All the Commercial Reactors in the World: The World's nuclear industry operates a total of 443 commercial nuclear generating units[1] with a total capacity of about 364.9 gigawatts. The Energy Information Administration (EIA) forecasts international nuclear capacity up to 2020.

• CANDU List:  EIA's listing of canadian-built commercial reactors
• Chinese Nuclear Industry:  Special focus on the fastest-growing nuclear industry
• Chinese Nuclear Industry Map:  This map provided by Idaho National Lab shows power plant locations
• Nuclear Timeline:  Key events in the international nuclear industry
• Unique Reactors Feature:  The largest, oldest, strangest, and most famous reactors in the world.

Other Web Sites CANDU:   Canadian web site focuses on technology and markets for this heavy water reactor design that is in use on several continents

The work doesn’t end when the facility is shut down. An inspector for the International Atomic Energy Agency uses a Crenkov Viewing device to detect the ‘glow’ of ultraviolet radiation emanating from spent fuel assemblies. Number 9 in the International Atomic Energy Agency’s series on ‘training the watchdogs.’

The International Atomic Energy Agency site provides a list of country profiles that includes reactor type, status, location, net and gross capacity, and the date each was added to the grid.

World Nuclear Association, London