China has plans to significantly increase its nuclear power capabilities, with projections suggesting the approval of up to 100 new reactors in the next ten years. This ambitious plan positions China to become the world's largest operator of atomic power and a potential leader in nuclear technology exports.

According to Tian Jiashu, deputy secretary-general of the Chinese Nuclear Society, the government has already approved a record 11 reactors in 2024 alone. He stated that the goal is to approve 10 new reactors annually until 2035, highlighting China's commitment to improving its nuclear energy infrastructure.

This bold move by China demonstrates their determination to expand their nuclear power sector and solidify their position as a global leader in atomic energy. With the potential approval of 100 new reactors in the next decade, China is poised to revolutionize the nuclear industry and potentially export their advanced technology to other countries.