Energy experts: strive for 200 million kilowatts of nuclear power generation by 2030
Source: China Nuclear Energy Industry Association Network Date: 2014-10-09
Recently, Zhou Dadi, executive vice-chairman of the China Energy Research Association and former director of the Energy Research Institute of the National Development and Reform Commission, stated that developing nuclear power is an important energy strategy in China. We will strive for nuclear power generation to reach 200 million kilowatts in 2030 and 400 to 500 million kilowatts in 2050 .
Zhou Zhoudi said that China has better conditions for developing inland nuclear power. On the one hand, China's inland areas need to develop nuclear power and improve the energy supply structure. The inland development of solar and wind energy is not ideal, and the energy structure based on petroleum and coal has serious environmental pollution.
On the other hand, "China's nuclear power construction quality and speed are the best in the world, and nuclear power equipment capabilities have been fully established to ensure quality." Zhou Da said.
Zhou Dadi pointed out that the development of nuclear power is an important energy strategy in China. Strive for nuclear power generation to reach 200 million kilowatts in 2030 and 400 to 500 million kilowatts in 2050, becoming one of China's five pillars of energy.
后 After the Fukushima incident in 2011, the construction of domestic nuclear power plants in China has been suspended. Zhou Dadi believes that "the demonstration can be carried out in coastal areas first, and the inland concerns will gradually disappear."
According to relevant media reports, the National Development and Reform Commission recently drafted the start-up arrangements for the first four coastal nuclear power projects totaling more than 10 million kilowatts. The four projects are: Shandong Rongcheng Shidaowan Phase I, Huludao Liaoning Xudabao Phase I, Guangdong Lufeng Phase I, and Dalian Hongyanhe Phase II, with a total installed capacity of 10.1 million kilowatts, which are expected to be respectively in 2017. Grid-connected power generation around the year.
On September 9, the National Energy Administration held a start-up meeting for the preparation of the major 13th Five-Year Plan for nuclear power. Wu Xinxiong, deputy director of the National Development and Reform Commission and director of the National Energy Administration, emphasized at the meeting that the "Thirteenth Five-Year Plan" period is a five-year sprint for major nuclear power projects. It is important to ensure that the "13th Five-Year Plan" for nuclear power is implemented before April 2015 . State President Xi Jinping and State Council Premier Li Keqiang have previously stated that they will step up the construction of new nuclear power projects in the eastern coastal areas.