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Nuclear Power Reaching Out to Regain Lost Grounds Despite the Safety Concerns

Nuclear Power Reaching Out to Regain Lost Grounds Despite the Safety Concerns

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Price $500.00
Publisher GlobalData
Date of Report Jun 21, 2011
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Nuclear Power Reaching Out to Regain Lost Grounds Despite the Safety Concerns

Summary

Despite increased concerns about the safety of nuclear power, the growing demand for electricity and new emission abatement targets have led to a resurgence of nuclear power. During its early development, nuclear power was considered dangerous due to the devastation it caused during World War II. It later began to be seen as a useful source for power generation; however, nuclear accidents at Chernobyl and Three Mile Island aggravated the associated dangers. Adding to this fear factor, the recent accident at Fukushima nuclear power plant has led to increased negative public sentiments towards nuclear power. However, investigations in to the recent Fukushima disaster have shown that this was a result of a chemical and not a nuclear explosion. Most countries have reacted by emphasizing increases in safety measures rather than moving away from this useful source of energy. Careful evaluation and experience drawn from accidents can help in the further development of the design, construction, operation and maintenance of existing and future nuclear plants. The developments can help in avoiding any form of radiation leakages that would result in a backlash against nuclear power. Countries can cooperate by raising safety standards, through global organizations and associations, to ensure the development of new generation nuclear reactors to help nuclear power regain lost ground.

Scope

- Market prospects of nuclear power with the growing safety concerns worldwide
- Key issues influencing the growth of nuclear power
- Future and current market potential offered by nuclear power
- Regulatory and safety measures for the growth of nuclear power

Reasons to buy

- Identify the key growth and investment opportunities in the nuclear power generation sector
- Gain insights on the growth potential of nuclear power offered by increasing safety measures
- Developing strategies for scaling-up nuclear power generation
- Facilitate decision-making based on regulatory framework to scale-up nuclear power generation
Table of Contents
1 Table of Contents
1 Table of Contents 1
1.1 List of Tables 1
2 Summary 1
3 Nuclear Power Reaching Out to Regain Lost Grounds Despite the Safety Concerns 1
3.1 Mitigation Strategies for Heightened Fear Factor from Nuclear Power 2
3.2 Despite Safety Concerns there is a Growing Need for Nuclear Power 3
3.2.1 Need to Diversify the Energy Mix to Enhance Energy Security 3
3.2.2 Rapid Depletion of Fossil Fuel Reserves Induces the Need to Scale Up Alternative Energy Resources 3
3.2.3 Emission Abatement Targets to Spur the Demand for Clean Energy Resources 4
3.3 Asian Countries Determined To Continue with Nuclear Expansion Plans 4
3.3.1 China Committed to Continue its Nuclear Program 4
3.3.2 South Korea to Continue the Expansion of Nuclear Power Plants 4
3.3.3 Vietnam Justifies its Need for Nuclear Energy 4
3.3.4 Japan Still not Opting for a Permanent Freeze on Nuclear Power 5
3.3.5 India Continues the Development of Nuclear Power 5
3.4 North America Continues With Nuclear Power Developments to Reduce Emission Levels 5
3.5 Europe Split on the Issue of Nuclear Power Generation 6
3.5.1 Germany and Italy Completely Turn Away from Nuclear Power 6
3.5.2 France, the UK and Czech Republic Continue to Support Nuclear Power 6
4 Appendix 7
4.1 Abbreviations 7
4.2 Methodology 7
4.2.1 Coverage 7
4.2.2 Secondary Research 7
4.2.3 Primary Research 7
4.2.4 Modeling and Forecasting 8
4.3 Contact Us 8
4.4 Disclaimer 8




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