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Morong, Bataan, Philippines

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Dave Greene
at 2025 Jan 01
Dave Greene
at 2025 Jan 01
We we're there during Christmas week so there were not tours but they responded to my email request.
Bataan Nuclear Power Plant see their Facebook page to email for your information
Joann Legaspi
at 2024 Jul 26
Joann Legaspi
at 2024 Jul 26
Historical Place. Guards are kind enough in letting us take photos.
scrabbleking1965
at 2023 Nov 18
scrabbleking1965
at 2023 Nov 18
Wanted to go on a tour, the friendly guards there told me you have to send an email and you may receive a schedule of available tour dates.
Rigor Obedoza
at 2023 Jun 07
Rigor Obedoza
at 2023 Jun 07
OPEN IT FOR THE PUBLIC USE. It's been more than 40 years because of the selfishness and narrow minds of the past administration; it was left to root like some that already died with it. I hope you could open at least 10 more around the whole country
Jefferson Archival
at 2022 Feb 20
Jefferson Archival
at 2022 Feb 20
The Nuclear Power Plant can be a milestone for the Philippines' capability to produce Electrical Energy independently. The Bataan Nuclear Power Plant will be a significant reducer of the Electric bill across Luzon. The Plant must be rehabilitated. Many scientists and experts around the world concluded that BNPP has outdated hardware and facilities. There are also a lot of design frauds that may result the BNPP to accidentally explode due to poor design in the control rods of the reactor much like what have happened in Chernobyl
Supreme Maoy
at 2021 Oct 13
Supreme Maoy
at 2021 Oct 13
October 13 2021
Just lyk mt samat cross, bnpp is not only NON operational but NO entrance as well due to covid protocols.
As to whether bnpp should b operational, it would lyk riding a 1976 toyota corolla in da year 2021. ALL would b costly to maintain and parts to be modernized. But m not a politician, m just a person who wanders round philippines wid my golden retrievers.
Bataan Nuclear Power Plant is a nuclear power plant, completed but never fueled, located on a 3.57 square kilometre government reservation at Napot Point in Morong, Bataan. It was the Philippines' only attempt at building a nuclear power plant.

Construction of BNPP was the Government's response to the 1973 oil crisis, as the Middle East oil embargo had put a heavy strain on the Philippine economy. President Ferdinand Marcos believed that nuclear power is the solution to meeting the country's energy demands and decreasing dependence on imported oil.

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