof
ahigh standard .Howeyer ,order toachieve thestandard ofreporting
envisaged bytheCouncil initsapproval oftheCouncil regulations
IO56/72and1215/76sitisnecessary once ,again todrawattention tothe
fact that increased efforts bycertain Member State Governments arerequired
toensure that alleligable investment projects }together with allthein­
formation requested ,areincluded inthecommunications .

XVII /337 /79-EN
.COMMISSION ~ HBL/jb(July 1979 )
.OfTHE
EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES
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INVESTMENT PROJECTS INTHE
ELECTRICITY SECTOR OFTBE COMMUNITY
ANNEX I
ANNEX XIElectrical power plant situation
Position at1.1.1979 - - .
Summary ofNotifications received bytheCommission
byvirtue ofCouncil Regulations N°s 1056 /72and
1215 /76.

ELECTRICAL POWERPLANTSITUATION (Position at.1.1.1979 )KBm-July1979
Annex!
•GW-Gross -
EUR-9 0 FI Ν Β L U.K. >Irl.Dan.
1)A.INSTALLED CAPACITY (allgenerating sets) 303,1 85,755,8 17,610,7Fm"77.aZ.9 6.«
ofwhich:
1,Conventional thermal
ofwhich:generating setsof200MVorwore232,2
112,571,0
28,830,5
17,827,9
14,117,1
8,08,5
2,10,2 67,9
37,62,4
0,86,8
3,3
2.Nuclear
ofwhichigenerating setsof200MWorworeI25,6
21,48,2
8,06,7
6,31,2
0,70,5
0,51,8
1,87,2
'4,2
!3*Hydro j*5,3 4-s18,615,5 0,51,2 2,5 0,50,0
8.PLANTUNDERCONSTRUCTION I I I
I%
«
E.l.b.Thermalgenerating setsof200HWormore
ofwhich:
Conventional thermal
Nuclear29,1
54,43,9
13,50,6
29,79,8
2,0'1,6
I0,3
3,911,4
5,30,31,3
£.2.b.Hydro-electric generatingsetsof50!1W Jormore I!'6,1
IJ!1,42,7 .0,5 1,5I„
C.PROJECTED I
E.1.C.Thermalgenerating setsof200KWormore
ofwhich:
Conventional thermal
Nuclear23,4
46,29,2
6,50,6
18,510,4
10,01,133 <+2,6
nuclear or
conv.ther .)
3,71,20,9
E.2.c.Hydro-electric generating setsof50
ormore 6,7j3,23,6 1,9
1)Source:Estimated onthebasisoffiguresofEUROSTAT/publications
2)C.R.1056/72
3)+1set:capacity undecided .

COMMISSION MBL/jb(July 1979 )
ofthe
EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES ,- ANNEX It
Sheet 1of13
XVII /D/2
. _ INVESTMENT PROJECTS INTHE - •
ELECTRICITY SECTOR OFTHE COMMUNITY
» •
Summary ofNotifications received bytheCommission
byvirtue ofCouncil Regulations N°s 1056 /72and 1215 /76
-1979 -
Contents :
Sheet
n°
11/2
1,1/3
11/4
11/5
11/6
11/7
11/8
11/9Situation at....
or
Evolution during .
. 1.1.1979
1.1.1979
1.1.1979
1.1.1897 -1.1.1979
1.1.1977
1.1.1978
1.1.1979
11/8 1.1.1977 -1.1.1979
11/9 1.1.1977
. 1.1.1978 ,
1.1.1979
11/10 1.1.1979
11/11 1.1.1977 -1.1.1979
11/12 1.1.1977
1.1.1978
1.1.1979THERMAL -POWER STATIONS (including nuclear )
"6ycountry "ana""pLannea year ofcommissioning
Bycountry andbytype ofcooling system
■Planned projects -Decisional .aspects
CONVENTIONAL THERMAL POWER STATIONS (excluding nuclear )
Summarized KaVarice "sheet
Bycountry andplanned year ofcommissioning
Bytype offuel andbyplanned year ofcommissioning
NUCLEAR POWER STATIONS
Summarized balance sneet
By.country andplanned year ofcommissioning
8yreactor type ,country and size ofsets
HYDROELECTRIC POWER STATIONS
Summarized balance sheet .
