Mitsubishi Electric Corporation announced that it will ship the first of 10 sets of digital instrumentation and control systems for nuclear power plants in China, an order worth a total of JPY48 billion, as part of the first commercial collaboration between China and Japan in the field of nuclear power. The digital I&C systems, manufactured [...]

According to Patrick Kron, the chairman and CEO of Alstom, a French power generation and transport comapany, the company will continue to take an active role in China's green energy sectors: including hydropower, nuclear power, wind power, and solar power. At a recent press conference Kron said that the company is looking for opportunities to [...]

A representative from the National Energy Bureau of China said at a national energy working conference this week that China would invest up to CNY580 billion on electrical power in 2009 and quicken the construction of new energy sources such as nuclear power and wind power.

The China Guangdong Nuclear Power Group and Industrial and the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China signed an agreement on green energy construction financial cooperation recently in Shenzhen, making the agreement the first one between the bank and the enterprise.