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Published Date: July 08, 2026

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China Added 34 GW of Nuclear in a Decade

China and the United States are facing off for nuclear energy dominance on the world stage.

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China and the United States are facing off for nuclear energy dominance on the world stage. The United States has the world’s largest nuclear energy production capacity, but China has the fastest-growing nuclear fleet. China’s 15th Five-Year Plan (15FYP), released back in March, sets out a bold nuclear power strategy for Beijing, aiming to continue to build the nation’s own nuclear fleet while also intensifying China’s presence in international nuclear energy markets, particularly in emerging economies. Meanwhile, in the…

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