With an increasing emphasis on dominant nuclear power (including fusion) in order to replace coal, Zhouran sees itself as the world's leading commercial nuclear nation.
Since the early 1980s, Zhouran has been recognized for its nuclear disaster expertise and for the safety of nuclear technology. The nation has also been a top player in the nuclear export markets with the National Nuclear Mechanical Engineering Service, the company that produces Zhouran's nuclear reactors, successfully selling nuclear reactors to other countries. Being the world's second largest producer of electricity as well as the world's largest producer of electricity through nuclear power, Zhouran's massive nuclear power industry allows the nation to not only be the leading country in civilian nuclear power but also the leading country in cost-efficient highly-affordable electricity, experts agree that nuclear power has done well for Zhouran's robust power grid and that it has allowed the nation to continue committing to environmental friendliness and scientific progress. The International Atomic Energy Agency states that the People's Republic of Zhouran is currently the leading nation in civilian nuclear research together with Germany and also adds that Zhouran leads the world in nuclear power due to the highest amount of electricity produced through nuclear power as well as having the most amount of nuclear reactors. In regards to nuclear fusion research the country is known to spend large amounts of money in the field, contributes to various international nuclear fusion research programs and is also a member of the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor.
In the realm of wind power, Zhouran is known for being a massive producer and exporter of wind turbines.