BEIJING -- The Chinese government has approved the construction of six reactors as part of a plan to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by more than doubling nuclear power capacity this decade.
$19bn buildup to help double nuclear power capacity by 2030

A Hualong nuclear reactor in Fujian Province, China. (Photo from Fuqing nuclear power plant operator)
BEIJING -- The Chinese government has approved the construction of six reactors as part of a plan to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by more than doubling nuclear power capacity this decade.