Bycountry ,category andplanned year ofcommissioning
11/13 1.1.1979 TRANSMISSION AND CABLE S
Bycountry andplannecfyear ofcommissioning

K8/fI-JulyW9
II-2
E.1.THESKAL POWER'STATIONS (including nuclear powerStations )
Generating setswithacapacity of200KWormore
Bycountryandplannedyearofcommissioning -Position at1.1.1979
.Pairsoffigures:numberofsetsandflwoftotalcapasHy
Commissioned
during
1978| Total |ôfwhich:ptanmedy«?arofcominissionin q(underconstruction andplanned)T
i . I
COUNTS ?
iUnderconstruction Iplanned !1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1965 1986(andlater)
1967undec*dedorj
unfcnown 1)!
12-8128IVI0-83547[83-58304 !15-8473 19-13977 22-16726 23-16095 19-15203 15-12135 17-12396 17-13689 <31-25908 l15-77C9
(♦.-10800 ♦1-.
♦.-10S00 *♦(4-2640)2i
•-»whirh:r1LiJUr£<S4D)-2 ) –-
I
"'que !- 5-4140 1-280 2-1360
I2-2200
I2-1270 2-875 1-620 1-650 1-375 1-500 i
i
3_f>,Deutschtand 4-2550 18-17423 28-23189 4-2640 1-1299 |1-1316 6-4646 7-5944 7-3935 4-3036 5-5419 3-8468 3-3909i
r.ct
ïvçlttiîd2-1940 j
1-270 I29-30354
1-270I:7-8340
:*.-10800 ι
4-12001-1010 j
♦ !6-6060
1-2706-7670 6-6060
Λ6-6284 4-4880 4-5300
1-3001-1430
1-300 2-600.-10900j
I
1
Jf«lia1-862 j24-11760 34-20400 4-1280 2-980 5-2280 5-2280 3-1640 1-660 |6-2600 5-3300
j•15-13300 12-3840j
Luxembourg[
iI
1I1-460
t♦1-. tf*derland I2-1170 3-15942-1060
♦1-.1-647 1-618 t1-529 1-600
KinccJon2-1336jt
23-167366-3740
♦(4-2640)2)j!3-1996
t'
t7-4100 6-3600 !5-2780 2-960 1-660!1-660 4-2640f5-3080
S♦(4-2640)2:
1)Datesnotyetdecidedorunknown;projectsinstudyorprobableprojects;prograawe Istentative .
2)Tiiiscapacitywillbenuclearorconventional thermal;theprograisne istentative.

61.THERMAL POWERSTATIONS
Generating setswithacapacity of200KMormore
Bycountry anJbyTYPEOfCOOLING SYSTEM
Position at1.1.1979 .KB/fl-July1979
1/3
Pairsoffigures :.
NumberofsetsandNWoftotalcapacity
C0UNTRY
C0MHUNITV i
conventional thermal
nuclear
ofwhieh:
Belgique
conventional theraal
nuclear
Danmark
conventional theraal
9.R.Deutschtand
conventional thermal
nuclear
France
■conventional thermal
nucleôr
Ireland
-conventional thermal
Xtalia
conventional thermal
nuclear
Nederland
conventional theraal
UnitedKingdom
conventional thermal
nuclearPOWERPLAHT
UNDER
CONSTRUCTION
56-29124
54-5*423
1-280
4-3860
2-1270
6-3894
12-13529
1-600
28-29754
1-270
22-9760
2-2000
3-1594
20-11456
8-5280ofwNehtby cooling system
freshvater
fresh
water
6-1920
2-2682
2-2682
6-1920river
5-2927
7-7194
2-1930
5-5264
2-947
3-1980river
♦
tower
2-947
3-3291
2-1930
1-300
1-1361
1-647iea
or
(estuarine )
31-15876
19-17650
2-1270
11-12370
(estuarine )
16-7840
12-6496
8-5280Coyer
11-6714
21-21606
1-280
4-2854
9-9486
1-600
12-12120
5-2980unknown
1-740
2-2000
1-740
2-2000PROJECTE P
POWERFLANT
♦(4-2640)1)
50-23390
♦
33-J5414
♦.-10800
2-875
17-9255
11-13934
1-600
{6-7740
(♦.-10800
4-1200'
24-10400
10-10000
f2-1060t1-.
