Bandwagons and Busts; Costs  

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Jenis: Article from Bulletin/Magazine
Dalam koleksi: The Economist (http://search.proquest.com/) vol. 402 no. 8775 (Mar. 2012), page S12-S14.
Topik: Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Electricity Generation; Europe; France; Nuclear Power

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In Haiyang, ON the northern Chinese coast, and at Sanmen, farther south, an international consortium led by Westinghouse is well into building two AP1000s, with two more in the works; China plans eventually to have 12 split between the two sites. If the plans go ahead, each site will have as much capacity connected to the grid as the whole of Nigeria has today. Yet the two plants represent only a small fraction of China’s nuclear ambitions. Its pre-Fukushima plans to increase its nuclear capacity from 10GW to 80GW by 2020 may fall behind schedule, but China still looks certain to build more new nuclear plants than any other country over the decade to come—and possibly more than all others combined.

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