China drafts new nuclear energy law, focus on international market


  • World
  • Saturday, 22 Sep 2018

SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China will provide more support for its nuclear firms to go overseas and strengthen their position on the international market, according to new draft legislation submitted to the industry for consultation on Friday.

"The state will encourage and support the positive and orderly participation of its enterprises in the international market" and promote the export of nuclear equipment, fuel and services, the draft Atomic Energy Law says.

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