C♦(4-2640)1)
*6-3740ofwhich:bycoolingsystem
freshwater
fresh
water
2-785
1-325
1-460 >
(canal)river
1-600
1-1430
1-1430
1-600rivar
"♦•
tower
1-855
1-855sea v
or
(estuarine )
9-331S
4-4180tower
5-2495
7-8663unknown
♦(4-2640)1)
33-16195 ♦
1-.
20-20386 ♦
.-10800
2-875ofwhlch:
<1–5QQwater♦district heating)
1-600
2-2860
(estuarïne )
2-640
2-13205-2495
4-5213
3-345011-6435
6-7866
.-10300
22-9760
10-10000
♦(4-2640)1)
4-2420
15Thiscapacitywillbenuclearorconventional theraal;theprograame istentative .

£1.THERMAL PCV5R STATIONS -Piar.nyd prote sts-Decisional aspects
Generating s^ts with acapacity of200 fiwormore
Situation 1.1,1979 eK6/U-Ju'/t?r?
,11M
Pairs offigures :number ofs*ts »rdMofloU' cajjdy
(p)*provisional
|Cour-try
convent.theraal
nuclear
Cannar *
convint »thermal
8.R. OcutscMand
cor.vent.thçraat
nuclear
franc » i
convent ,theraal
nuclear
Ireland
convent .theraal
Ital is
couvent .thersal
nuclear
Nederland
convtnt.t bernaicoal /oil
28-231 89
17-9255
coi!. 8-3780
coa l/oil 1-7S0
eoal /oil/gas,1-230
coal /oat .gas 4-297Q
brown coal 3-1525
I11-1393$ ,
ί7-8340
I!(♦.-10800
1
coal !1-600
i(6-6740
U.-1ÇJ600Total
pr^TcTTed
50-23590
1-.
33-35414 ,
.-10800 4)
+(4-2640 )5)
2-875Fimj
(decided )
5-1890
5-4310£26-11460
£14-13927
i.-10800
♦(4-2640)5 )
1-375 1)
1-315
1-315
6-6910
1-600
5-63ÎQ
coal
cosl /oil
oH
unàrKJwf »
(coal /oîl |
deHv .cas/oilorcoal
[unknown
Umtid Sinqdo "
convint .thcraal
nuclearunknown
(see remarks )4-1200
34-20400
24-10400
12-6560
6-1920
6-1920
10-10000
2-^060 '
1-.
1-600
1-460
1-.
10-6380
(4-2640 )5)
6-37402-600Decisional
process
uncoflc-lete
{16-7340
t1-.
I10-10000
X.-10800
♦(4-2640 )
2-2607
JSrfé9L .-
,-10800
a-10800
34-20400
24-10400
12-6560
6-1920
6-1920
10-10003
2-1060
1-.
1-600
1-460
6-3960
(4-2640 )
2-1320wnich decisions havr NOT been taVen for
.-10800
.-10800
26-17840
16-7840
10-5920
6-1920
10-10000
1-.
4-2640
(4-2640 )»a ir
:ontractor
0
24-10400
10-9320
*(4-2640 )
32-16400
24-10400
12-6560
Ô-1920
6-1920
8-8000
6-3960
(4-2640 )
2-1320capac 1ty
C
1-.
.-10800
♦(4-2640 )
«-108G0
.-10300
1-.
4-2640
(4-2640 )type
offuel
7-2330
1-.
+(4-2640 )
6-1920
6-1920
6-1920
1-460
1-.
1-460
4-2640
(4-2640 )stdirt of
work date
14-4900
4-3927
."10800
♦•(4-2640 )12-4260
4-3927
.-10800
♦(4-2640 )
2-2607
.-10800
«-10800
12-3840
12-3840
6-1920
6-1920
2-1060
1-.
1-600
1-460
6-3960
(4-2640 )courc 's-
sionir>3pQSSible;l
linstudy '
2-2607
Jr«9Z–
--108004-1400
î-500 2)
- J
1-300 |
1-300 !
,-10800(p >
10-3200
10-3200
6-1920
4-1280
2-1060
1-.
1-600(p)
1-460<p*>
_1-. (B)..
6-3960
(4-2640 )(p>
2-1320(p)2-1320 Ce2-600Status
unknown
ornôt
reportée
15-8640
14-15177
24-19967
15-8640
6-3165
1-750
1-230 -
4-2970
3-1525
9-1132 ?1>governmental authorisation availed
t_2)_gregro jecHn§12222
ofwhich :6-2725 fro*informal so-jrc»?i
•coalupgrading 3ch<?"<e !
