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Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Relying on Generators Again After Losing Internal Power Supply

Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant relies on generators after losing internal power supply.

By · Published November 8, 2026  21:35 UTC · Updated November 8, 2026  22:24 UTC

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The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant is relying on generators again. This comes after the plant lost its internal power supply, with coverage from Reuters and The Moscow Times stating that the plant had switched to generators.

The situation at the plant is of concern due to its potential impact on the surrounding area. The International Atomic Energy Agency has been monitoring the situation closely, with its Update 374 providing the latest information on the plant's status.

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What is the current status of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant?

The plant is relying on generators after losing its internal power supply.

Who is monitoring the situation at the plant?

The International Atomic Energy Agency.

What has been confirmed by the plant's management?

That the external power supply had been lost.

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Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Ukraine Russia International Atomic Energy Agency Nuclear Power

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