China May Be Ready to Use Nuclear Fusion for Power by 2050

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China May Be Ready to Use Nuclear Fusion for Power by 2050

(Bloomberg) — China aims to commercialize nuclear fusion technology for use in emissions-free power generation by 2050, according to the country’s state-owned atomic company.

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Fusion - the one to count on says Labour

The government sees fusion energy as a game-changer for the future power system backing its potential to deliver clean reliable and virtually limitless energy. A new government rapid technology assessment highlights fusion’s role in reducing reliance on fossil fuels cutting emissions and boosting energy security. Fusion works by replicating the reactions that power the sun using isotopes of hydrogen to generate immense heat which is then convert…

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China intends to commercialize nuclear fusion technology by 2050 and advance the United States and France by becoming the owner of the world's largest reactor fleet China could be ready to use nuclear fusion to generate electricity by 2050. The CNNC plans to increase the production of its own models of nuclear fission reactors and small modular reactors over the next five years. China's goal is to move beyond nuclear fusion by 2050.

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Chinese scientists say they have found huge reserves of thorium, a substance that can be used as fuel in nuclear reactors, in Mongolia. The thorium could provide the Chinese population with energy for more than 60,000 years, their report reads.

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China May Be Ready To Use Nuclear Fusion for Power by 2050

China aims to commercialize nuclear fusion technology for use in emissions-free power generation by 2050, according to the country's state-owned atomic company. From a report: China National Nuclear Corp., which runs an experimental device dubbed the 'artificial sun,' could start commercial operatio...

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