China has approved the construction of ten new nuclear reactors, which has made 2025 a fourth straight year acknowledged construction of at least that number Bloomberg.
China has 30 reactors under construction – almost half of the global total.
It is expected that by 2030, China will surpass the United States to become the world’s largest nuclear energy producer.
Local news media Paper It was revealed that the total investment in the latest reactor will be 200 billion yuan (US$27 billion).
Four were awarded the Chinese national nuclear for their fentaga and potaea plants. China National Nuclear Corporation, State Power Investment and China Vanang Group have been authorized to build two reactors.
According to China Electricity Commission, the country’s nuclear energy is expected to reach 65GW by the end of 2025, an increase from less than 60GW in the previous year.
According to a report by the China Nuclear Energy Association, China’s nuclear fleet is expected to expand to 200GW by 2040, accounting for 10% of total power generation.
China launched its first commercial fourth-generation nuclear reactor in 2023. Shidao Bay’s 200MW power unit operated by huaneng in China is the world’s first high-temperature gasification reactor that uses helium instead of water to produce electricity.
Yesterday, the Chinese cabinet approved the third phase of the Sanmen nuclear power plant in Huijiang Province, such as Reuters Quote state media CCTV.
China Clean Electric Power Generation reached new heights in the first quarter of 2025, producing more than 951 TWH. According to the energy think tank’s nuclear energy, nuclear energy rose to 117 TWH.
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