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China Aims To Operate World’s First Hybrid Fusion-Fission Nuclear Plant By 2030

By David Dalton
28 March 2025

$2.7 billion project in Jiangxi province has entered ‘first phase’, says Hong Kong report

China Aims To Operate World’s First Hybrid Fusion-Fission Nuclear Plant By 2030
The Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak reactor in China is part of global efforts to develop nuclear fusion. Courtesy Iter.
China is poised to start building the world’s first fusion-fission hybrid nuclear power plant, with the goal of generating 100 MW of continuous electricity and connecting to the grid by the end of the decade.

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