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The Future of the Power Industry- Nuclear’s Role in the Energy Mix

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Publication date : May 2009

The Future of the Power Industry- Nuclear’s Role in the Energy Mix

Summary

This new report on “The Future of the Power Industry: Nuclear’s role in the energy mix” focuses on the future nuclear power sector. The crude oil price fluctuation and increasing concerns about challenges to petroleum fuel production and supply disruptions have formed the catalyst for increased attention on nuclear industry in the world. The global nuclear sector offers enormous opportunities to industry players as there is an increased attention on the nuclear sector. The report examines the growth opportunities in nuclear power generation, market risk, upcoming reactor technologies, and other key equipments in the global nuclear energy sector.

Scope

- The report covers in-depth analysis on the Nuclear power markets in the world. Regions covered include Asia Pacific, North America, Europe, South and Central America and Middle East and Africa
- Key countries covered include South Africa, Iran, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, the US, Canada, the UK, Ukraine, Switzerland, Sweden, Spain, Slovakia, Russian Federation, Romania, the Netherlands, Lithuania, Hungary, Germany, France, Finland, Czech Republic, Bulgaria, Belgium, Kazakhstan, Taiwan, Republic of Korea, Pakistan, Japan, India, China, Armenia,
- Key drivers and challenges of each nuclear Energy Technology in different countries
- Key technological and research and development trends in the nuclear industry
- Analysis of nuclear industry based on the historical and forecasted information
- Analysis of nuclear industry in key regions
- Key policies and regulatory framework in various nuclear power producing countries
- Analysis of emerging nuclear power markets and opportunities

Reasons to buy

- Get an in-depth analysis of the nuclear power industry growth worldwide
- Analyses the potential developments of the nuclear industry for the years ahead
- Understand the opportunities and challenges in India’s nuclear equipment industry.
- Analyses historic and forecasts data on global nuclear power generation
- Analyze the key nuclear power generation technologies and developments which drive the market.

