As part of effort’s to cut the high level of emissions generated by the large-scale use of coal, China plans to build 200 new nuclear power plant’s and speed up the construction of 29 more such nuke plant’s. Chinas demand for nuclear plants will reach 200, with four to six new projects being approved annually before 2015, he added. The number will touch 10 plants every year after 2020, Jian added. China plans to increase nuclear power generation capacity from 10.7 GW in 2010 to 160 GW in 2040.
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