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.
South Korea has limited nuclear power plant locations, but each location accommodates four or more reactors, and three of these sites will feature additional reactors in the future. This results in South Korea's nuclear energy production being more concentrated than most countries with nuclear capabilities.