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package : The European Council of 8 and 9 March 2007 committed the EU to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by at least 20 % by 2020 compared to 1990 levels, stressed the necessity to increase energy efficiency in order to save 20 % of the EU's energy consumption compared to 2020 projections, and approved a binding ratio of 20 % of renewable energies in total EU energy consumption by the same year
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"Climate action - Energy for a Changing World" package : http://ec.europa.eu/ climateaction/ The European Council of 8 and 9 March 2007 committed the EU to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by at least 20 % by 2020 compared to 1990 levels, stressed the necessity to increase energy efficiency in order to save 20 % of the EU's energy consumption compared to 2020 projections, and approved a binding ratio of 20 % of renewable energies in total EU energy consumption by the same year.
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Climate Action - Energy for A Changing World
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as of June 2009, the SNE-TP consists of 75 Members from 19 countries (EU + CH)
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http://www.snetp.eu/-as of June 2009, the SNE-TP consists of 75 Members from 19 countries (EU + CH)
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as of March 2009, the ENEN Association has 51 members in 20 countries
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http://www.enen-assoc.org/ - as of March 2009, the ENEN Association has 51 members in 20 countries
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On 8 December 1953, the President of the United States, Dwight D. Eisenhower, delivered a speech at the General Assembly of the United Nations, aiming at peaceful utilization of nuclear energy
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On 8 December 1953, the President of the United States, Dwight D. Eisenhower, delivered a speech at the General Assembly of the United Nations, aiming at peaceful utilization of nuclear energy.
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The BR3 facility was successively selected in 1989 as a European pilot plant facility for Euratom R&D on decommissioning technologies and problems such as the minimization and realistic assessment of costs, doses and waste production, the development and demonstration of dismantling strategies and techniques for PWRs
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The BR3 facility was successively selected in 1989 as a European pilot plant facility for Euratom R&D on decommissioning technologies and problems such as the minimization and realistic assessment of costs, doses and waste production, the development and demonstration of dismantling strategies and techniques for PWRs.
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http://www.areva.com/EN/global-offer419/epr-reactor-one-of-the-most- powerful-in-the-world.html
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In 2009, the GIF had ten active members: USA, Canada, France, Japan, South Africa, the Republic of South Korea, Switzerland, Euratom, China and the Russian Federation
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In 2009, the GIF had ten active members: USA, Canada, France, Japan, South Africa, the Republic of South Korea, Switzerland, Euratom, China and the Russian Federation - http://www.gen-4. org/
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-IAEA: International Atomic Energy Agency (Vienna): general website http:// www.iaea.org/About/index.html and INPRO website http://www.iaea. org/INPRO/
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IAEA: International Atomic Energy Agency
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The MOX fuel is made of a mixture of Pu and depleted U oxides (the U that results from enrichment operations is depleted in the isotope 235)
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The MOX fuel is made of a mixture of Pu and depleted U oxides (the U that results from enrichment operations is depleted in the isotope 235).
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Front end of the fuel cycle: in particular, uranium purchase (e.g., Shinkolobwe mine in Katanga, Congo), conversion and enrichment as well as fuel fabrication (Belgonucléaire, capacity of up to 150t U/year in 1971)
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Front end of the fuel cycle: in particular, uranium purchase (e.g., Shinkolobwe mine in Katanga, Congo), conversion and enrichment as well as fuel fabrication (Belgonucléaire, capacity of up to 150t U/year in 1971).
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Back end of the fuel cycle: in particular, nuclear fuel reprocessing (Eurochemic plant in Dessel, a joint OECD project that operated from 1966 to 1974) and geological disposal (HADES). In 1974, a R&D programme was started on waste storage in deep geological clay formations. In 1980, the construction of HADES was started (High Activity Disposal Experimental Site) at SCK-CEN Mol, a laboratory at a depth of 225 m, to perform hydro-geological and physico-chemical research
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Back end of the fuel cycle: in particular, nuclear fuel reprocessing (Eurochemic plant in Dessel, a joint OECD project that operated from 1966 to 1974) and geological disposal (HADES). In 1974, a R&D programme was started on waste storage in deep geological clay formations. In 1980, the construction of HADES was started (High Activity Disposal Experimental Site) at SCK-CEN Mol, a laboratory at a depth of 225 m, to perform hydro-geological and physico-chemical research.
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Treatment and recycling of spent nuclear fuel / Actinide partitioning - Application to waste management
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"Treatment and recycling of spent nuclear fuel / Actinide partitioning - Application to waste management" / CEA Nuclear Energy Division Monograph: http://nucleaire.cea.fr/
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th, loaded with several tons of TRUs and coupled with a 30 MW proton accelerator. It will be able to transmute up to 250 kg HM/year of MAs, which corresponds to the amount of MAs produced in 10 LWR units of 1 GWe
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th, loaded with several tons of TRUs and coupled with a 30 MW proton accelerator. It will be able to transmute up to 250 kg HM/year of MAs, which corresponds to the amount of MAs produced in 10 LWR units of 1 GWe.
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the European Utility Requirement (EUR) association consists of 12 electrical utilities interested by LWRs of the Generation III type
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the "European Utility Requirement" (EUR) association consists of 12 electrical utilities interested by LWRs of the Generation III type - http://www.europeanutilityrequirements.org/
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COMPARISON OF ELECTRICITY GENERATION COSTS Research Report EN A56
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COMPARISON OF ELECTRICITY GENERATION COSTS (2008), Tarjanne Risto, Kivistö Aija, Lappeenranta University of Technology, Research Report EN A56 https://oa.doria.fi/bitstream/handle/10024/39685/isbn9789522145 888. pdf
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Tarjanne Risto, Kivistö Aija, Lappeenranta University of Technology
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Right after shutdown the heating rate of the reactor is about 7 % of the full power rate, and then as the radioactivity decays away, the decay heat decreases; in a few hours it's less than 1 %, and it keeps going down ... Even 1 % of full power is a lot of heat, and if you don't remove that heat it's surely enough to overheat the fuel and melt it, and therein lies the problem that the reactor safety analyst must face - to assure himself that the heat produced by these decaying fission products is reduced, is removed for periods of weeks or months..." Reactor Safety Study (WASH-1400) / (commonly known as the Rasmussen Report) published by the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission 1974
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"Right after shutdown the heating rate of the reactor is about 7 % of the full power rate, and then as the radioactivity decays away, the decay heat decreases; in a few hours it's less than 1 %, and it keeps going down ... "Even 1 % of full power is a lot of heat, and if you don't remove that heat it's surely enough to overheat the fuel and melt it, and therein lies the problem that the reactor safety analyst must face - to assure himself that the heat produced by these decaying fission products is reduced, is removed for periods of weeks or months..." Reactor Safety Study (WASH-1400) / (commonly known as the Rasmussen Report) published by the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission 1974; http://www.ccnr.org/rasmussen. html
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