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Hey Hs,

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Where are they going to get the uranium for all this in the future.


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No country in the world comes close to matching China’s plans for nuclear power expansion. China’s latest official target of reaching 5% of total electricity from nuclear plants by 2020 means that around 78 gigawatts-electric (GWe) of new nuclear capacity should be built over the coming decade. In fact, given current trends, China is on track to potentially becoming the world’s largest user of nuclear power by the year 2030. China’s tremendous new reactor numbers speak for themselves:

11 reactors in operation (8,602 MWe)
16 reactors under construction today for a total of 15 GWe in new capacity
250+ planned new reactors
70+ identified reactor sites
5 main owner/operating companies and 32 secondary owners identified
Like others in our Geopolitical Series, this report aims to separate the hype from reality and get down to answering serious questions, including:

How much nuclear capacity and when will they build?
What technologies will they choose?
Which companies will be involved?
What are the factors helping and/or hindering in their development?
Where will they get the fuel to power their reactors?
What impact will their growth in nuclear power have on other countries in the region or the world?
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Apart from the 250+ reactors planned, the fact that they are raising this question, would put a shudder through the rest of the world.

'What impact will their growth in nuclear power have on other countries in the region or the world?'

We still don't have the figures on India's planned number of reactors.


Cheers NK