China acquired capacity to build 50 nuclear power reactors simultaneously: Official report

China now leads the world in nuclear power capacity, with 125 million kilowatts installed and the ability to build 50 reactors simultaneously. | Contesto: cronaca

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China has surged to the top of the global nuclear power rankings, with a total installed capacity of 125 million kilowatts, state-run CCTV reported on Tuesday, citing a new report from the China Nuclear Energy Association. The milestone marks a significant leap for the country’s energy sector, which now holds the world’s largest nuclear fleet. The report also revealed that China has acquired the industrial capacity to build up to 50 nuclear power reactors at the same time, underscoring the scale and pace of its nuclear expansion program. The achievement places China ahead of traditional nuclear power leaders such as the United States and France, which have long dominated the sector. According to the association’s findings, the 125 million kilowatts of installed capacity represent a combination of operational reactors and those under construction. This figure reflects years of sustained investment in nuclear technology, driven by Beijing’s dual goals of reducing carbon emissions and ensuring energy security. The report did not specify how many reactors are currently online versus in development, but the total capacity figure alone signals a rapid build-out. China’s nuclear ambitions are part of a broader strategy to transition away from coal, which still accounts for a major share of the country’s electricity generation. Nuclear power offers a low-carbon baseload energy source that can complement intermittent renewables like wind and solar. The China Nuclear Energy Association emphasized that the country’s nuclear sector is now capable of mass construction, with supply chains and workforce expertise scaled to handle dozens of projects simultaneously. This capacity is unmatched globally, the report suggested, as no other nation currently possesses the industrial infrastructure to match such a construction tempo. The implications of China’s nuclear dominance extend beyond energy statistics. As the world’s largest emitter of greenhouse gases, China’s ability to deploy nuclear power at scale could significantly influence global climate targets. However, the rapid expansion also raises questions about safety, waste management, and the proliferation risks associated...

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