Analyzing Nuclear Power in China

Following the Fukushima accident in March 2011, the Chinese State Council, announced on March 16 that it would suspend approvals for new nuclear power stations and conduct comprehensive safety checks of all nuclear projects, including those under construction. About 34 reactors were already approved by the central government of which 26 were being built. The Shidaowan HTR, though ready for first concrete, was also deferred.

The report - Analyzing Nuclear Power in China - by Aruvian's R'search, explores the importance of nuclear power in today’s world, with Section One being dedicated to Understanding the Basics of Nuclear Power. The report looks at the basics of the nuclear industry that is, how a plant works, analyzing and understanding the fuel cycle, the various components which are involved in the working of a nuclear power plant, and much more. Economics, issues and barriers, and other such factors are also explored in-depth in this report.

This offering includes a complete analysis of the Chinese Nuclear Power Industry, including an industry profile, industry developments, Uranium fuel cycle developments, US-China cooperation in the nuclear industry, and lots more information is included in this research report. This research offering is a comprehensive A to Z guide on the Chinese nuclear power industry.