by Barry Brook ![]()
China is looking seriously at a range of nuclear options. From the commercial side of things, the country is building over 25 light water reactors,
including four of the new US-designed AP1000. The Chinese are also pursuing a range of advanced reactor programmes, including gas-cooled pebble-bed modular reactors (the
210 MWe HTR-PM), a thorium-focused research initiative
based on the molten-salt reactor, and an ambitious fast spectrum reactor research, demonstration and deployment (RD&D) plan. It is the latter that I wish to discuss here.
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