According to the world's highest safety standard, China General Nuclear Corporation announced that China's self-developed third-generation nuclear power Hualong 1 has been approved for two more units.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen grass Luo Yuzi for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, July 31, China General Nuclear Power announced that the Ningde No. 5 and No. 6 units of Fujian Ningde No.2 Nuclear Power Co., Ltd., an associate of the company, have been approved by the State Council, and construction can begin after obtaining the Nuclear Power Plant Construction license issued by the State Nuclear Safety Administration.

According to the introduction, Ningde No. 5 and No. 6 units approved this time all adopt Hualong No. 1 nuclear power technology, and the capacity of each unit is 1210MW.

By the close of July 31, 2023, China General Nuclear Corporation closed at 3.11 yuan, up 1.63%, with a turnover rate of 0.39%, with a turnover of 151.91 million lots and a turnover of 469 million yuan.

According to CTOnews.com public information, Ningde Nuclear Power Station is located in Bei Wan Village, Tai Mu Shan Town, Fuding City, Ningde City, Fujian Province, about 32km to the south, East China Sea to the east, and Qingchuan Bay to the north. It is the first nuclear power plant to be built on an island in China.

Hualong-1 is an advanced third-generation pressurized water reactor nuclear power technology independently developed and successfully built in China based on more than 30 years of nuclear power research, design, construction and operation experience. It has complete independent intellectual property rights in the fields of design, equipment, fuel, software, construction, operation and maintenance.

In terms of safety, Hualong-1 innovatively adopted the safety design concept of "dynamic plus non-active", set up perfect serious accident prevention and mitigation measures, and fully absorbed the feedback from the experience of the Fukushima accident. to meet the requirements of the latest national and international nuclear safety regulations and standards, and meet or exceed the needs of the third generation of international nuclear power users in terms of safety, technical and economic indicators.