Table of Contents
1 Table Of Contents 2
1.1 List of Tables 9
1.2 List of Figures 11
2 Introduction 13
2.1 What is this Report About? 13
2.2 GMD Report Coverage 13
3 Executive Summary 14
3.1 The Global Nuclear Power Market, Overview 14
3.2 The Nuclear Power Market, Market Size and Growth 14
3.3 Governmental Initiatives Drive the Nuclear Market Growth 15
3.4 Economics of Nuclear Power 16
3.5 Nuclear Market Dominated by Generation II Reactors 16
4 The Global Nuclear Power Market 17
4.1 The Global Nuclear Power Market, Overview 17
4.2 The Global Nuclear Power Market, Installed Capacity and Generation, 2000-2015 17
4.3 The Global Nuclear Power Market Trends 2008-2015 18
4.4 Regional Nuclear Power Market Development 19
4.5 Investment Opportunities in the Global Nuclear Power Market 20
4.6 Key Challenges to the Global Nuclear Power Market Development 21
4.6.1 Public Perception and Nuclear Power Industry growth 21
4.6.2 Government Policies and Nuclear Power Industry growth 22
4.6.3 Radiation Concerns and Nuclear Power Industry growth 23
4.6.4 Nuclear Industry Related Fatalities and Nuclear Power Industry growth 23
4.7 Role of Private Sector in the Global Nuclear Power Market 24
5 The Global Nuclear Power Market, Cost Analysis 26
5.1 The Global Nuclear Power Market, Capital Cost and Infrastructure Development 26
5.1.1 Capital Cost as Key Determinant in Nuclear Power Industry Growth 26
5.1.2 Cost of Uranium to Increase with the potential rise in Nuclear Power Demand 27
5.1.3 Production Cost of Nuclear Power 29
5.2 The Global Nuclear Power Market, Key Measures to Reduce the Cost of Nuclear Power 29
5.3 The Global Nuclear Power Market, Major Cost Drivers for Plant Life Extension 30
5.3.1 Avoiding capital investment for new plants 31
5.3.2 Decommissioning and Environmental costs 31
5.3.3 Plant Life Extensions Would Serve as Incentives for the Growth of Nuclear Industry 31
5.4 Comparative Advantage in Nuclear Electricity Generation 32
6 The Asia Pacific Nuclear Power Market, 2008-2015 33
6.1 The Armenia Nuclear Power Market 35
6.1.1 Armenia - Nuclear Energy Policy and Safety Regulation 35
6.1.2 Armenia - Role of Nuclear in Electricity Production 36
6.1.3 Nuclear Energy Industry in Armenia, 2000-2015 37
6.2 The China Nuclear Power Market 37
6.2.1 China - Nuclear Energy Policy and Safety Regulation 38
6.2.2 China - Role of Nuclear in Electricity Production 39
6.2.3 Nuclear Energy Industry Expansion in China, 2000-2015 39
6.2.4 China Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 41
6.3 The India Nuclear Power Market 42
6.3.1 India- Nuclear Energy Policy and Safety Regulation in India 43
6.3.2 India- Role of Nuclear in Electricity Production 44
6.3.3 Nuclear Energy Industry Expansion in India, 2000-2015 45
6.3.4 India Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 45
6.4 The Japan Nuclear Power Market 46
6.4.1 Japan - Nuclear Energy Policy and Safety Regulation 49
6.4.2 Japan - Role of Nuclear in Electricity Production 49
6.4.3 Nuclear Energy Industry Expansion in Japan, 2000-2015 50
6.4.4 Japan Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 51
