China's nuclear power industry is poised for continued expansion despite climate extremes, according to industry specialist François Morin of the World Nuclear Association. Unlike European reactors that often rely on rivers for cooling, China's coastal nuclear plants use open seawater, making them less susceptible to droughts and heatwaves. While coastal areas face threats like storms and rising sea levels, Morin asserts that China's understanding of typhoons mitigates risks to its reactors. AI
RANK_REASON The article discusses industry trends and expert opinions on China's nuclear power expansion in the context of climate change, rather than announcing a new release or significant event.
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