China Nuclear Energy International Conference Held in Beijing
Source: China Securities Network. Date: 2015-05-21.
On May 21, the 11th China International Conference on Nuclear Energy was held in Beijing. This nuclear energy conference is considered to have far-reaching significance, as China's National Energy Administration and the National Development and Reform Commission have submitted the "Nuclear Safety Plan" and "Long-Term Nuclear Power Development Plan Adjustment" approved by the State Council of China, which will mark China's new nuclear power Signal for full recovery after project approval was suspended. Coincidentally, the Chinese nuclear power IPO has been conditionally approved recently. It is expected to be publicly issued in July, and the nuclear power industry is once again pushed to the cusp of market attention.
Opening of the International Conference on Nuclear Energy
十一 The 11th China International Conference on Nuclear Energy was held in Beijing on the 21st. The conference focused on the current hot nuclear power technologies including AP1000, CAP1400, HTR, CPR1000, EPR and other technologies and their commercialization, and discussed current topics related to the autonomy of nuclear power technology, the localization of nuclear power equipment, and the safety of nuclear power plant operations. At the International Nuclear Energy Conference, China's National Energy Administration and the National Development and Reform Commission have submitted the "Nuclear Safety Plan" and "Long-Term Nuclear Power Development Plan Adjustment" approved by the State Council of China. signal.
In addition, the nuclear power industry has recently ushered in an intensive favorable drive. On April 15, the State Council executive meeting decided to approve the construction of the "Hualong One" three-generation nuclear power technology demonstration unit to promote stable growth in the adjustment of the energy structure. On May 6, the State Council executive meeting deployed to speed up equipment “going global” and promote international capacity cooperation to expand opening up and promote development and upgrading. On May 7, the first demonstration project of China's third-generation nuclear power technology "Hualong No. 1"-China Nuclear Group Fuqing Unit 5 officially started construction in Fuqing, Fujian. This is China's first domestically launched third-generation nuclear power technology unit since the nuclear power restart. .
China nuclear power IPO conditionally sets off through the climax of large-scale nuclear power construction
Elimination of favorable policies, the nuclear power industry has also ushered in a major event in the near future. On May 13, China's nuclear power passed the review meeting smoothly. According to the process, it is expected to be publicly issued in July this year. According to the China Nuclear Power Prospectus, all current nuclear power projects in service in China are mainly operated by China Nuclear Power and China Guangdong Nuclear Power, of which China Guangdong Nuclear Power is affiliated to China Guangdong Nuclear Power Group (previously listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange) and the other is operated by China Nuclear Power China National Nuclear Power Co., Ltd. (China Nuclear Power), a joint venture funded by China National Yangtze River Three Gorges Corporation, China Ocean Shipping (Group) Corporation and Aerospace Investment Holding Co., Ltd.
In the industry's opinion, the listing of China's nuclear power is paving the way for securitization of nuclear power assets, and it is also a "symbol" of China's large-scale nuclear power project construction.
In April this year, Zhang Huazhu, the chairman of the China Nuclear Energy Industry Association, pointed out that 2015 is the end of the 12th Five-Year Plan. It is expected that 6 to 8 units will start construction and 8 nuclear power units will be put into commercial operation during the year. It will be the year when nuclear power units are put into commercial operation for the most number of years, and will be the key year for nuclear power restart.
In addition, China has 26 nuclear power plants under construction, with an installed capacity of 28.5 million kilowatts, and it continues to be the largest in the world under construction. According to the performance index stipulated by the World Association of Nuclear Power Operators, among the more than 400 operating units in the world, China's in-service nuclear power units are generally at a moderately high level, and some units and safety indicators have reached world advanced levels.