6.5 The Pakistan Nuclear Power Market 52
6.5.1 Pakistan - Nuclear Energy Policy and Safety Regulation 53
6.5.2 Pakistan - Role of Nuclear in Electricity Production 53
6.5.3 Nuclear Energy Industry Expansion in Pakistan, 2000-2015 54
6.5.4 Pakistan Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 54
6.6 The Republic of Korea Nuclear Market 55
6.6.1 Republic of Korea - Nuclear Energy Policy and Safety Regulation 56
6.6.2 Republic of Korea - Role of Nuclear in Electricity Production 57
6.6.3 The Republic of Korea Nuclear Market, 2000-2015 57
6.6.4 Republic of Korea Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 58
6.7 The Taiwan Nuclear Power Market 59
6.7.1 Taiwan - Nuclear Energy Policy and Safety Regulation 60
6.7.2 Taiwan - Role of Nuclear in Electricity Production 60
6.7.3 Nuclear Energy Industry Expansion in Taiwan, 2008-2015 61
6.7.4 Taiwan Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 61
6.8 The Kazakhstan Nuclear Power Market 62
7 The Europe Nuclear Power Market, 2008-2015 63
7.1 The Europe Nuclear Power Market, Overview 63
7.2 The Belgium Nuclear Power Market 65
7.2.1 Belgium - Nuclear Energy Policy and Safety Regulation 65
7.2.2 Belgium - Role of Nuclear in Electricity Production 66
7.2.3 Belgium Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 67
7.3 The Bulgaria Nuclear Power Market 68
7.3.1 Bulgaria- Nuclear Energy Policy and Safety Regulation 68
7.3.2 Bulgaria- Role of Nuclear in Electricity Production 68
7.3.3 Nuclear Energy Industry Expansion in Bulgaria 69
7.3.4 Bulgaria Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 70
7.4 The Czech Republic Nuclear Market 71
7.4.1 Czech Republic - Nuclear Energy Policy and Safety Regulation 71
7.4.2 Czech Republic - Role of Nuclear in Electricity Production 72
7.4.3 Nuclear Energy Industry Expansion in Czech Republic 72
7.5 The Finland Nuclear Power Market 73
7.5.1 Finland - Nuclear Energy Policy and Safety Regulation 74
7.5.2 Finland - Role of Nuclear in Electricity Production 74
7.5.3 Nuclear Energy Industry Expansion in Finland 75
7.5.4 Finland Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 75
7.6 The France Nuclear Power Market 76
7.6.1 France - Nuclear Energy Policy and Safety Regulation 78
7.6.2 France - Role of Nuclear in Electricity Production 78
7.6.3 Nuclear Energy Industry Expansion in France 79
7.6.4 France Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 80
7.7 The Germany Nuclear Power Market 81
7.7.1 Germany - Nuclear Energy Policy and Safety Regulation 82
7.7.2 Germany - Role of Nuclear in Electricity Production 82
7.7.3 Nuclear Energy Industry Expansion in Germany, 2008-2015 82
7.8 The Hungary Nuclear Power Market 84
7.8.1 Hungary - Nuclear Energy Policy and Safety Regulation 84
7.8.2 Hungary - Role of Nuclear in Electricity Production 85
7.8.3 Nuclear Energy Industry Expansion in Hungary, 2008-2015 85
7.9 The Lithuania Nuclear Power Market 86
7.9.1 Lithuania - Nuclear Energy Policy and Safety Regulation 87
7.9.2 Lithuania - Role of Nuclear in Electricity Production 87
