Heping (Plant 814)
Heping (Plant 814) is a enrichment facility operated by China National Nuclear Corporation in China. It has a capacity of 230 tSWU/yr as of 2026, about 0% of world enrichment capacity.
The old gaseous diffusion plant in Sichuan, small by modern standards and classified by IPFM as dual-use rather than civilian, the only Chinese enrichment plant it puts in that category.
| Stage | Enrichment |
|---|---|
| Operator | China National Nuclear Corporation |
| Country | China |
| Capacity | 230tSWU/yr |
| Figure applies to | 2026 |
| Status | operating |
| Commissioned | not stated |
| Coordinates | 29.5500, 103.3500 |
This facility is about 0% of world enrichment capacity (68,076 tSWU/yr, 2025).
China National Nuclear Corporation also operates:
- Lanzhou conversion plant (conversion)
- Hengyang conversion plant (conversion)
- Diwopu (Jiuquan) (conversion)
- Lanzhou enrichment plant (enrichment)
- Hanzhong (Shaanxi) enrichment plant (enrichment)
- Emeishan enrichment plant (enrichment)
- Yibin (CJNF) (fabrication)
- Rössing (mining)
- Yining (mining)
- Fuzhou (mining)
- Shaoguan (mining)
- Tongliao (mining)
- Beishan underground research laboratory (repository)
Other enrichment facilities
At the market indicator. 230 tSWU/yr of nameplate capacity, valued at US$ 200.00 per SWU spot, comes to roughly US$ 46 million a year, or US$ 42 million at the long-term indicator. Treat both as scale, not revenue: most volume moves under contracts signed years earlier at prices neither figure reflects, and nothing here is netted against the cost of producing it. The indicators, and forty years of history behind them, are on fuel market prices.
Sources
- International Panel on Fissile Materials, detailed enrichment facilities table · retrieved 2026-09-06
How these sources are used, including the corrections applied on top of them and what is deliberately left blank · download the underlying data