China cabinet does what?
Posted on 04/22/2015 4:56:37 AM PDT by thackney
China gave approval to build a home-grown "third-generation" nuclear reactor, a technology that will help optimize the country's energy mix and also one that Beijing wants to export.
The State Council, or cabinet, said on Wednesday it had approved building a pilot reactor of "Hualong 1" on China's coast, according to a statement posted on the central government's website www.gov.cn, without giving further details.
"It's not only an inevitable choice to diversify clean energy sources, but also helps raise global competitiveness of China's equipment manufacturers...
(Excerpt) Read more at af.reuters.com ...
Just what I need. A nuclear reactor made in China.
Discounts available for volume purchases.
China to approve up to eight more nuclear reactors this year
http://www.scmp.com/news/china/policies-politics/article/1773417/china-approve-eight-more-nuclear-reactors-year
22 April, 2015
China will approve six to eight nuclear reactors this year, the China Nuclear Industry Association said in an annual report, as it races to meet ambitious capacity targets for 2020.
The association’s general secretary Zhang Huazhu said another eight reactors would go into commercial operation this year, which would be the biggest annual rise in China’s history.
China currently has 23 reactors in commercial operation with a total installed capacity of 21.4 gigawatts. Another 26 are under construction, with additional capacity of 28.5 GW.
China cabinet does what?
My china cabinet hasn’t let me know it’s opinion yet………..
Chinese are capable of building quality stuff for a long time already.
The problem this stuff is not cheap.
That is a primary reason why most of the Chinese made things you are familiar with are of low quality. Price, not quality is of the most concern for most customers of consumer goods and it is made this way to cut costs and outprice competitors.
Why yes, comrade Xiang. I have recently installed a small, homemade nuclear reactor in my China Cabinet.
When I set the table, the plates simply glow!
$20 at Walmart, but it breaks when you plug it in.
I agree 100%. I have some electronic test equipment made in China that is as good as anything I've seen from Agilent/Keysight. The user manual doesn't have the best literary quality, but the performance is there.
> “$20 at Walmart, but it breaks when you plug it in.”
When it “breaks” is what I am afraid of.
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