7.9.3 Lithuania Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 87
7.10 The Netherlands Nuclear Power Market 88
7.10.1 Netherlands - Role of Nuclear in Electricity Production 89
7.10.2 Nuclear Energy Industry Expansion in the Netherlands, 2008-2015 90
7.11 The Romania Nuclear Power Market 90
7.11.1 Romania - Role of Nuclear in Electricity Production 91
7.11.2 Nuclear Energy Industry Expansion in Romania, 2008-2015 91
7.11.3 Romania Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 92
7.12 The Russian Federation Nuclear Power Market 92
7.12.1 Russia - Nuclear Energy Policy and Safety Regulation 93
7.12.2 Russia - Role of Nuclear in Electricity Production 94
7.12.3 Nuclear Energy Industry Expansion in Russia, 2008-2015 95
7.12.4 Russia Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 96
7.13 The Slovakia Nuclear Power Market 97
7.13.1 Slovak Republic - Nuclear Energy Policy and Safety Regulation 98
7.13.2 Slovak Republic - Role of Nuclear in Electricity Production 98
7.13.3 Nuclear Energy Industry Expansion in Slovak Republic, 2008-2015 99
7.13.4 Slovakia Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 99
7.14 The Slovenia Nuclear Power Market 100
7.14.1 Slovenia - Nuclear Energy Policy and Safety Regulation 100
7.14.2 Slovenia- Role of Nuclear in Electricity Production 101
7.14.3 Slovenia Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 101
7.15 The Spain Nuclear Power Market 102
7.15.1 Spain - Role of Nuclear in Electricity Production 103
7.15.2 Spain Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 103
7.16 The Sweden Nuclear Power Market 104
7.16.1 Sweden - Nuclear Energy Policy and Safety Regulation 105
7.16.2 Sweden - Role of Nuclear in Electricity Production 105
7.16.3 Sweden Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 106
7.17 The Switzerland Nuclear Power Market 107
7.17.1 Switzerland - Nuclear Energy Policy and Safety Regulation 108
7.17.2 Switzerland - Role of Nuclear in Electricity Production 108
7.17.3 Switzerland Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 109
7.18 The Ukraine Nuclear Power Market 109
7.18.1 Ukraine - Nuclear Energy Policy and Safety Regulation 110
7.18.2 Ukraine - Role of Nuclear in Electricity Production 111
7.18.3 Ukraine Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 111
7.19 The United Kingdom Nuclear Power Market 112
7.19.1 United Kingdom - Nuclear Energy Policy and Safety Regulation 113
7.19.2 United Kingdom - Role of Nuclear in Electricity Production 113
7.19.3 United Kingdom Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 114
8 The North America Nuclear Power Market, 2008-2015 116
8.1 The North America Nuclear Power Market, Overview 116
8.2 Nuclear Power Sector in Canada 117
8.2.1 Canada - Nuclear Energy Policy and Safety Regulation 118
8.2.2 Canada - Role of Nuclear in Electricity Production 119
8.2.3 Canada Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 119
8.3 The United States Nuclear Power Market 121
8.3.1 United States - Nuclear Energy Policy and Safety Regulation 123
8.3.2 United States - Role of Nuclear in Electricity Production 124