(ofwhich :2-1500 fro*infor **!
Iarrd1-/20tiwina»^fh?ri<ati^nm«o*j
-Si froninforiai^sourtei
1-1430
1-H305)3).C»«.1Q5fc/7e-?üuaiior >1.1.7*•
rypprted :f»<•* .
1.1.7 ^;
reported ?tall
U)fortheprogrammes lOflO a^d '
decisions alreadyta>fc15.2.79
concern anoutput car*tMv c*1C?f.,n
f*Wfor th<»total of 2
12-320 m*:décision tV>l 2d.*>.73 ï
12-320 HW:" ** " t.7
liv 3?°
}d»?cfsionCIPE ?0.9.73;«rt.7 cfl»w ?l9j
^author isat'onprocedure inJia^d i
i280Hyiauthor isationproce^*' *if*h.m'$
4-2420 IRef .
.4typeStat**<?nt bySec.of5»at®P"<
4-242 -06,|l.Hill -benuclear orconvent .tHef.al
1(Thewhole proor^^me istent!*Mve ar-dΗsubiett torévision

MBL/jb-July 1979
- II/5
BALANCE SHEET OFINVESTMENT PROJECTS
INCONVENTIONAL THERMAL POWER STATIONS (excluding nuclear )
J.NTHECOMMUNITY '(E.I. )
-Generating sets with acapacity of200MWormore -
Pairs offigurés :
(Number ofsets )MWofcorresponding total .
capacity
ίCommissionecTUnder
ConstructionPlanned
A1POSITION AT1.1 .1977■r
I*(283)' 103976 liK64 ) 31694 1 I(26) 14907 !
B1EVOLUTION DURING 1977
1.Plant commissioned
2.Beginning ofconstruction
(Plant reported planned 1.1.77 )
V * *
,3.Projects withdrawn
4.Newprojects not reported planned
at (1.1.77 )
v5.Adjustments
A2POSITION HT*1.1.1978+(12)♦5148
-24: 11f
-(12)-5148 .
+(6)/+2550
+<f)+600
-(1) 272-,(6)-2550
-(8)-5280
><21) +8100
- 23
1*(295)ÏÔ91ÔÔI K58 ) 29424 I (33) 15154
B2EVOLUTION DURING 1978
1.Plant commissioned
2.Beginning ofconstruction
(Plyit reported planned 1.1.78 )
3.Projects withdrawn
4.Newprojects not reported planned
at (1.1.1978 )
5.Size modif icationsn adjustments
A3P0SITI0N AT1.1,1979♦(7)+3366
»
• rj
-(7)-3366
♦(5>+3049
♦17(5) -3049
-(3) -ι-1520
(+(25) -12855
C+(1) - .
(♦(4-2640 )(1)
-50
I(302 )112466 IK56 )29124 1 I(50) ..23390 I
I L J
*
•Estimated onthebase ofEUROSTAT figures
(()This capacity will benuclear orconventional thermal ;not included intotal .

£.1,CONVENTIONAL THCRKH PCWERSTATICNS(Excluding nuclea;)
Generating setswithacapacity of200f»Uormore
Bycountry*ndplanned yea**ofcommissioning*8/fI-J'jiyi/?*
1/6
Pairsoffigures :numberof.jetsandKWoftotalc*
•'OS»t»0"j
'1jan.19
*77
•76
*79
•77
•78
•79
•77
•78
•7?
*?7
*78
■f79
'77
•78
•79
•77
*78
•79
'77
*78
'79
•77
•78
•79
•77
•78
•79country
COMMUNITY
ofwhich;
Belgique
Oêneiarii
O.h,Deutschland
France
Ireland
Italia
Nederland
UnitedKingdoaCommissioned
during
©receding year
20-9231
12-S258
7-5366
1-500
1-275
1-315
7-3630
2-633
3-1250
2-1400
2-1400
1-250
1-250
1-270
4-1230
4-1280
1-260
2-1270
2-1170
3-1836
1-676Total .]
iinder"|j
constructionPlannedV~J9?rj
64-31694 .26-H907 S16-705411-5176
58-29424 33-15154 L^= 12-5606
56-29124 j50-23390rr=>^-¿♦(4-26402)1
U1-.
