Nuclear power too slow for China's low carbon switch

The Ecologist
Jan 5, 2016, 5:45 am278 pts
Nuclear advocates take hope from China's plan for 58GW of new nuclear capacity, writes Zhang Chun. But nuclear's share of China's power supply is in long term decline, and the target is likely to be missed as faster, cheaper, nimbler renewables surge ahead.

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