China aims to switch on world’s first fusion-fission power plant by 2030

China aims for world's first fusion-fission reactor by 2031

China is moving to initiate the world’s first fusion-fission reactor by 2031, the latest indication that Beijing is seizing the global lead in cutting-edge nuclear power generation. This facility, officially known as the Xinghuo high-temperature superconducting reactor, is scheduled to cost 20 billion yuan (US$2.76 billion), reportedly on par with China’s cost of building a […] The post China aims for world’s first fusion-fission reactor by 2031…

China Plans Ambitious Nuclear Fusion Target For 2030

A multibillion-dollar project is set to be constructed in China, the country's latest move in a push for nuclear energy.

China aims to switch on world’s first fusion-fission power plant by 2030

If 100 megawatt hybrid plant is on schedule, it could put China decades ahead of comparable efforts in the rest of the world.

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China is developing a new fusion-fission power plant called Xinghuo, which could be operational by the end of the current decade. The project, estimated at 27.6 billion dollars, will be located on the "scientific" island of Yaohu in central China. Unlike the power plants in ... Read more Like KultureGeek on Facebook, and follow us on Twitter Don't forget to download our free iAddict app for iPhone and iPad (link App Store) Article Xinghuo: China…

China has set a goal of building a hybrid power plant combining the benefits of fusion and fission, which the country expects to be operational by the end of the decade.