US as many as 15 years behind China on nuclear power, report says

China Expands Nuclear Arsenal ‘Faster Than Any Other Country’: Report

China is in the process of significantly expanding and modernizing its nuclear arsenal at a pace that might lead to having more intercontinental ballistic missiles than the United States or Russia in the next decade, according to a recent report. According to an annual arms report published on June 17 by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), between January 2023 and January 2024, China increased its nuclear stockpile to 5…

China ahead of US in nuclear energy – report

The Asian superpower’s civilian nuclear sector is more than a decade ahead of the US, an American think tank has declared

China expanding nuclear arsenal ‘faster than any other country’

Bejing sparks alarm among Nato allies as it rapidly increases number of intercontinental ballistic missiles

China is beating the U.S. on nuclear power by more than a decade, report says

A new report from the Information Technology & Innovation Foundation think tank suggests that the U.S. has more nuclear capacity than China at the moment but risks falling behind on both that and in the race to develop future nuclear energy technology.Read more...

U.S. Trailing China’s Next-Generation Nuclear Power by 10 to 15 Years

The United States is likely 10 to 15 years behind China in deploying fourth-generation nuclear reactors at scale, as Chinese authorities are strongly backing the domestic industry with policies and financing, a new report by Washington-based research institute Information Technology & Innovation Foundation showed on Monday. China supports its domestic nuclear power development with extensive financing at low rates from state-backed banks, backs …

China is expanding its nuclear arsenal faster than any country: Report

China is expanding its nuclear arsenal faster than any country in the world and is also believed to have deployed a small number of warheads on missiles during peacetime for the first time, said a report, on Monday (Jun 17). Meanwhile, NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg said that the alliance is in talks to deploy more nuclear weapons amid threats from China and Russia.