Next Generation Nuclear Power Plants Seminar Report
Over the next 50 years, unless patterns change dramatically, energy production and use will contribute to global warming through large scale greenhouse gas emissions hundreds of billions of tonnes of carbon in the form of carbon dioxide. Nuclear power could be one option for reducing carbon emissions. At present, however, this is unlikely: nuclear power faces stagnation and decline.This study analyzes what would be required to retain nuclear power as a significant option for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and meeting
growing needs for electricity supply. Our analysis is guided by a global growth scenario that would expand current worldwide nuclear generating capacity almost threefold, to 1000 billion watts, by the year 2050. Such a deployment would avoid 1.8 billion tonnes of carbon emissions annually from coal plants, about 25% of the increment in carbon emissions otherwise expected in a business-as-usual scenario. This study also recommends changes in government policy and industrial practice needed in the relatively near term to retain an option for such an outcome.
>Nuclear Reactor Generations:A brief history
>Light Water Reactors
>High Temperature Reactors
>Fast Neutron Reactors
>The Generation IV International Forum (GIF)
>The IAEA program (INPRO)
>Advanced Nuclear Reactors
>Advances In Nuclear Power Generation
>New Generation Nuclear Power System
>Advanced Nuclear Waste Management System

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