Global Nuclear Energy Outlook

Global Nuclear Energy Outlook Updated Research Available

China is the Key Driver of the Nuclear Market; However, South Asia and the Middle East Hold Significant Potential

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11-Mar-2015
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Research Code: 9AAE-00-08-00-00
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The nuclear industry has weathered the fallout of the Fukushima accident, with Japan expected to re-start reactors in 2015. Other countries will continue to pursue their investment plans. High capital costs, lingering safety concerns, and the trend toward de-centralized energy have limited nuclear power's potential in Europe and North America. China, South Korea, South Asia, and the Middle East hold vast potential for project activity. This study provides forecasts in terms of regional nuclear investment trends, including an in-depth profile of 20 countries. Major drivers and restraints and technology and fuel trends that can have a long-term impact on the market are also discussed.

Table of Contents

Key Findings

Key Findings (continued)

CEO’s Perspective

Summary of Country Attractiveness

Summary of Country Attractiveness (continued)

Summary of Country Attractiveness (continued)

Summary of Country Attractiveness (continued)

Scope and Coverage

Nuclear Energy in Power Generation

Nuclear Energy in Power Generation (continued)

Nuclear Energy in Power Generation (continued)

Nuclear Power Plants

Market Drivers

Drivers Explained

Drivers Explained (continued)

Market Restraints

Restraints Explained

Restraints Explained (continued)

Nuclear Generation Capacity Forecasts

Capacity under Construction

Regional Investment Trends

Regional Investment Trends (continued)

Regional Investment Trends (continued)

Regional Investment Trends (continued)

Regional Investment Trends (continued)

Geopolitics of Nuclear Energy

Geopolitics of Nuclear Energy (continued)

Geopolitics of Nuclear Energy (continued)

Uranium Production versus Demand

Uranium Price Forecasts

Future Technology and Fuels

Molten Salt Reactors

Thorium – The Fuel of the Future?

Thorium versus Uranium

Nuclear Fusion

Small Nuclear Reactors

Competitive Landscape

Criticality of Equipment and Key Participants

New Market Entrants

Summary of Country Attractiveness

Summary of Country Attractiveness (continued)

Summary of Country Attractiveness (continued)

Summary of Country Attractiveness (continued)

Country Profile: Brazil

Country Profile: Canada

Country Profile: China

Country Profile: Finland

Country Profile: France

Country Profile: Germany

Country Profile: India

Country Profile: Italy

Country Profile: Japan

Country Profile: Pakistan

Country Profile: Poland

Country Profile: Romania

Country Profile: Russia

Country Profile: Saudi Arabia

Country Profile: South Korea

Country Profile: Turkey

Country Profile: UAE

Country Profile: The United Kingdom

Country Profile: The United States

Country Profile: Vietnam

The Last Word—3 Big Predictions

Legal Disclaimer

Historical Power Sector Investment

Future Power Sector Investment

Future Power Sector Investment (continued)

The Frost & Sullivan Story

Value Proposition: Future of Your Company & Career

Global Perspective

Industry Convergence

360º Research Perspective

Implementation Excellence

Our Blue Ocean Strategy

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The nuclear industry has weathered the fallout of the Fukushima accident, with Japan expected to re-start reactors in 2015. Other countries will continue to pursue their investment plans. High capital costs, lingering safety concerns, and the trend toward de-centralized energy have limited nuclear power's potential in Europe and North America. China, South Korea, South Asia, and the Middle East hold vast potential for project activity. This study provides forecasts in terms of regional nuclear investment trends, including an in-depth profile of 20 countries. Major drivers and restraints and technology and fuel trends that can have a long-term impact on the market are also discussed.
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Author Ashay Abbhi
Industries Energy
WIP Number 9AAE-00-08-00-00
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