8.3.3 Nuclear Energy Industry Expansion in the United States, 2008-2015 124
8.3.4 The United States Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 125
9 The Central and South America Nuclear Power Market, 2008-2015 127
9.1 The Argentina Nuclear Power Market 128
9.1.1 Argentina - Nuclear Energy Policy and Safety Regulation 128
9.1.2 Argentina - Role of Nuclear in Electricity Production 128
9.1.3 Nuclear Energy Industry Expansion in Argentina 129
9.1.4 Argentina Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 130
9.2 The Brazil Nuclear Power Market 131
9.2.1 Brazil - Nuclear Energy Policy and Safety Regulation 132
9.2.2 Brazil - Role of Nuclear in Electricity Production 132
9.3 The Mexico Nuclear Power Market 133
9.3.1 Mexico - Nuclear Energy Policy and Safety Regulation 134
9.3.2 Mexico - Role of Nuclear in Electricity Production 134
9.3.3 Nuclear Energy Industry in Mexico 135
10 The Middle East and Africa Nuclear Power Market, 2008-2015 137
10.1 The South Africa Nuclear Power Market 137
10.1.1 South Africa - Nuclear Energy Policy and Safety Regulation 137
10.1.2 South Africa - Role of Nuclear in Electricity Production 138
10.1.3 Nuclear Energy Industry Expansion in South Africa 139
10.2 The Iran Nuclear Power Market 140
10.2.1 Iran Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 140
11 Nuclear Power Generation Technologies 142
11.1 Generation I - Nuclear Technology Development 142
11.2 Generation II- Popular Nuclear Technologies 142
11.2.1 Pressurized Water Reactor (PWR) 142
11.2.2 Boiling Water Reactor (BWR) 143
11.2.3 Advanced Gas Cooled Reactors (MAGNOX and AGR) 144
11.2.4 Graphite Moderated Boiling Water Reactor 144
11.2.5 Pressurized Heavy Water Reactor (CANDU) 144
11.2.6 Fast Neutron Reactor 145
11.3 Generation III Technologies 146
11.3.1 Pebble Bed Modular Reactor (PBMR) 146
11.4 Generation IV- Nuclear Reactor Technologies 146
11.4.1 Gas-Cooled Fast Reactor (GFR) 147
11.4.2 Lead-Cooled Fast Reactor (LFR) 147
11.4.3 Molten Salt Reactor System (MSR) 147
11.4.4 Sodium-Cooled Fast Reactors (SFR) 147
11.4.5 Supercritical Water-Cooled Reactors (SCWR) 148
11.4.6 Very-High-Temperature Reactor System (VHTR) 148
11.5 European Pressurized Water Reactor 148
11.5.1 Safety Aspects of European Pressurized Water Reactor 149
11.6 Westinghouse AP600/AP1000 149
11.6.1 Safety Aspects of AP600 and AP1000 149
11.7 Advanced BWR 150
11.7.1 Safety Aspects of ABWR 150
11.8 Advanced CANDU 150
11.8.1 Safety Aspects of Advanced CANDU 151
12 Emerging Nuclear Power Markets 152
12.1 Emerging Nuclear Power Markets, Potential Opportunities 152
12.2 Emerging Nuclear Power Markets Infrastructure, Technological and Regulatory Structure 153
12.3 Role of Overseas Nuclear Players in Emerging Nuclear Power Markets 154
12.3.1 Key Agreements/Contracts in Emerging Markets 154
13 Appendix 155
13.1 Methodology 155
13.1.1 Coverage 155
13.1.2 Secondary Research 156
13.1.3 Primary Research 156
13.1.4 Forecasts 157
13.1.5 Expert Panel Validation 157
13.2 Unit of Measure 157
13.2.1 Units of Measure 157
13.3 Contact Us 158
13.4 About Global Markets Direct 158
13.5 Disclaimer 158

