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CGN debuts South Korea power plant

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ZHENG XIN
CGN debuts South Korea power plant
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China General Nuclear Power Corp (CGN) has launched a 557-megawatt gas-fired power plant in South Korea. The facility is designed to support local energy needs while serving as a bridge toward a future hydrogen-based power grid.

Marking a strategic maturation in its overseas project delivery, China General Nuclear Power Corp commenced commercial operations at its 557-megawatt Daesan Phase II gas-fired power plant in South Korea on Friday.

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