The Nuclear Option Dr Robert Hawley CBE, FRSE, FREng.

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The Nuclear Option Dr Robert Hawley CBE, FRSE, FREng

Why Nuclear?

Industrial Emissions of Carbon Dioxide

Fuel Sources for Worldwide Electricity Generation

Renewables - Conservation - Nuclear

The Present

World % of Nuclear Power

Nuclear generation in different countries

UK Nuclear Fleet

UK nuclear generating capacity

Problems with Nuclear Economics Disposal of Waste Safety Proliferation

Decommissioning in the UK

Queen & Calder Hall

Nuclear Electric Unit Costs

Baseload costs of Nuclear

Baseload costs plus Carbon

NUCLEAR WASTE VERY LOW LEVEL WASTE (VLLW) LOW LEVEL WASTE (LLW) INTERMEDIATE LEVEL WASTE (ILW) HIGH LEVEL WASTE (HLW)

High Level Waste

Fuel for an AP1000

Additional Waste Arising from AP1000

SAFETY

Advantages of Nuclear Power

Global overview of concerns of Energy Utilities

Wind v Nuclear costs

Sources of UK Electricity

Financial Times 11th August 2004

Blackouts

The UK political scene No 10 Downing Street

The US political scene

The European Union political scene

What does the UK need to do?

US opinion Financial Times 10th August 2004

Sizewell B, C & D

Conclusions

Recommended Government Action Inspectorate to start licensing choice of reactors for construction on existing sites. Set reasonable timetable for public enquiries which avoids indefinite delays As emissions of greenhouse gasses negligible, exempt from climate change levy Designate a site for long-term repository for nuclear waste