Pantex Plant - Panhandle, TX

Pantex Plant es una nuclear power plant ubicada en Panhandle, Texas, Estados Unidos. La dirección de la planta es

Address: US Highway 60 & FM2373, Panhandle, TX 79068.

y se puede contactar a través del teléfono

Phone: 8064773000.

La página web oficial de la planta es

Website: pantex.com.

La Pantex Plant es una manufacturer de energía nuclear y es una de las principales instalaciones de producción de energía nuclear de los Estados Unidos. La planta tiene una capacidad de producción de energía nuclear de 1,900 megawatts, lo que la convierte en una de las principales fuentes de energía nuclear del país.La Pantex Plant ha sido objeto de varios proyectos de ampliación y modernización a lo largo de los años, incluyendo la construcción de un nuevo reactor de energía nuclear y la instalación de tecnología de recuperación de energía. La planta también ha sido reconocida por su compromiso con la seguridad y la sostenibilidad, y ha recibido numerosos premios y reconocimientos por su trabajo en estas áreas.

La Pantex Plant es accesible para personas con discapacidad, con una entrada accesible para sillas de ruedas y un aparcamiento accesible para personas con discapacidad.

Los visitantes pueden obtener información sobre la Pantex Plant y su historia en la página web oficial de la planta, o pueden contactar directamente con la planta para obtener más información.

La Pantex Plant ha recibido 45 review en Google My Business, con una media de opinión de 3.7/5.

👍 Reviews of Pantex Plant

Justin W.

1/5

I understand the importance of this place, and I appreciate the work of the staff but the location is unfortunate. I don’t believe it should be so close to a major city and certainly not in the middle of good farmland. I mean there’s a large Tyson Foods facility barely 2 miles from here. I haven’t looked up the environmental track record, but some contamination is practically unavoidable. This would be more fitting, say, in the scrubland of central New Mexico among other infamous waste sites.

E R.

2/5

Guards are heavily armed, and didn’t let me picnic near the reactor. No ebay page, no shopping area, and no admittance to citizens. However, they do send off the occasional missile, thats always fun.

Some K.

5/5

In 2013, was the jellyfish vehicle (diamond shaped with rounded top) searched as their sign says? Reportedly the occupants are undocumented & Texas border patrol let them slip through. 🤔
There are images somewhere, but seem to be classified.

Heath M.

4/5

Strategically located in the middle of nowhere, this not quite quaint assembly plant is a vestige of the bygone cold war era. I am absolutely anti-war, but I'm also anti-stupid, and being prepared to defend your home turf is only logical. I have removed one star because I can't seem to find an online gift shop.

HD42 G.

5/5

The bombs tasted great very nice people one guy almost shot me 10/10 would recommend and go back after i get out of federal prison. ps dont tell the guards i have a phone

Adam K.

5/5

Stupid people say some of the dumbest and pointless things. If the U.S. hadn't build the first bomb some other country would have. Now it's basically a nuclear stalemate. Mutually Assured Destruction is a powerful motivator.

Justin R.

4/5

Stunning landscape and beautiful views in the area, feels like you could look all the way to the end of the earth.

Appy D.

4/5

Sory , but I saw from i40 interstate. In night time
Looking was good . But didn’t get info about this place