China’s New Inland Nuclear Power Plants
March 14, 2011 No CommentsDuring the Twelfth five-year plan, China will build forty new nuclear stations. By the year of 2020, the nuclear power capacity will reach 100 million Kilowatts.
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Nuclear Power Plants on the Rise in China
March 14, 2011 No CommentsNews from the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC): The Chinese government begin building the first inland nuclear power station within the next two years.
Forty Nuclear Power Plants to be Built Up
March 14, 2011 No CommentsAn interview with Li Yongjiang, the member of the national committee CPPCC (Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference) and the former President of CNNC Nuclear Power, Qinshan Joint Venture Company Ltd., said that forty nuclear power plants will be built during the Twelfth Five-Year Program.
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China’s Nuclear Power Program to Accelerate
March 11, 2011 No CommentsLv Yachen, the Vice-President of Shanghai Electric, was questioned by a journalist on how to further the development of current nuclear power. Yachen said that there are four outstanding issues that need to be solved to accelerate nuclear power development.
€40 million Nuclear Power Contract in China
March 8, 2011 No CommentsAlstom Group announced a €40 million nuclear power project, partnering with Shaanxi Diesel Engine Heavy Industry Co., Ltd to provide emergency diesel-electric generators (EDG) to the Tianwan Nuclear Power Station in China.
China Goes Nuclear
February 24, 2011 No CommentsIn November of 2010, China Nuclear Industrial Group signed a contract with Group Areva of France. They will cooperate to build a nuclear fuel base.
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