OKG

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OKG was founded in 1965 and today owns and operates three nuclear reactor units – Oskarshamn 1, 2 and 3 – which together account for ten per cent of the total electricity generation in Sweden. OKG presently has approximately 850 employees and an annual turnover of around SEK 3 billion. The plant is located on the Swedish east coast, 30 kms north of Oskarshamn. Oskarshamn 1, also Sweden's first commercial nuclear power unit, was commissioned in 1972. Oskarshamn 2 has been in operation since 1974 and Oskarshamn 3 was put into commercial operation in 1985. Each reactor is shut down every year for three to six weeks for maintenance, safety system control and replacement of 20 per cent of the fuel elements. These planned outages normally occur between May and September. The total plant investment at Oskarshamn is approximately SEK 20 billion. The village of Simpevarp is situated at the centre of the industrial site. Some of the 18th century houses in the village have been reverentially restored by OKG. The buildings and houses are now used as accommodation for visitors, for conferences, for education, company health care and information purposes.

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OKG's Company Logos

OKG's Brand Colors

Hex Code

Color name

RGB

HSL

CMYK

#0078DC

Science Blue

0, 120, 220

207, 100, 43

100, 45, 0, 14

#E8C9AE

Just Right

232, 201, 174

28, 56, 80

0, 13, 25, 9

#120E58

Violent Violet

18, 14, 88

243, 73, 20

80, 84, 0, 65

About OKG

Okg, or Oskarshamns kärnkraftverk, is a nuclear power plant located in Simpevarp, in the Oskarshamn municipality of Småland, Sweden. It is situated approximately 25 kilometers from the central town of Oskarshamn. Okg is committed to providing energy without disruption, and their current production is focused on the O3 reactor, one of the world's largest boiling water reactors with a maximum capacity of 1450 MW.

In 2022, Okg produced an impressive 10. 4 TWh of electricity, accounting for 7. 6% of Sweden's total electricity usage.

The plant boasts a remarkable 87% operational availability. The safety and environmental standards at Okg are highly regarded, as demonstrated by the top rating given by the Swedish Radiation Safety Authority. Okg is constantly striving to improve its operations, recently completing a successful annual revision and maintenance period.

Stay updated on the latest news and press releases from Okg, as they continue to contribute to Sweden's sustainable and reliable energy production