Haiyan County is located in the center of China’s eastern coast, at the junction between the T-shape development zone and the main coastline. According to China National Nuclear Power Construction Plan, nuclear power plants should be distributed along the coastline; consequently, Haiyan will certainly be the hub of multi-reactors.

From the nuclear power-related industries of Haiyan County to China Nuclear Power City.
From focusing on Haiyan County to facing the whole country, and to keeping the world in view.
Haiyan, known as the cradle of China’s nuclear power, will soon get another, more resounding, name
– China Nuclear Power City.

The hub has three advantages as follows;

firstly, it will meet the marine transportation needs of manufacturers for large and heavy equipment;

secondly, it can reduce the logistic and service costs for manufacturers and technical service providers thereby satisfying the quick response requirement for materials and staff during construction and transportation;

thirdly, located at the favorable geographical location equidistant from Shanghai, Hangzhou, Suzhou, and Ningbo，Haiyan offers the advantage of being able to satisfy the human resources demand and retain a stable workforce.

Haiyan has a well developed water transportation system for moving raw materials and goods.