China's Nuclear Construction Scale Ranks First Globally
China's nuclear power construction scale ranks first globally for 19 straight years, with total capacity reaching 125 million kW per the latest NEA report.
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China's nuclear power construction scale ranks first globally for 19 straight years, with total capacity reaching 125 million kW per the latest NEA report.
China's nuclear power construction scale ranks first globally for 19th consecutive year, with 112 units totaling 125 million kW in operation or approved.
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