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1 November 2018 [de] Der Spiegel (Germany) Warum Chinas Liebe zur Atomkraft erkaltet Spiegel Online, Donnerstag, 27.09.2018 14:27 Uhr Von Georg Blume Kein anderes Land hat seit dem Atomunfall im japanischen Fukushima im Jahr 2011 mehr in die Atomkraft investiert als China. Noch im vergangenen Jahr stieg die weltweite Produktion von Atomstrom nur deshalb um ein Prozent, weil China seine um 18 Prozent erhöhte. Doch nun gibt es Signale für eine energiepolitische Wende in Peking. Die hochrangige und regierungsnahe Branchenvertreterin Jade Huang spricht von einer (…)
1 November 2018 Power Technology (UK) Is China powering the future of nuclear? What does the future of nuclear power look like, and what will China’s dominance mean for the rest of the world? Power Technology investigates. Power Technology, 10 OCTOBER 2018 By Scarlett Evans The future of nuclear seems to be seated in China. Over the past two decades, the country has been steadily building its nuclear capacity, increasing the number of operating plants from three to more than 40 in 2018, with an additional 18 under construction. Now, the country is the biggest (…)
1 November 2018 [it] Il Messaggero (Italy) Energia: più rinnovabili e meno nucleare Il Messaggero Martedì 16 Ottobre 2018 Il futuro sarà sempre più rinnovabile. Secondo il rapporto del think tank internazionale World Nuclear Industry Status Report nel 2017 e nella prima metà del 2018 sono stati installati solo 7 nuovi gigawatt di energia nucleare dui 257 gigawatt di nuova potenza complessiva installata. La nuova potenza in rinnovabili, infatti, è stata di 157 gigawatt. Durante il corso dell’anno precedente la potenza nucleare installata è cresciuta solo dell’1% a (…)
1 November 2018 China Business Review (US) Ghosts of Fukushima: The Evolution and Future of China’s Nuclear Power The Fukushima Daiichi accident shaped not only Japanese but also Chinese public opinion, and dramatically altered Beijing’s plans for the expansion of its own nuclear energy program. Seven years later, however, China may be returning to ambitious plans for its nuclear future. China Business Review Ian Hutchinson on October 23, 2018 In 2010, China laid out its roadmap to the future of nuclear power generation. It was by any measure a depiction of astronomical growth. By 2030, Beijing (…)
1 November 2018 [fr] Challenges (France) Les centrales nucléaires, espèce en voie d’extinction ? Un parc mondial vieillissant, moins de mises en chantiers, peu de projets… L’atome traverse une crise de confiance. Chine et Russie, elles, y croient. Challenges Par Jean-Pierre De La Rocque le 28.10.2018 à 13h00 pdf PDF - 646 kio Télécharger More...
1 November 2018 [fr] Marianne (France) Le tout‑nucléaire, une voie sans issue [Updated] Marianne, 26 octobre au 1^er novembre 2018 pdf PDF - 7.3 Mio Télécharger More...
4 September 2018 [fr] Reuters (UK) Nuclear plant decommissioning outpacing new‑build ‑ report PARIS, Sept 4 (Reuters) - The decommissioning of nuclear reactors is far outpacing the construction of new plants, as the pace of Chinese reactor building has slowed and several developing countries have scrapped nuclear projects, an industry report showed. In mid-2018, a total of 115 reactors were being decommissioned, about 70 percent of the world’s 173 reactors that have been permanently shut down, according to the annual World Nuclear Industry Status Report (WNISR). Only 19 reactor (…)
29 August 2018 [fr] Les Echos (France) La Chine creuse l’écart dans le nucléaire de nouvelle génération Trois réacteurs AP1000 de conception américaine ont été connectés au réseau ces derniers mois, ainsi que le premier EPR français. Les Echos, Le 28/08 à 08:00 Mis à jour à 14:28 VERONIQUE LE BILLON Le nucléaire nouvelle génération est décidément chinois. En moins de trois mois, quatre réacteurs dits de troisième génération (à la sûreté renforcée lors de la conception) ont été connectés au réseau électrique. A Taishan (sud-est), le premier EPR construit par le chinois CGN, en (…)
27 July 2018 The Guardian (UK) China’s long game to dominate nuclear power relies on the UK Approval of Chinese nuclear technology in the UK would act as a springboard to the rest of the world The Guardian, Thu 26 Jul 2018 16.53 BST Adam Vaughan and Lily Kuo in Beijing China wants to become a global leader in nuclear power and the UK is crucial to realising its ambitions. While other countries have scaled back on atomic energy in the wake of the Fukushima disaster, state-backed Chinese companies benefit from the fact that China is still relying on nuclear energy to reach (…)
8 July 2018 IEEE Spectrum (US) A Double First in China for Advanced Nuclear Reactors Safer reactors designed in the U.S. and Europe make their power grid debuts in China IEEE Spectrum, 5 Jul 2018 | 17:53 GMT By Peter Fairley Nine years after construction began at China’s Sanmen Nuclear Power Plant the world’s first AP1000 unit has connected to the grid. Call it the world’s slowest photo finish. After several decades of engineering, construction flaws and delays, and cost overruns — a troubled birth that cost their developers dearly — the most advanced commercial (…)

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