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 CIS NO: 85-H361-26
 TITLE: Nuclear Energy Cooperation with China.
 SOURCE: Committee on Energy and Commerce. House
 DOC TYPE: Hearing                   COLLATION: iii+219 p. il.
 DATE: May 16, 1984
 CONGRESS-SESSION: 98-2              SUDOC: Y4.En2/3:98-148
 ITEM NO: 1019-A; 1019-B
 LC CARD NO: 84-604094               MC ENTRY NO: 85-5665

 Committee Serial No. 98-148. Hearing before the Special Subcom on U.S.
 Trade with China to examine nonproliferation and other issues involved in
 proposed sale of U.S. commercial nuclear energy technology and equipment to
 China under terms of recently signed U.S.-China nuclear energy cooperation
 agreement.
 CONTENT NOTATION: Nuclear technology and equipment sale to China
 DESCRIPTORS (and special content notations): SUBCOM ON U.S. TRADE WITH
     CHINA, SPECIAL. HOUSE; CHINA, PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC; NUCLEAR POWER;
     TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER; TRADE AGREEMENTS (Nuclear energy peaceful uses,
     US-China agreement issues); EXECUTIVE AGREEMENTS (Nuclear energy
     peaceful uses, US-China agreement issues); ARMS CONTROL AND
     DISARMAMENT; NUCLEAR WEAPONS; NUCLEAR INDUSTRIES; EAST-WEST TRADE
 LEGISLATIVE HISTORY OF: P.L.99-183

 85-H361-26 TESTIMONY NO: 1         May 16, 1984 p. 2-104
 WITNESSES (and witness notations):
     MOORE, JAMES S. (vp and gen mgr, water reactors div, Westinghouse
        Electric Corp)
     MCGOWAN, TERENCE E. (vp, business dev and sales, intl div, power
        systems group, Combustion Engineering, Inc)
     BRAY, A. PHILIP (vp and gen mgr, nuclear power systems div, Gen
        Electric Co)
     SHERMAN, ROGER J. (former chm, US Atomic Industrial Forum; chm, Ebasco
        Services)
     ERLEWINE, JOHN A. (vice chm, engineering design and construction
        services committee, Natl Council for US-China Trade; also
        representing Stone and Webster Engineering Corp)
 STATEMENTS AND DISCUSSION: Status of Chinese civilian nuclear power
     program and plans for expansion; review of opportunities for U.S.
     participation in Chinese nuclear energy market given adequate export
     financing and expeditious congressional approval of U.S.-China nuclear
     energy cooperation agreement.
       Importance of Chinese nuclear market for U.S. manufacturers and design
     and engineering firms; affirmation of U.S. firms competitiveness versus
     other countries.
 CONTENT NOTATION: Nuclear technology and equipment sale to China
 DESCRIPTORS (and special content notations): GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.;
     NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR U.S.-CHINA TRADE; FOREIGN.TRADE.PROMOTION;
     FINANCE; COMPETITION (China nuclear energy mkt, US firms competition
     with other countries); CONGRESSIONAL.POWERS (Nuclear energy peaceful
     uses, US-China agreement, congressional review); ENGINEERING;
     WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORP.; COMBUSTION ENGINEERING, INC.; EBASCO
     SERVICES; STONE AND WEBSTER ENGINEERING CORP.

 85-H361-26 TESTIMONY NO: 2         May 16, 1984 p. 104-219
 WITNESSES (and witness notations):
     HINTON, HAROLD C. (prof, political science and intl aff, Inst for
        Sino-Soviet Studies, George Wash Univ)
     QUESTER, GEORGE H. (prof, govt and politics dept, Univ of Md)
     WILLIAMS, ROBERT H. (co-organizer, End-Use Oriented Global Energy
        Project; sr research physicist, Center for Energy and Environmental
        Studies, Princeton Univ)
     KING, LLEWELLYN (publisher, Energy Daily)
 STATEMENTS AND DISCUSSION: Assessment of third-country proliferation risks
     involved in transfer of U.S. commercial nuclear technology to China;
     review of Chinese nuclear nonproliferation policy and record.
       Implications of U.S.-China nuclear cooperation agreement for U.S.
     nonproliferation policy; appraisal of alternative energy sources
     available to China; contrasting recommendations regarding U.S. nuclear
     proliferation policy and cooperation with China.
 INSERTIONS: 
     a. Krugmann, Hartmut (Univ of Sao Paulo), "German-Brazilian Nuclear
        Deal" Bull of the Atomic Scientists, Feb. 1981 (p. 162-166).
     b. Goldemberg, Jose (Univ of Sao Paulo), "Energy Issues and Policies
        in Brazil" Annual Review Energy, 1982, with tables and graphs (p.
        167-202).
 CONTENT NOTATION: Nuclear technology and equipment sale to China
 DESCRIPTORS (and special content notations): BRAZIL ("German-Brazilian
     Nuclear Deal"; "Energy Issues and Policies in Brazil"); GERMANY, WEST
     ("German-Brazilian Nuclear Deal"); INTERNATIONAL.RELATIONS
     ("German-Brazilian Nuclear Deal"); STATISTICAL DATA: ENERGY ("Energy
     Issues and Policies in Brazil"); STATISTICAL DATA: FOREIGN
     COUNTRIES-GENERAL ("Energy Issues and Policies in Brazil");
     ENERGY.RESOURCES (Chinese energy source alternatives; "Energy Issues
     and Policies in Brazil"); ENERGY DAILY