In China it would have been built from 0 to 100 in about 2 to 3 years. The backslapping contest this has turned into while China is running circles around every European and US project is just astounding! I bet China has about three of these plants already running, while not telling anyone.
China is a part of this project and no they do not have any nucelar fusion plants in China. If you're not a bot/troll then you're getting very bad information. Yes they build things more quickly than other places, just like other developed countries did during their boom phases. China builds quickly in large part due to sacrificing safety and with poorer worker conditions, but they also have a much more affordable and sizable pool of workers with fewer options for other work. Again just the same as developed nations used to do things. There are 2 sides to every coin.
There are lots of Italian and as an Italian I can say that I am proud of my Country!
its an expensive project :)
@@lesliegrayson1722 Such a small scale project compared to pretty much anything China does these days. It's a side show in engineering.
I'd prefer to hear when they're going to finnish construction works.
I won’t give up my goal of visiting this place while is being built. 💪
10 years later you may visit while it's being built.. That was the case 20 years ago as well.
Why so long?
Because EU and US
There is problem with parts
Hurry up and make the damn thing
first
In China it would have been built from 0 to 100 in about 2 to 3 years. The backslapping contest this has turned into while China is running circles around every European and US project is just astounding! I bet China has about three of these plants already running, while not telling anyone.
China is a part of this project and no they do not have any nucelar fusion plants in China. If you're not a bot/troll then you're getting very bad information. Yes they build things more quickly than other places, just like other developed countries did during their boom phases. China builds quickly in large part due to sacrificing safety and with poorer worker conditions, but they also have a much more affordable and sizable pool of workers with fewer options for other work. Again just the same as developed nations used to do things. There are 2 sides to every coin.
@@Overpet You really have no clue, do you? They've built far bigger projects than this. this is peanuts.
y'a vraiments des accents anglais qui fait qu'on b1te rien.. pas etonnant que ca avance pas ce projet