Nuclear Surplus Energy: China vs. United States
Nuclear Surplus Energy: China vs. United States

Nuclear Surplus Energy: China vs. United States

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<p>“China is building more reactors than the rest of the world has built over the past 35 years.”</p> <p>Energy is Everything. It sustains all life.</p> <p>Without securing reliable and affordable energy, a nation will perish.</p> <p>A political economy oriented to promote universal prosperity and defend the general welfare for a more perfect union, must orient policy goals to produce surplus food, water and energy.</p> <p>Dear friends, the question of our values is at hand. Show me your budget and how you allocate resources, and we’ll see what your values are in practice.</p> <p>In the face of a global shortage of energy, China’s leadership understands this, as reflected in their policies increasing energy generation, transmission, and distribution.</p> <p>Nuclear energy is a key pillar for China’s national security.</p> <p>China is building more reactors than the rest of the world has built over the past 35 years. China is currently building 19 reactors, with 43 reactors in the permitting stage, and an additional 166 reactors in planning.</p> <p>The combined capacity of these 228 reactors will produce over 245 gigawatts, which is more than the entire electricity generation capacity of Germany and is close to the 289 gigawatts of new nuclear capacity the rest of the world is planning to build.</p> <p>Although nuclear power is the future of Chinese energy, coal remains the most important energy source for China today.</p> <p>In 2020, China built over three times as much new coal power capacity as all other countries in the world combined – the equivalent of more than one large coal plant per week.</p> <p>So what are we doing in the United States to secure reliable and affordable clean energy?</p> <p>Over the past two generations, the US has canceled over 163 nuclear power plants.</p> <p>The United States nuclear electricity generation capacity peaked in 2012 around 102 gigawatts when there were 104 operating nuclear reactors.</p> <p>This once leading nuclear energy nation has prematurely shut down 12 nuclear powe

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