Debate on Participating in China's 50 Trillion Won Nuclear Power Market
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It was announced on November 12 that at the Korea-China summit conference to beheld on November 20 with Chinese President Hu Jintao that President Roh Moo-hyun will earnestly propose Korea's entrance to China's ...
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Text of report in English by official Chinese news agency Xinhua (New China News Agency)  [OSC Transcribed Text] ["China To Use 55 Billion Yuan To Settle Problems in Three Gorges Region" - Xinhua headline]  Beijing, Feb.
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By Frank Munger, The Knoxville News-Sentinel, Tenn.  Dec. 11--OAK RIDGE -- The U.S. Department of Energy has revised its  strategy -- and its price tag -- for one of the most challenging nuclear  projects in recent history.
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Investing: Taming China's Dragon Market
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Representatives of more than 30 countries  signed a deal on Tuesday to build the world's most advanced  nuclear fusion reactor, aimed at developing a clean, cheap and  abundant energy source as the end of fossil fuels looms.
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China will spend about $3.4 billion over two to three years laying thousands of miles of oil pipelines to help secure its energy supply in the face of soaring prices and demand.
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China defended its record as a member of the World Trade Organization on Monday, five years after joining the global trade arbiter and days before talks with U.S. officials who have said China is not pulling its weight.
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China to pour one trillion yuan into development of oil alternative    BEIJING, Dec. 14 (Xinhua)-- China will invest over one trillion yuan (about 127 billion U.S.
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Beijing - China planned to boost the development of its nuclear power industry to help meet its growing need for electricity as it made a strategic shift in focus away from coal, an official said yesterday.
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Business & money: Â· Lack of strategy threatens stance on global talksÂ· Indecision over nuclear stopping green investment
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Opinion in China remains divided on whether the government is leaping into deals without a clear investment strategy.
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China and the United States agreed a deal on Saturday allowing Westinghouse Electric Co. to build four civilian nuclear power plants in China, nudging out French rival Areva to win a contract estimated at $8 billion.
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This past Sunday the Washington Post ran a piece on the possibility of a nuclear war with China. To my knowledge it's the first to appear in such an auspicious publication, so I'll quote it at length:Given China's appetites and our alliances and interests, a war is not inconceivable in Taiwan, or in Korea. To remove American nuclear escalation from the equation, China would need not parity but only a deterrent such as it has long possessed. The Chinese, however, whose nuclear thresholds are dissimilar to ours, would have other options. They know that every facet of America's economy, military and society depends on individual and networked electronic devices. Were these to fail all at once and irreparably, the nation would seize up, perhaps for years.Faced with victory, or with loss, they might choose to -- and who would venture to guarantee that they would not? -- detonate half a dozen high-megatonnage nuclear charges in the mesosphere, in an electro-magnetic pulse (EMP) strike perhaps not even in American airspace, cooking almost every circuit and semiconductor, rendering the American government blind, deaf and dumber than it is already and the country unable to resist the inroads that would surely follow.  Heady stuff, written in a hawkish style reminiscent of the Cold War, but does it add up to a plausible scenario for toe-to-toe nuclear combat?
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Billionaire investor Warren Buffett, CNN creator Ted Turner and former Sen. Sam Nunn pledged $50 million to the U.N.'s nuclear watchdog agency Tuesday to create a uranium stockpile.
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Explosive growth has made the People's Republic of China the most power-hungry nation on Earth. Get ready for the mass-produced, meltdown-proof future of nuclear energy. By Spencer Reiss from Wired magazine.
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East China province invests 3.6 bln yuan in sea water desalination    JINAN, Feb. 22 (Xinhua) -- East China's Shandong Province, a coastal region that suffers from a shortage of fresh water, will invest 3.6 billion yuan over the next four years to build 21 sea water desalination plants.
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International Business Machines Corp.  is reaping the rewards of a decade-long push into China's  business computer industry and is eyeing upward of a 50-percent  market share, its country head said.