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August 2024
China is building half of the world’s new nuclear power despite inland plants pause
This briefing by Global Energy Monitor analyzes China's rapid expansion of nuclear power capacity, noting that China is building nearly half of the world's new nuclear power. While the country is positioned to become the world's second-largest nuclear fleet, overtaking France, its progress is tempered by a long-standing moratorium on inland nuclear plants and a massive volume of cancelled projects.
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Themes: nuclear power energy transition carbon neutrality carbon peaking baseload capacity
Global Energy Monitor
Document type: Briefing
Regions: People's Republic of China

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