Nuclear power could become the latest successful export for China, following the connection of Pakistan's Chashma Nuclear Power Plant Unit 3, one of four reactors, to the grid. The facility, run by state-owned China National Nuclear Corp, is one of several developed via the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, and sets a "great example for future export efforts" of China's nuclear technology, according to Ejaz Hussain, director of the China Center for Energy Economics Research at Xiamen University.
Nuclear power could become the latest successful export for China, following the connection of Pakistan's Chashma Nuclear Power Plant Unit 3, one of four reactors, to the grid. The facility, run by state-owned China National Nuclear Corp, is one of several developed via the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, and sets a "great example for future export efforts" of China's nuclear technology, according to Lin Boqiang, director of the China Center for Energy Economics Research at Xiamen University.