1-280
1-280 -p^=–=^r1-230
3-1625 -f1-315
2-1280 -
a-1270 2-e?5r---=.=s–
10-5037 W*37|5-1883
8-440'. 7-4416p=s–=;3-1250
6-3894 17-9255
2-1400 - 2-1400
1-600 2-800c=«=r :
1-600 1-600p;– =r~
2-520 1-270 1-250 1-270
2-540 - W?0
1-270 4-1200p~-«=r:–
22-9010 7-2920 I4-1280 3-960
22-9760 16-5120 2-640
22-9760 24-10400 ^=–=C
6-3670 3-1520 2-1250 2-1170
4-2!-08!3-1520px 2-1170
3-1594|2-1060rr=–==i>-=cr
18-10152 fl1-7260I1-6766-2496
L18-10152 5-3300fc=–^rl>1996 20-11456 j(4-2540)2rt=–=rp>–=S 20-11456 <·';-2540) =ΓΓ^3–=ΧΤwhich:plannedyearofcommissioning (underconstruction andplanned)
1980
13-7110
î5-8G5éj
13-656213-6010
13-6608
11-5958
1-280 !
1-640 1-670
1-620 I1-660
1-620 1-650
3-1?4G
S-174CH
3-174CK
2-640
3-960
4-1280
1-650
1-620
1-647
6-3440
7-4116
3-19961-270
1-270
1-270
f6-2190 )
5-2280
2-980
1-600
1-613
1-618
6-2280
5-2730
6-344011-5974
10-482C
9-45001982
10-5517
11-6201 ,
12-S78fl
'orotherunitsforunichconstruction isstoopedbycoi/rt-order.HotIncludedintotals,f'1,9opacityMillbenuclearorconventional thermal
J>NotreportedbyC.S.1056/72;20OQHtfbase-loadcapacity 'M414 4-2937
5-3621
3-1720îd-707)
(2-1307
{(1-707)
Î5-3272
1-600
1-6001-600 ,
1-600
7-3600
7-3260
5-22804-1960
4-1960
5-22301-660
1-660
3-1640
1-320
1-320
1-329-600
-600
2-960
2-960
3-16201-300
1-300
3-1460 2-9601983
2-1260
5-3167
12-6847
1-3751984
3-1560
7-3567
2-900
1-707)1
5-2247
1-660
1-660
1-6601985
4-2240
5-2900
11-4730198o
4-2300
1-660
9-5310
1-500
3-1670
1-30Q
1-320
.1-320
5-1600
1-600
1-600.
2-1320
3-1980
1-6602-1450
1-300
1-320
4-2300
1-600
3-1980
1-660
1-6606-3960
7-3>UO
1-30G
1-300
4-26*0
1-460
6-39601988*•*»•c'cc«*•
j
•""^ÎC'drJ ?r>
Prr|»r\*mj
Study i
?)}»
K16-yirj |
♦<W640 >l)
3-W'O12-3840
1-750
1-300
1-660
1-.
1989:
4-2640)((n«tu*#y
1-200 >
15-48C?
12-3840
(3-1950)2M>
I
2)

Α8'Π-ΐ9?9
11/71*1.continued :6ytypeoffuelandbyptannedyearofco**'ss <rg .n#f
ι
Position 1
at
1ί·η:ΐ9 «FuetCoaoissioned
during
preceding yea.[ Totalof*hich:byslangedyea'ofccnnssisrinoSunrJe.r ci^sfucnon ^ndpu^eJ.'
u' J'Urder i
coostruct ioniPlannedf1977I 197»j.1980I198'.•198?1963I
i19S41V35'!1961m.'|
_-J
•77
•78
•79j
'
•77
•7»
■7»
•77
•78
•7»
•77
•78
•7»
*77
»78
*79
*T7'
*78
•7»
•77
•78
•79
•77'
•78
•79
•77
•78
•7»
•77
•78
•79
•77
•78
•79
•77
•78
•79
•77
•78
•79
•77
•78
•79TOTALFUELS 70-9231
12-5148
7-33661
64-31694
58-294
56-2912426-149C7
33-15154
50-23390
♦(4-2640 2:
♦1-.16-7054 11-5176
12-560613-7110
.1S-SU56
13-656313-6010
13-6603
11-595811-5974
10-4ÎJC
9-4500!
iù-:5i?;
.II-MOI i
12-5749I|
2-1;60
5-3167
I12-68473-1560
7-35674-2240
5-2900
11-47304-2500
1-60O
9-53106-3Î60
7-3?0CI 't-wi 1
[ 12-30*0 ;
♦<4.-2640 I
etvMchs
Coal
Brotmcoal
P*tr.product*
(nongaseous)
Naturel gas
Co«l/Fetr.pro4 .
