China just dropped a major energy play at the first-ever Nuclear Energy Summit in Brussels! Vice Premier Zhang Guoqing, a top leader in the Communist Party of China, called for global teamwork to share the perks of nuclear power—from fighting climate change to securing energy access.
Why It Matters
With over 30 countries and international orgs at the table, Zhang highlighted nuclear energy's role as a dual superhero: slashing carbon emissions and keeping lights on during energy crises. China's already charging ahead with its own carbon-neutrality goals, proving nuclear isn't just sci-fi—it's real-world climate action.
Bonus: The summit adopted a joint declaration—basically a global nuclear energy manifesto.
Behind the Scenes
Zhang also huddled with Belgian PM Alexander De Croo and IAEA chief Rafael Grossi. While details are hush-hush, it's clear: the world's powering up for a nuclear-powered green transition.
Vice Premier Zhang Guoqing, a top leader in the Communist Party of China, called for global teamwork to share the perks of nuclear power—from fighting climate change to securing energy access. 
and keeping lights on during energy crises. China's already charging ahead with its own carbon-neutrality goals, proving nuclear isn't just sci-fi—it's real-world climate action.
Boosting tech innovation (think next-gen reactors!)
Securing nuclear supply chains
Helping developing nations access nuclear know-how
Prioritizing safety and governance
Making clean energy everyone's win
