Nuclear Energy Market Research

You can access our nuclear market research reports within this section. We have recently added nuclear energy market research reports to our portfolio of products with the launch of the new Nuclear Power Report Ed 1 2007.
ABS is at the forefront of nuclear energy market research. We provide nuclear energy market analysis, data and forecasts. We follow the changes and developments in the global nuclear energy markets continuously monitoring the changes and developments. Our nuclear energy market analysis provides clear insight into where the global nuclear energy markets are, how they are going to evolve, the impact that could have and the opportunities that will arise.
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The Nuclear Power Market
The first commercial nuclear power plant was commissioned in the UK in 1956 and by 2005 nuclear power provided 6.5% of the world’s primary energy consumption and 9% of electricity generation.
In 2007 there are 442 nuclear power reactors in operation in 38 countries, with total generating capacity of 370,721 MW. 2007 also marks the launch of ABS' nuclear energy industry research reports and its flagship report the, "Nuclear Energy Report Ed 1 2007", we ask the key questions what are the nuclear energy advantages and disadvantages and we monitor the nuclear power market in order to provide critical nuclear energy market analysis.
Nuclear power has not fulfilled early expectations. There was a brown out of nuclear power in the 1970s and 1980s. Stations were shut down and several countries declared moratoria on it, for various reasons, not least being public safety fears. The ABS Nuclear Energy Report provides invaluable insight into the nuclear energy advantages and disadvantages and provides excellent nuclear energy market analysis. Nuclear power has been bedevilled by political perceptions, but other sources of power are now being subjected to similar scrutiny. The environmental fight against fossil fuels heats up, and informed people are starting to ask questions about what renewables will be able to achieve. A clear and objective look at nuclear energy is provided in our Nuclear Energy Report.
Nuclear power stations are highly efficient, being operated at higher load factors than thermal or hydro stations. It generates almost zero GHG emissions. The public, however has always been more afraid of nuclear power than the industry, and is largely unaware of the difference between the so-called “nuclear legacy” from the 1960s and 1970s, and the sophisticated “back-end” measures being engineered into modern nuclear plants. The nuclear energy advantages and disadvantages are reviewed in detail in our new Nuclear Energy Report.
No less than 20 countries are rethinking their positions on nuclear power. While official projections have shown a steady decline in nuclear power, this may not be the case. Coal has already rebounded and nuclear energy may well do the same. The ABS nuclear energy industry research reports looks at where the future may lie.
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Nuclear Energy Market Information:
ABS has just added the nuclear energy sector to its portfolio of energy market research reports and we also provide a full range of customised energy market consulting services to answer specific questions or service major projects.
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