Core Insights - The national trade friction response meeting highlighted that China is entering a high-intensity phase of trade friction, emphasizing the need for confidence, strategy, and innovation in the face of challenges [1] - China's nuclear power industry has successfully reduced reliance on foreign technology, achieving over 95% localization in key equipment and demonstrating significant advancements in self-developed technologies [1][2] - The nuclear power sector has matured its supply chain, with major companies like China General Nuclear Power Group (CGN) achieving 100% domestic equipment capability for nuclear power plants [1][2] Industry Developments - Since 2016, particularly after the U.S. placed certain Chinese state-owned enterprises on the entity list in 2019, the nuclear power sector has accelerated its self-sufficiency efforts across various fields, including equipment manufacturing and software design [1] - Domestic manufacturers such as Dongfang Electric and Shanghai Electric have developed the capability to produce core equipment like pressure vessels and steam generators [2] - The nuclear fuel component production has transitioned to domestic technology, with ongoing advancements in fuel component research and development [2] Strategic Responses - The nuclear power industry has adopted a collaborative approach with upstream and downstream partners to identify and address potential vulnerabilities in the supply chain due to trade tensions [2] - The industry has expressed confidence in its ability to compete with global leaders like the U.S. and France, asserting that it can not only match but also surpass their nuclear technology in several areas [2]
中国核电产业链已具备100%整机装备国产化能力