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Major module installed at Xudabao 1 : New Nuclear - World Nuclear News - Vimarsana News

Major module installed at Xudabao 1 : New Nuclear - World Nuclear News

The largest and heaviest module - the CA20 - has been installed at unit 1 of the Xudabao nuclear power plant in China's Liaoning province, China National Nuclear Corporation subsidiary China Nuclear Industry 23 Construction Company Limited has announced.

List of Countries Names that Start with the Letter X; Check Here! - Vimarsana News

List of Countries Names that Start with the Letter X; Check Here!

As of 2023, none of the countries’ names start with the letter X. Check The Cities' Names Here!

Chinese semiconductor firm Dis Mak bags $73m in Series B round - Vimarsana News

Chinese semiconductor firm Dis Mak bags $73m in Series B round

The firm previously sealed its Series A funding round in June 2022 led by local investment firms Xingcheng Capital and Baoding Investment. 

Work on Xudabao unit 1 gets under way : New Nuclear - Vimarsana News

Work on Xudabao unit 1 gets under way : New Nuclear

Construction has started of the nuclear island for unit 1 at the Xudabao nuclear power plant in Liaoning Province, China National Nuclear Corporation announced.

China's most advanced Fujian aircraft carrier on track for 2025 PLA handover, latest Weibo photos suggest - Vimarsana News

China's most advanced Fujian aircraft carrier on track for 2025 PLA handover, latest Weibo photos suggest

Covers taken off all three electromagnetic catapults on the deck of the Fujian, social media photos posted by military buffs showImages indicate readiness for sea trials and systems testing, with warship likely to join the PLA within two years as scheduled, observers say