Since its first nuclear power unit generated power in 1991, the CNNP has gone on to generate 402.8 billion kW has of the end of December 2013, saving energy equivalent to 128.88 million tons of standard coal, and reducing carbon dioxide emissions by 422.89 million tons and sulfur dioxide emission by 2.82 million tons. These results are equivalent to 1.15 million hectares of afforestation. Twelve more units are under construction with controlled safety quality based on solid groundwork and strength of effort.

Safety is the lifeline of the nuclear industry, the basis of a nuclear enterprise’s survival and the guarantee of its employees’ happiness. We maintain the principle of “Safety First, Quality First” to create a safe production environment, good management, and excellent performance. The average load factor of our nuclear power units has topped 86 percent for four consecutive years with68.2 percent of WANO indicators at the world’s advanced value.

We foster a “zero-tolerance” safety culture and couple it to a long-term safety management mechanism to create never-ending safety improvement.