nuclear
The Hidden Costs of Nuclear Power: UK’s Route to its 2050 Low Carbon Target
The UK operates 19 reactors that provided 15.7% of the country's electricity needs in 2010. The c ...
Federal Loan Guarantees for the Construction of Nuclear Power Plants
Administered by the Department of Energy (DOE), the loan guarantee program encourages private i ...
Third Party Insurance: The Nuclear Sector's "Silent" Subsidy in Europe
There are two basic international legal frameworks contributing to an international regime on nuc ...
Executive Summary - Nuclear Power: Still Not Viable Without Subsidies
This is the Executive Summary only. For the full report, click here. Report description can be ac
Nuclear Power: Still Not Viable Without Subsidies
Conspicuously absent from industry press releases and briefing memos touting nuclear power’s potential as a solution to global warming is any mention of the industry’s long and expensive history of
Nuclear Socialism: Energy subsidies—of any kind—are bad business
Interesting article by Amory Lovins in The Weekly Standard examining the history and mar ...
Nuclear Energy Loses Cost Advantage
Identifying the real costs of competing energy technologies is complicated by the wide range of ...
Review of selected nuclear tax subsidies in the American Power Act
This memo evaluates three tax subsidies to nuclear power contained in the American Power Act (APA): 5-year accelerated depreciation for reactors; a 10% investment tax credit; and an expansion of a
2009 World Nuclear Industry Status Report: Extract
This Bulletin article is an extract from the longer and more detailed analysi
Nuclear Power in France: Beyond the Myth
The general message is clear: in France nuclear power works, in 2 ...
