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Second CGN Hualong One completes commissioning tests : New Nuclear - Vimarsana News

Second CGN Hualong One completes commissioning tests : New Nuclear

Unit 4 of the Fangchenggang nuclear power plant in China's Guangxi Autonomous Region has entered commercial operation, China General Nuclear announced. The unit is the second of two CGN-designed demonstration Hualong One (HPR1000) reactors at the site.

China urges citizens to buy new appliances to boost consumer spending - Vimarsana News

China urges citizens to buy new appliances to boost consumer spending

Local officials are hard-selling fridges and washing machines to residents as carmakers boost trade-in deals.

Source: rfa.org
New Chinese reactor begins supplying power : Waste & Recycling - Vimarsana News

New Chinese reactor begins supplying power : Waste & Recycling

Fangchenggang unit 4 - the second demonstration Hualong One (HPR1000) reactor at the site in China's Guangxi Autonomous Region - has been connected to the grid, China General Nuclear announced.

The International Association of Fuqing Clansmen Limited Anniversary Celebration and China-Indonesia "Two Countries, Twin Parks" Promotion Conference held - Vimarsana News

The International Association of Fuqing Clansmen Limited Anniversary Celebration and China-Indonesia "Two Countries, Twin Parks" Promotion Conference held

/PRNewswire/ -- The International Association of Fuqing Clansmen Limited Anniversary Celebration and China-Indonesia "Two Countries, Twin Parks" Promotion...

China's nuclear plants released tritium above Fukushima level in 2022 - Vimarsana News

China's nuclear plants released tritium above Fukushima level in 2022

Chinese nuclear power plants released wastewater containing tritium in 2022 at levels up to nine times higher than the amount expected to be found in the planned annual discharge from Japan's crippled Fukushima Daiichi complex, a public document shows