China's Nuclear Advantage: A Double Edged Sword? China's ability to build nuclear reactors at an unprecedented pace has raised questions about the sustainability and implications of its accelerated development.
The country's state directed model, which enables it to mobilize resources on a vast scale with relative ease, is yielding impressive results.
A primary factor contributing to China's success is its centralized planning and control, unlike in the West where projects are often fragmented by bureaucratic delays.