China has 150 new reactors planned to go online in the next 15 years. They have a variety of different experimental fission plants such as molten salt and high temperature gas (helium) in addition to reliable "traditional" third gen reactors. It's a question of political will more than engineering at this point.
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China has 150 new reactors planned to go online in the next 15 years. They have a variety of different experimental fission plants such as molten salt and high temperature gas (helium) in addition to reliable "traditional" third gen reactors. It's a question of political will more than engineering at this point.
China already has nuclear arms, proliferation isn't really a concern about their use of commercial nuke plants.