Although China’s nuclear power generation is dominated by two major players, other utilities are pushing for greater involvement — a move which could eventually radically alter the financial and operational underpinning of the country’s nuclear industry. But their quest has been delayed, possibly in part because of the jittery nerves of regulators following a fatal accident a year ago at the Haiyang nuclear site, controlled by China Power Investment Corp. (CPI), a relatively new entrant to the scene.
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