Coal/Perlv.m»i
CML/P«tr.prod./C»S
Co*l/Nitur*lg*s
Petr.prod. /N»tur.ga !
Pitr.prod./tirlv.ir
Øcriv.gat/Nat.øis/
P«tr.prod .
0«rWtdgis
Unkrtownorundecldec5-1810 S-3154
5-3154
8-517471
*-2937
8-5044 |
13-55803-1740
3-1740
2-10402-1414 4-2937
4-2871
1-740(1-700
2-1307
4-25221-700)
2-960
4-1932I
1-660
,4-1910 '1-660
3-1660 2-600 1-300 »
1-600 -1
,2-1200
3-1525 II
1-600
1-6001-600
2-925It
10-4306Π
8-3245 |
3-1606^
44-21157
38-18882
35-172763-1640 |
10-3880 j
6-192010-4581 7-3066
,6-29047-3420
9-4416
6-261610-4890
10-5060
7-37608-4240
7-3530
7-35804-1940
5-2260
7-34201-660 j
1-660
''5-2600 1-6602-1320
118-2561j
8-2*60j
1-620
1-2901-890 .
2-560
1-2701-270 2-890
1-2901-270
1-270
1-270
1-720 3-1890
4-3158
7-38753-1240
4-1990
16-87852-1290
2-1240
3-19671-600
2-1278
2-12681-320
2-640
1-3201-320
1-750
2-1070 1-3751-600
1-600
5-1780 4-2580 4-2640I
1-660(♦<3-1950L~!_l
1-600
1-6001-600
1-600
1-230 1-230
,
!
j
__- 11
4-2970 1-750 1-720 1-750 _J1-750
5-1795
2-983
3-14707-3773
5-2790
3-16492-920 I
1-320j3-1233 3-1830
4-21301-660
1-660
'i-660 1-6601-320
1-320
1-3291-600
2-530
1-280
1-280[–:i
,.i
1-460 I1-280
1-280
1-2801-250
1-460
1-600 1-600
1-200 WOOCir
stud/)
i13-79006-1920
6-192Q
♦1-9
♦J4-2640rf3-1640
1-320
1-3204-2300
1-3206-3960
1-.
(4-2640S-1600
4-1260
I

MBL/jb-July 1979 .
II/8
BALANCE SHEET OFINVESTMENT PROJECTS
INNUCLEAR POWER STATIONS INTHE COMMUNITY <E.I. )
Generating sets wfjTrfV capacityof -200MWormore -
Pairs offiaures !
Clumber -ofsets )andMWofcorresponding total capacity
CommissionedUnder
constructionProjected
A1POSITION AT1.1.1977
01EVOLUTION OURING 1977
A2POSITION AT1.1.1978
B2EVpLUTION DURING 1978
1.Plant commissioned
2.Beginning ofconstruction'
(Plant reported planned 1.1.78 )
3.Projects withdrawn
4.New projects not reported
projected at1.1.1978
5*Size modifications /adjustments
A3POSITION AT1.1.1979(.) TS32T1 I(5°)A9194|IjC50)5021 !
complete information notavailable
r<7 > 17454 !
♦(5) +4762
-764(2 )
{T.T 21452 "I(52) 52375 I
1__-<5)-4762
•»(7)+6770
♦40
£54 )54423 Il(72)75824 ]
-(7) -6770
-(.) -27120 !
+(3) +4163(1 )
+(4) -2640
+117
j(33 )55414 |
+(.) 10800
+(4 -2640 )(1)
<1)This capacity will benuclear orconventional thermal ;not included intotal
<2)Difference duetoactual interim ratings ofcommissioned sets .

HD:fl-July1979
II/9 .
