Khosla said it is part of Kraft's strategy to localize decision-making, allowing its Chinese workforce to market and sell products that are made in China for a diverse array of Chinese consumers.
China is testing the waters with an array of reactors built by its own government and companies like Areva, Westinghouse and Canada's AECL. Russia, which also controls its nuclear industry--and has recently consolidated its oil and gas industries--is also planning a broad expansion of reactors in what appears to be a play to become an energy superpower.