2025-12-12 08:24:07

November marked notable progress in nuclear energy infrastructure. Two significant milestones were achieved: construction commenced on a third-generation nuclear reactor at Sanao, while another facility at Zhangzhou successfully connected to the grid. These developments reflect ongoing investments in clean energy capacity and underscore the growing role of nuclear power in addressing global energy demand. Such infrastructure expansions often influence commodity markets and investor sentiment toward ESG-aligned energy projects.

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CryptoPhoenix

· 10h ago

Nuclear energy is back? This time, we have to believe that faith can carry us to the end. --- The story of clean energy is about to be told again... alright, but we still have to buy. --- Wait, do these two projects really have such a big impact on commodities? I'm a bit skeptical. --- Even in a bear market, investing in infrastructure—energy conservation—will eventually pay off. --- Uh, is the ESG concept about to be hyped again? Stay calm and don't chase the highs. --- The nuclear energy infrastructure is finally moving, feels like picking up a bargain at the bottom range. --- Honestly, I've been burned by energy policies before. Can we hold on this time for a rebirth? [Laughing through tears] --- Pushing two projects forward at the same time... either an opportunity or the beginning of the next scapegoat.

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