11'.NUCLEAR FOWERSTATI0S3
Senerating setswithacapacityof200HWorwore , x
Bycountryandplannedyearofcommissioning
\v, '! •
Pairsoffigures:numberofsetsand.MWeoftotalcapacity
Position
at
1Jan.19 *
'\
•77
■78
•7»
•77
•78
•79
•77
•78
•7»
«77
•78
*79
•77
•78
•7»
•77
•78
•79Country
COMMUNITY
ofwhich
Belgique
B.R.Deutsch **3-2899
landICoiwms-
sioned
during
preceding
*year
5-4219
4-3507
5-4762
France
Italie
United
Kingdoa1-907
1-1300
2-1940
2-1940
1-862
2-1320
1-660
1-660Total
under I
construction
50-49194
52-52375
54-54423
2-1800
2-18C0
4-3860
13-14198
6-6446
13-14763
3-3624
12-13529
3-3624
24-24712
27-28342
28-29754
3-2850
3-2350
2-2000
8-5634
.7-4620
8-5280planned
50*50215
72-75824
33-35414
+.-10800
♦<4-2640)4
2-1960
2-2000
12-15155
10-13000
11-13814
7-9106
11-13934
5-6536
11-11430
22-29780
6-7740
♦.-10800
13-13750
13-13750
10-10000
12-7920
23-15180
6-3740
♦(4-2640)4ofwhich:plannedyearofcommissioning (underconstruction andplanned)
1977
9-8544
3-3070
(ofwhich
(ofwhich
(ofwhich
3-2950
1-850
2-16741978
4-3996
7-67401979
15-13165
9-8567
2-1910
1-900
1-9001980 ~
7-7250
9-8578
8-8019
1-900
1-900
1-1316I3-2905I1-1300
frominformal sources)' 2)
2-2200|2-1607|1-1308
frominformal sources )2)
s.1-900I1-1299
frorainforaal sources)2)
2-2020
3-3030
1-850
1-660
1-6606-6060
6-6060
1-1010
5-33005-5050
5-5050
6-6C60
2-1320
1-6601981
12-12967
14-13697
13-12226
2-1860
6-6907
3-3987
1-1316
6-6060
7-7070
7-7070
4-2640
î-19801982
11-12085
6-7774
11-10306
2-1960
l
4-4755
4-5334
3-2926
5-537Ô
2-2440
6-6060
2-13201983
4-5172
6-5902'
7-8356
2-2600
2-1630
2-2672
2-2572
4-4272
5-56841984
7-7600
6-7180
8-8568
2-2000
2-2600
1-1300
2-1688
4-4880
4-4880
5-5000
1-10001985
6-5660
10-9615
6-7666
2-2105 .
1-1366
3-3870
4-5300
5-5000
1-1000
1-1000
1-660
4-26401986
8-7730
10-6600
8-8379
3-3969
1-1430
5-5750
.1-1000
3-1980
10-6600
3-19801987
6-3960
9-6620
9-9148
2-2000
3-3488
5-5000
6-3960
7-4620
1-6601988
2-1320
11-100501989Yearof
coaniss*onir*9
undec
orunknown
T-1300
♦(4-2640
2-2630
5-5000
2-1320
4-24201-1300
(4-2640Ï11-11280
36-45606
(3-3909
(♦.-10800
3-3900
7-9106
3-3909
6-6060
15-21458
.-10800
13-13750
2-1320
4)
Not 1)Intotalof1978included frominfornal sources:Luxembourg/1-1300(We.Notincluded intotal:Nederland (2.2
2)Notreported byC.R.1056/72.' '
3)Datesnotyetdecided:projectsinstudyorprobableprojects;theprogramme istentative orsubjecttorevision
4)Thiscapacitywillbenuclearorconventional thermal;theprograaae istentative .includedintotalsNederland(2.200BWe>baseloadcapacity,whichwillbenuclearorcoaloil.

E.1.NUCLEAR POWERSTATIONS -continued
Byreactortype^countryandsizeofsets
SituatiorTTTi .1979MS/fl-July1979
11/10
Pairsoffigures
numberofsetsandMWeoftotalcapacity
Reactor type. Country' IISizeofsets •Total under iProjected
L_ :MWe construction _J
TOTALOFAU.TYPES COMMUNITYI
It87-89837 !54-54423 £33-35414
t+.-10800 (+Γ7-10800
ofwhich:. .1
AGRadvancedgascooledJUnitedKingdom 660 12-7920 |8-5280 4-2640
BWRboilingwater ]COMMUNITY -I1
6-6836Γ6-6836 *
B.R.peutschland 900 1-900 1-900
«• Mt1310and
t1316 3-3936 3-3936
ïtalia |1000 2-2000 2-2000
IPWRpressurized waterICOMMUNITY I I58-65222 II37-40448 1f21-24774]
UnitedKingdom 550 2-1100 2-1100
B.R.Oeutschland 855 1-855 1-855
H ltC1299to[
ί
(1366 ' 16-21137 6-8058 10-13079
Belgique '930 2-1860 2-1860
lt1000 2-2000 !2-2000
ïtalia 1000 2-2000 2-2000
France 1010 26-26260 24-24240 2-2020
••1430 7-10010 3-4290 4-5720 J
HTRhightemperature B.R.Deutschland 308 "1-308 1-308
FBRfastbreeder COMMUNITY 'I ί2-1551ΊΓ2-15511
B.R.Deutschland 327 1-327 1-327
France 1224 1-1224 1-1224 "J
Undecided orunknown IUnitedKingdom 1(660)1Γί4-2640»)1 h I(4-2640)1)1
ïtalia 1000 8-8000 8-8000
France £1010or .-10800 .-10800
I t t1430•jI I■
i_l
1)Thiscapacitywillbenuclearorconventional thermal;notincludedintotals,.

