China's central anti-corruption team has started a two-month-long inspection of 20 major state-owned enterprises.
This is part of the country's first round of disciplinary inspections in 2015, covering 26 state-owned enterprises including State Grid Corporation, State Nuclear Power Technology Corporation, and China Power Investment Corporation.
Wang Binghua is secretary of the Communist Party of China committee of State Nuclear Power Technology Corporation.
"Each department and unit will cooperate with the inspection team to carry out seminars, forums, opinion polls, person-to-person talks, and research. We will work to provide a good environment for the team and make sure the inspection work is carried out smoothly."
All major state-owned enterprises will be inspected this year in an effort to push forward China's SOE reform.
Inspections conducted last year have led to the fall of more-than 70 executives.