List of Tables

1.1 List of Tables
Table 1: Global Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 18
Table 2: Major Nuclear Reactor Accidents in the World 24
Table 3: Market Structure In Major Nuclear Power Generating Countries, 2007 24
Table 4: Estimated Reactor Fuel Cost, 2008 27
Table 5: Nuclear Fuel Availability under Different Price Category, 2005-2007 28
Table 6: Overnight Capital Cost and Electricity Cost by Fuel Type 32
Table 7: Asia Pacific Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 35
Table 8: Operable Nuclear Power Reactors in Armenia, 2008 35
Table 9: Operable Nuclear Power Reactors in China, 2008 38
Table 10: China Upcoming Nuclear Reactors, 2008 40
Table 11: China Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 41
Table 12: Operable Nuclear Power Reactors in India, 2008 43
Table 13: India Upcoming Nuclear Reactors, 2008 45
Table 14: India Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 45
Table 15: Operable Nuclear Power Reactors in Japan, 2008 47
Table 16: Japan Upcoming Nuclear Reactors, 2008 50
Table 17: Japan Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 51
Table 18: Operable Nuclear Power Reactors in Pakistan, 2008 52
Table 19: Pakistan Upcoming Nuclear Reactors, 2008 54
Table 20: Pakistan Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 54
Table 21: Operable Nuclear Power Reactors in Republic of Korea, 2008 56
Table 22: Republic of Korea Upcoming Nuclear Reactors, 2008 58
Table 23: Republic of Korea Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 58
Table 24: Operable Nuclear Reactors in Taiwan, 2008 59
Table 25: Taiwan Upcoming Nuclear Reactors, 2008 61
Table 26: Kazakhstan Upcoming Nuclear Reactors, 2008 62
Table 27: Europe Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 65
Table 28: Operable Nuclear Power Reactors in Belgium, 2008 65
Table 29: Belgium Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 67
Table 30: Operable Nuclear Power Reactors in Bulgaria, 2008 68
Table 31: Bulgaria Upcoming Nuclear Reactors, 2008 69
Table 32: Bulgaria Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 70
Table 33: Operable Nuclear Power Reactors in Czech Republic, 2008 71
Table 34: Operable Nuclear Power Reactors in Finland, 2008 73
Table 35: Finland Upcoming Nuclear Reactors, 2008 75
Table 36: Finland Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 75
Table 37: Operable Nuclear Power Reactors in France, 2008 77
Table 38: France Upcoming Nuclear Reactors, 2008 79
Table 39: France Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 80
Table 40: Operable Nuclear Power Reactors in Germany, 2008 81
Table 41: Germany Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 83
Table 42: Operable Nuclear Power Reactors in Hungary, 2008 84
Table 43: Operable Nuclear Power Reactors in Lithuania, 2008 86
Table 44: Lithuania Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 88
Table 45: Operable Nuclear Power Reactors in Netherlands, 2008 89
Table 46: Operable Nuclear Power Reactors in Romania, 2008 90
Table 47: Romania Upcoming Nuclear Reactors, 2008 91
Table 48: Operable Nuclear Power Reactors in Russian Federation, 2008 93
Table 49: Russia Upcoming Nuclear Reactors, 2008 95
Table 50: Russia Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 96
Table 51: Operable Nuclear Power Reactors in Slovakia, 2008 97
Table 52: Slovakia Upcoming Nuclear Reactors, 2008 99
Table 53: Operable Nuclear Power Reactors in Slovenia, 2008 100
Table 54: Operable Nuclear Reactors in Spain, 2008 102
Table 55: Spain Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 103
Table 56: Operable Nuclear Power Reactors in Sweden, 2008 105
Table 57: Operable Nuclear Power Reactors in Switzerland, 2008 107
Table 58: Operable Nuclear Power Reactors in Ukraine, 2008 110
Table 59: Ukraine Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 111
Table 60: Operable Nuclear Power Reactors in United Kingdom, 2008 112
Table 61: United Kingdom Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 114
Table 62: North America Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 117
Table 63: Operable Nuclear Power Reactors in Canada, 2008 118
Table 64: Canada Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 120
Table 65: Operable Nuclear Power Reactors in United States, 2008 121
Table 66: United States Upcoming Nuclear Reactors, 2008 125
Table 67: The United States Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 126
Table 68: Central and South America Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 127
Table 69: Operable Nuclear Power Reactors in Argentina, 2008 128
Table 70: Argentina Upcoming Nuclear Reactors, 2008 129
Table 71: Argentina Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 130
Table 72: Operable Nuclear Power Reactors in Brazil, 2008 132
Table 73: Operable Nuclear Power Reactors in Mexico, 2008 133
Table 74: Middle East And Africa Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 137
Table 75: Operable Nuclear Power Reactors in South Africa, 2008 137
Table 76: South Africa Upcoming Nuclear Reactors, 2008 139
Table 77: Iran Upcoming Nuclear Reactors, 2008 140
Table 78: Iran Nuclear Industry Growth, 2008-2015 140
Table 79: CANDU Reactors in the World, 2007 145
Table 80: Existing Generation II Reactors, 2008 145
Table 81: Generation IV Reactors and Capacity 148
Table 82: Countries Developing Nuclear Power 152
Table 83: Emerging Countries with Planned Nuclear Power Programs 153

