China National Nuclear Corporation

Chinese state-owned enterprise

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2024 CNNC plans to begin construction of the Hualong Two reactor, a more economical nuclear reactor design that reduces construction time and costs compared to previous versions.
March 2023 The main internal structure of the reactor building for the ACP100 was completed.
December 2022 The installation phase of the ACP100 small modular reactor was announced to have begun.
July 2021 Construction of the first ACP100 small modular reactor was officially started.
November 2020 U.S. President Donald Trump issued an executive order prohibiting American companies or individuals from owning shares in companies listed as having links to the People's Liberation Army, which included CNNC.
August 2020 The U.S. Department of Defense published a list of companies linked to the People's Liberation Army, including CNNC and CNECC.
July 2019 CNNC announced plans to start building a demonstration ACP100 small modular reactor at the Changjiang Nuclear Power Plant by the end of the year.
February 2019 China's State Power Investment Corporation (SPIC) signed a cooperation agreement with the Baishan municipal government in Jilin province for the Baishan Nuclear Energy Heating Demonstration Project, which would use the CNNC-developed DHR-400 district heating reactor.
2018 CNNC acquired China Nuclear Engineering & Construction Corp (CNECC), a nuclear power plant builder.
September 2015 CNNC announced a joint project with the UK's National Nuclear Laboratory to create the Joint Research and Innovation Centre, focusing on nuclear fuel cycle research, with joint funding of £50 million over five years.
September 2015 CNNC signed a memorandum of understanding with TerraPower (backed by Bill Gates) for the construction of a traveling wave reactor.
June 2015 CNNC announced plans to raise 13.19 billion Chinese yuan through an initial public offering, which would have been the largest in China in nearly four years.
2010 CNNC began the design of the ACP100 small modular reactor, also known as Linglong One.

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