China’s total known uranium resources increase by one-third in past decade: report

Aerial photo taken on Dec 1, 2021 shows nuclear power units under the China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) in Fuqing, southeast China’s Fujian Province. Photo:Xinhua China has added one-third of its total known uranium resources, accumulated in the past 68 years, during extensive survey and exploration work during the past 10 years, while 70 percent of the newly discovered resources are fine, extractable resources, according to an industry report published on Friday by the China Nuclear Geology, a subsidiary of Chinese nuclear giant China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC).

The success in surveying and exploration, the frontend of nuclear fuel cycle, has guaranteed the stable and highly effective supply of natural uranium, and has ensured the nation’s nuclear industry to firmly hold the rice bowl in its own hands, as China toils to enhance its mineral supply security with a national campaign, industry experts said.

According to the latest assessment of China’s […]

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