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Romania 2 1 300 14 18. 5% (‐) 8% (=)Russia 34 24 654 31 8 19% (+) 6% (=)Slovakia 4 1 816 24 2 57% (+) 23% (+)Slovenia 1 688 34 37% (+) ?South Africa 2 1 860 31 6% (=) 3% (=)South Korea 24 21 670 19 4 30% (+) 13% (+)Spain 7 7 121 31 20% (=) 10% (=)Sweden 9 9 012 36 41. 5% (‐) 29% (=)Switzerland 5 3 333 40 38% (+) 22% (+)Taiwan 6 5 032 34 19% (=) 9% (=)Ukraine 15 13 107 27 2 49% (+) 20% (+)UAE 3UnitedKingdom16 9 373 32 17% (‐) 8% (=)USA 99 98 639 36 5 19. 5% (=) 8% (=)EU28 128 119 672 30.6 4 28%(=) 776 12% (=)World Total 391 336 582 28.8 62 11%(=) 4.4%(=)© Mycle Schneider Consulting776 Eurostat, “EU‐28 Electricity Production by Source, 2014”, May 2015, seehttp://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics‐explained/index.php/File:EU‐28_Electricity_production_by_source,_2014_(in%25).png, accessed 8 July 2015.Mycle Schneider, Antony Froggatt et al. World Nuclear Industry Status Report 2015 195
Argentina 1 25Carem25 08/02/14 2018 1Belarus 2 2218Belarusian‐1 1109 06/11/13 2019 2Belarusian‐2 1109 03/06/14 2020 3Brazil 1 1245Angra‐3 01/06/10 5/2018 4China 5 24 24 738Changjiang‐1 610 25/04/10 4/2015Changjiang‐2 610 21/11/10 2/2016Fangchenggang‐1 1000 30/07/10 6/2015Fangchenggang‐2 1000 23/12/10 2/2016Fuqing‐2 1000 17/06/09 1/2015Fuqing‐3 1000 31/12/10 9/2015Fuqing‐4 1000 01/10/12 7/2017Fuqing‐5 1000 07/05/2015 2019Haiyang‐1 1000 24/09/09 3/2016Haiyang‐2 1000 21/06/10 9/2016Hongyanhe‐4 1000 15/08/09 3/2015Hongyanhe‐5 1000 29/03/2015 2021Ningde‐4 1018 29/09/10 8/2015Sanmen‐1 1000 19/04/09 12/2015Sanmen‐2 1000 17/12/09 6/2016Mycle Schneider, Antony Froggatt et al. World Nuclear Industry Status Report 2015 196
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new company called Uniper. And in A
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Reactor Status and Nuclear Programs
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in 2015. Historic analysis shows th
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Olympic swimming pools. A groundwat
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first in which there was zero nucle
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definitive closure of the Indian re
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Table 1: Nuclear Reactors “Under
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and ‐4 in Ukraine are approaching
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clear that the 3/11 events had an i
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Bangladesh, Belarus, Turkey, UAE, a
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January 2015, both the Chamber of T
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conditions of financing and partici
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of the contract, with Rosatom cover
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start construction in the next 2-3
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In the late 1990s, the nuclear indu
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AES‐2006 have received orders, wh
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shortage of skilled labor; quality
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use of passive features in the EPR
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there have been a number of other i
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standardize. Without standardizatio
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national energy bureau around two w
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scale they would manage to lower th
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TEPCO and the Government are planni
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out that TEPCO’s lax management o
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physical condition or suicide (“e
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projects came in at an average of U
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to rapidly accelerate the use of lo
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target is undoubtedly ambitious, bu
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U.S. that have “shown interest in
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project boosted the nameplate capac
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limit their competitiveness to meet
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generation projects in oversupplied
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identified and solved will we allow
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commercial operation only on 31 Dec
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TEPCO that its staff had deliberate
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produce plutonium for use in MOX fu
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Kansai Electric, along with Kyushu
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permanent closure of five reactors
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contractor and China Nuclear Indust
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in May 2013, when the NSSC, followi
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of the serious concerns by a range
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