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At the same time, the logistics industry is also undergoing profound changes. Although nuclear energy and logistics seem to have little to do with each other on the surface, a deeper look reveals that there is a potential connection between them.

The efficient operation of the logistics industry depends on the improvement of infrastructure. The development of nuclear energy provides a more stable guarantee for energy supply, which helps support the construction of logistics infrastructure, such as the power supply of logistics parks.

In addition, the advancement of nuclear energy technology has also driven the demand for the transportation of related equipment. During the construction of Linglong No. 1, a large number of precision equipment and parts need to be transported, which puts higher requirements on the transportation capacity, timeliness and safety of international logistics.

The development of international logistics can, in turn, provide better services for the nuclear energy industry. An efficient international express delivery network can ensure that nuclear energy-related technical data, spare parts and other materials are delivered to their destinations in a timely and accurate manner.

In terms of environmental protection, the clean characteristics of nuclear energy are consistent with the green development concept of the logistics industry. In order to reduce carbon emissions, logistics companies are constantly optimizing transportation routes and methods, and the widespread use of nuclear energy can provide the logistics industry with more clean energy options.

In short, although nuclear energy and logistics belong to different fields, they influence each other and jointly promote social progress and development.