Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Delivers Replacement Steam Generators to French Nuclear Plants
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries has completed the delivery of three replacement steam generators to Électricité de France (EDF) for use in French nuclear power plants. This delivery fulfills a prior order and reinforces MHI's role in the global energy sector.
Tokyo – Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) announced the completion of its delivery of three replacement steam generators (SG) to Électricité de France (EDF) for deployment at nuclear power facilities within France. This milestone marks the fulfillment of a significant contract aimed at supporting the operational integrity of France's nuclear energy infrastructure.
The steam generators are crucial components in the nuclear power generation process, responsible for facilitating the heat transfer necessary for electricity production. MHI's role in supplying these critical parts underscores its position as a key international provider of advanced industrial equipment for the energy sector.
This delivery is part of MHI's ongoing commitment to supporting global energy needs through reliable technology and manufacturing. The company has a history of supplying similar equipment to nuclear facilities worldwide.
In other recent news, MHI's subsidiary MHI Thermal Systems is expanding sales of its heat recovery type water-to-water centrifugal heat pump to overseas markets starting October 2026. Additionally, MHI employees participated in a volunteer effort to collect microplastics at the Fujimae tidal flats in Nagoya, Japan, in October 2026.