which is great, but as i understand it will still lead to an overall decline in share of nuclear power. The scale of their power production is unfathomable

Agree.

They’re building a massive amount of nuclear. They’re building a monumental amount of solar+wind.

Which works out to about 4 per year. And most of them are under 1GW.

> And most of them are under 1GW

No, almost every one is above 1GW - divide the net capacity by the number under construction to see the power [1]. They appear to be almost all CAP1400 (1.4GW), Hualong One (1.0GW), or CAP1000 (1.0GW). I see a single Linglong 1 (100MW) under construction. Proposed are all above 1GW.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_power_in_China#Future_...

That's far more than 4 per year? Their speed when building them has been pretty damn good.

And almost exactly half of all reactors under construction in the entire world.