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Nuclear power points way to green future

Date:
25 October 2018
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In the News
Topics:
Energy

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Note: This article was originally published in China Daily on 25 October 2018. ERIA's Energy Economist, Dr Yanfei Li, was featured.

Twenty years ago, China had just three nuclear power reactors. Today, it has 38, with 19 more under construction. The country accounts for more than half the new nuclear power investment globally and is expected by 2030 to pass the United States, which has led the world in nuclear power generation for half a century. (Read the full article by using the link above).

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