China Signs Contracts For Two Units At New Guangxi Bailong Nuclear Power Station

CAP1000 Generation III PWRs to be deployed in south of the country

China Signs Contracts For Two Units At New Guangxi Bailong Nuclear Power Station
A mockup of the proposed Guangxi Bailong nuclear power station near China's southern border with Vietnam. Image courtesy People's Daily.

Contracts have been signed for China’s proposed Guangxi Bailong nuclear power station in the southern Guangxi province, according to the China Nuclear Energy Association (CNEA).

The CNEA said a ceremony was held earlier this week which featured the signing of nine contracts, including a general construction contract, for the eventual deployment of Units 1 and 2 at Guangxi Bailong (also known as Bailong).

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