MBL/jb-July 1979
II/11
♦
BALANCE SHEET OFINVESTMENT PROJECTS •
INHYDRO -ELECTRIC POWER STATIONS INTHECOMMUNITY (E.2.)
-Generating sets with acapacity of50MWormore -
Pairs offigures :
(Number ofsets and )MWofcorresponding total capacity
%Under
constructionProjected
A1POSITION AT1.1.1977n n
(32) 5542 (33)4510
B1EVOLUTION DURING 1977
*•
1.Plant commissioned
2.Beginning ofconstruction
(plant reported planned
"1.1.1977 )
3.Projects withdrawn * " /
4.Newprojects not reported
planned at1.1 .1977
5.Size modifications ,adjustments
A2POSITION AT1.1.1978-(4) -462
+(8)+1016
+(4) +180-(8)-1016 .
-(6)-480
+(29)+4868
+(2)+16
(40) 6276 [(50)78981
82EVOLUTION DURING 1978
1.Plant commissioned
2.Beginning ofconstruction
(Plant reported planned
1.1.1978 )
3.Projects withdrawn
4.Newprojects not reported
projected at1.1.1978
5.Size modifications
6.Adjustments
A3POSITION AT1.1.1979|
•• •- !
-<2)-160
\
m
+(5)+950
-240
-(1)-135
(38) 6116 (54) 8473
I : ' I I

£2,HYORO-ELECTSIC POWERSTATIONS
Generating plantof50flyormore il/IC.
Bycountry andbyp'.anneiy*!srofco^^ission5eg Pairso*figures :numberofsetsandMWoftocalcapacity
ι
i°OSItlOO[Country 1[Con'iSSior.tdj[ I of*hichbyplannedrearofCO«iiss»oning(underconstruction andprojected )
and !
jCategory |Iduringpreceding yearunder
consfucticn|projected jι
i*t |
1.1.19..: [1977!1978 1j1<>79j1980 1981
I1982 1983 1984198S |1986 198?.998/
IpcstVC>iicon |!r:•s•♦i
i iCOMHUNirr |Γ11-1716 32-5542 ,[33-45101>2]5-5s211-1310 :|4-790 j13-1980 11-2000 ;14-2650 ,
V-2673 12-250 :
9-1098 1I1π_1ς10-1500.•135!f
II
*va i 4-462 40-6276 I50-7898 1)2 3-240 !15-2032 !6-TCJ83 i12-2204 ι 8-8^4 4-U00 i !
V9
»
{ofwhich:
seasonal storage
short-tern storage
run-of-river
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E.3./E.4.TRANSMISSION LINESANDCABLES
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Bycountry andplannedyearofcommissioning
Position at1.1.1979
Country Voltage Commissioned Total ofwhich.:plannedyearofcommissioning J
(KV) during
1978under
constructionIplanned (underconstruction andplanned ) I
1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986later I
Belgium Overhead
38033 558,2 33558,2
Denmark Overhead
380
underground
40033005
2022 298 83
20
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400
ùndefwâter
270CDC)1336 2144 3282
1201106 2668 240 352 704 356
120
IF.R.G. . .Overhead 389,2 1777,8 901 943700,8812 121 102
Ireland underground
22012 12.
Italy Overhead
38016 2279,6
/495,4397,21009,6
\377,4
Nederlarid Overhead
380180 180
UnitedKingdom
Α
*Overhead
400.
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64,2558,5
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