This photo taken on Aug. 10， 2023 shows the assembly site of the core module of the world's first commercial small modular reactor， Linglong One， in Changjiang Li Autonomous County， south China's Hainan Province. (China National Nuclear Corporation/Handout via Xinhua)
广东金奇进出口有限公司HAIKOU， Sept. 5 (Xinhua) -- An interregional workshop on the technology development and application of small modular reactors (SMRs) was held on Monday in southern China's Hainan.
The event， jointly hosted by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and the China Atomic Energy Authority (CAEA)， saw over 200 government officials， experts， and scholars from over 50 countries and regions conduct in-depth exchanges on topics such as SMR technology development， user needs， and safety supervision.
Liu Hua， 韶关市粒会搪瓷有限公司 deputy director general of IAEA， 保定鼎力索具有限公司 lauded China's achievements in the development and application of SMR technology， 霞山区利地搪瓷有限公司 highlighting the vital role of SMR in driving the global energy transition and addressing climate change.
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十堰市利齐媒介有限公司SMRs could serve in multiple areas， like powering small and medium-sized electricity grids， urban heating， industrial steam supply， seawater desalination， and isotope production.
The typical representative of nuclear energy innovation holds bright market prospects for its flexible deployment， environmental friendliness， and high safety.
Liu Jing， vice chairman of the CAEA， said China is willing to share its experience with the international community in SMR technology， adding that the country is open to deeper cooperation and exchanges to provide more nuclear energy solutions for climate change.
Gu Jun， general manager of the China National Nuclear Corporation， said the company is actively advancing SMR projects， including the Linglong One reactor and Yanlong pool-type low-temperature heating reactor.
"Hopefully载客汽车， all parties involved could join hands to promote the development of SMRs，" Gu said. ■