DRAFT CHINA NUCLEAR POWER LAW SHOULD PROMOTE INVESTMENT ONCE FORMALLY APPROVED
February 1st, 2019
Nuclear power industry executives, investors and officials in Beijing and abroad are watching a new atomic energy law winding its way through the Chinese legislative system. The ‘Draft Atomic Energy Law’ was first submitted to the country’s State Council (China’s cabinet) by the ministry for industry and information technology (which oversees the sector) in January 2015. And since, as debates on the final text have continued, the law looks like it has become a major reform that would clarify who’ is responsible for what in a burgeoning industry with ...
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