The New Economics of Nuclear Power

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References and Further Reading

CERI (2004) - Levelised Unit Electricity Cost Comparison of Alternative Technologies for Baseload Generation in Ontario http://www.cna.ca/pdf/CERI_LUEC_Report_August_27_2004-ed.pdf DGEMP (2003) - Reference Costs for Power Generation http://www.industrie.gouv.fr/energy/elecric/cdr-anglais.pdf European Commission (2001) - Report of ExternE Project EIA (2004) - Annual Energy Outlook IEA (2003) - World Energy Investment Outlook IEA (2004) - World Energy Outlook IEA and OECD-NEA (2005 - earlier editions too) - Projected Costs of Generating Electricity http://www.nea.fr/html/pub/ret.cgi?id=new#5968 MIT (2003) - The Future of Nuclear Power http://web.mit.edu/nuclearpower OECD-NEA (1994) - The Economics of the Nuclear Fuel Cycle. OECD-NEA (2000) - Reduction of Capital Costs of Nuclear Plants Royal Academy of Engineering (2004) - The Cost of Generating Electricity http://www.nowap.co.uk/docs/generation_costs_report.pdf Stricker L& Leclercq J (2004) - “An Ocean Apart” in Nuclear Engineering International, December Tarjanne R & Luostarinen K (2003) - Competitiveness Comparison of the Electricity Production Alternatives University of Chicago (2004) - The Economic Future of Nuclear Power http://www.anl.gov/Special_Reports/ World Nuclear Association (WNA) (2005) - The Global Nuclear Fuel Market: Supply and Demand 20052030

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