South Korea has only four active generating station sites, but each site houses four or more units, and three sites have more reactors planned. Thus Korea's nuclear power production is slightly more centralized than most nuclear power nations.
In South Korea, only a few operational generating stations exist, but each site can house multiple reactors, and an additional three sites are planned to include more reactors. As a result, the country's nuclear power generation is somewhat more centralized compared to many other nations with nuclear programs.