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2022-06-24 09:08:50Xinhua Editor : Li Yan
The Hongyanhe Nuclear Power Station, the first nuclear power plant in northeast China, became fully operational on Thursday, according to the China General Nuclear Power Corporation (CGN).
By 9:35 p.m. on Thursday, after a trial run of 168 hours, the sixth generating unit at the nuclear power plant was ready for commercial operations, CGN said.
The power station in Liaoning Province has a total installed capacity of over 6.71 million kilowatts, making it the largest operating nuclear power plant in China at present.
The construction of the Hongyanhe Nuclear Power Station, the largest electric energy investment project in northeast China, began in August 2007. The first phase saw four generating units put into use in 2016, and the construction of two more generating units for the second phase began in 2015.
The six units can generate 48 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity a year, accounting for approximately 20 percent of the total electricity consumption in Liaoning Province.
Compared to coal-fired ones, the nuclear power plant could save 14.52 million tonnes of coal consumption and reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 39.93 million tonnes a year, which is equivalent to planting 108,000 hectares of trees.
Some cockroaches will have stroke just to hear that. Cockroaches is always cockroaches, can't do sh*t besides make people disgust.
Good. More state visits please.
A lot of important things. 25 years of the HK handover. Swearing the new HK administration which is supposed to turn a new page on governing HK. Inspect the post-NSL city
Important milestones
Xi should demonstratively spray some cockroach repellant on HK flag, lol.
The real power move with Chinese characteristics would be Xi saying in his speech:
"Party, government, military, civilian, and academic; east, west, south, north, and center, the Party leads everything."
Man, the severity of floodings in China seems to have increased it's severity this year and unfortunately a lot of Chinese folks in Southern China are bearing the brunt of this yearly event. On top of that, it's being alleged on other news report that because the flooding has affected Guangdong province which is a manufacturing hub it'll simply add on the already delayed supply chain that's affecting the entire world.
I wonder, how is the government going to tackle this very difficult challenge.
I wonder, how is the government going to tackle this very difficult challenge.