China National Nuclear Corp. selected the Westinghouse/Shaw consortium to build four nuclear reactors for an estimated
US$8 billion, the largest International nuclear contract in history. The 1.1 gigawatt plants will use Westinghouse’s advanced AP1000 design, which was only fully certified by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission last year, writes The Energy Blog
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