List of Figures

1.2 List of Figures
Figure 1: Global Nuclear Power Installed Capacity and Generation 2000-2015 15
Figure 2: Global Nuclear Power Installed Capacity and Generation 2000-2015 18
Figure 3: Global Nuclear Power Plants to go Operational / Shut Down, 2008-2015 19
Figure 4: Public Opinion on Nuclear Power, 2008 22
Figure 5: Estimated Reactor Fuel Cost Percentage Share, 2008 28
Figure 6: Cost Comparison of Nuclear Power Production in US, 2007 29
Figure 7: Age of reactors as on Jan 2008 30
Figure 8: Proposed and Planned Nuclear Reactors in Asia Pacific, 2008 33
Figure 9: Nuclear Energy Production in Asia Pacific, BkWh, 2008 34
Figure 10: Share of Nuclear in Electricity Production in Armenia, 2008 36
Figure 11: Installed Capacity and Generation in Armenia, 2000-15 37
Figure 12: Share of Nuclear in Electricity Production in China, 2008 39
Figure 13: Installed Capacity and Generation in China, 2000-15 42
Figure 14: Share of Nuclear in Electricity Production in India, 2008 44
Figure 15: Installed Capacity and Generation in India, 2000-15 46
Figure 16: Share of Nuclear in Electricity Production in Japan, 2008 50
Figure 17: Installed Capacity and Generation in Japan, 2000-15 52
Figure 18: Share of Nuclear in Electricity Production in Pakistan, 2008 53
Figure 19: Installed Capacity and Generation in Pakistan, 2000-15 55
Figure 20: Share of Nuclear in Electricity Production in Republic of Korea, 2008 57
Figure 21: Installed Capacity and Generation in Republic of Korea, 2000-15 59
Figure 22: Share of Nuclear in Electricity Production in Taiwan, 2008 60
Figure 23: Installed Capacity and Generation in Taiwan, 2000-15 61
Figure 24: Proposed and Planned Nuclear Reactors in Europe 63
Figure 25: Nuclear Energy Production in Europe, 2008 64
Figure 26: Nuclear Share in Belgium’s Power Production, 2008 66
Figure 27: Installed Capacity and Generation in Belgium, 2000-15 67
Figure 28: Nuclear Share in Bulgaria’s Power Production, 2008 69
Figure 29: Installed Capacity and Generation in Bulgaria, 2000-15 70
Figure 30: Nuclear Share in Czech Republic’s Power Production, 2008 72
Figure 31: Installed Capacity and Generation in Czech Republic, 2000-15 73
Figure 32: Nuclear Share in Finland’s Power Production, 2008 75
Figure 33: Installed Capacity and Generation in Finland, 2000-15 76
Figure 34: Nuclear Share in France’s Power Production, 2008 79
Figure 35: Installed Capacity and Generation in France, 2000-15 80
Figure 36: Nuclear Share in Germany’s Power Production, 2008 82
Figure 37: Installed Capacity and Generation in Germany, 2000-15 83
Figure 38: Nuclear Share in Hungary’s Power Production, 2008 85
Figure 39: Installed Capacity and Generation in Hungary, 2000-15 86
Figure 40: Nuclear Share in Lithuania’s Power Production, 2008 87
Figure 41: Installed Capacity and Generation in Lithuania, 2000-15 88
Figure 42: Nuclear Share in Netherlands’ Power Production, 2008 89
Figure 43: Installed Capacity and Generation in the Netherlands, 2000-15 90
Figure 44: Nuclear Share in Romania’s Power Production, 2008 91
Figure 45: Installed Capacity and Generation in Romania, 2000-15 92
Figure 46: Nuclear Share in Russia’s Power Production, 2008 94
Figure 47: Installed Capacity and Generation in Russian Federation, 2000-15 97
Figure 48: Share of Nuclear Power Production in Slovak Republic, 2008 99
Figure 49: Installed Capacity and Generation in Slovakia, 2000-15 100
Figure 50: Share of Nuclear Power Production in Slovenia, 2008 101
Figure 51: Installed Capacity and Generation in Slovenia, 2000-15 102
Figure 52: Nuclear Share in Spain’s Power Production, 2008 103
Figure 53: Installed Capacity and Generation in Spain, 2000-15 104
Figure 54: Nuclear Share in Sweden’s Power Production, 2008 106
Figure 55: Installed Capacity and Generation in Sweden, 2000-15 107
Figure 56: Nuclear Share in Switzerland’s Power Production, 2008 108
Figure 57: Installed Capacity and Generation in Switzerland, 2000-15 109
Figure 58: Nuclear Share in Ukraine’s Power Production, 2008 111
Figure 59: Installed Capacity and Generation in Ukraine, 2000-15 112
Figure 60: Nuclear Share in United Kingdom’s Power Production, 2008 114
Figure 61: Installed Capacity and Generation in United Kingdom, 2000-15 115
Figure 62: Nuclear Energy Production in North America, 2008 116
Figure 63: Nuclear Share in Canada’s Power Production, 2008 119
Figure 64: Installed Capacity and Generation in Canada, 2000-15 120
Figure 65: Nuclear Share in United States’ Power Production, 2008 124
Figure 66: Installed Capacity and Generation in the United States, 2000-15 126
Figure 67: Nuclear Energy Production in Central and South America, 2008 127
Figure 68: Nuclear Share in Argentina’s Power Production, 2008 129
Figure 69: Installed Capacity and Generation in Argentina, 2000-15 131
Figure 70: Nuclear Share in Brazil’ Power Production, 2008 133
Figure 71: Nuclear Share in Mexico’ Power Production, 2008 135
Figure 72: Installed Capacity and Generation in Mexico, 2000-15 136
Figure 73: Nuclear Share in South Africa’s Power Production, 2008 138
Figure 74: Installed Capacity and Generation in South Africa, 2000-15 139
Figure 75: Installed Capacity and Generation in Iran, 2000-15 141
Figure 76: Operable PWRs in the World, 2008 143
Figure 77: Operable BWRs in the World, 2008 144
Figure 78: Global Markets Direct Methodology 155

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