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by ZeroGravitas
37 days ago
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They're not. Both have a reducing share of nuclear in their electricity mix as they're not building enough to keep up with their demand growth. Luckily both are deploying wind and solar at a rate that outpaces their demand growth. |
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They are both building rapidly and share was not in the OP's claim.
China has signed up to the international tripling pledge and now has the capacity to build 50 plants a year.
India is building rapidly and is planning on tripling nuclear capacity by 2032.
https://ddnews.gov.in/en/india-to-triple-nuclear-power-capac...
Not sure if India is going to triple its electricity demand by 2032. Seems rather doubtful, but if you have evidence for that tripling of electricity demand
But even if what you claim about falling share were true (it's not), a sinking share is not a contradiction to increasing absolute capacity, which was the claim.