Hultman / Diesendorf / Olkiluoto / Sydney / Canberra / London / /
Company
International Energy Agency / M (2007) Greenhouse Solutions / Precommercial Limited / UNSW Press / RENEWABLE ENERGY / E.ON / Areva / US National Renewable Energy Laboratories / Financial Times / NUCLEAR ECONOMICS Limited / Earthtrack Inc. / IDC / /
Country
Germany / Switzerland / United States / Australia / United Kingdom / China / Finland / /
Currency
GBP / USD / EUR / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / Business Partnership / /
Facility
Institute of Environmental Studies University / Areva’s European Pressurized Water Reactor / Institute of Energy / Uranium Institute / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / /
IndustryTerm
energy outlook / electricity prices / electricity consumers / electricity generation technology / energy range / comparative electricity generating cost study / electricity generation system / electricity supply technologies / retail electricity prices / electricity generation technologies / electricity industry restructuring / expert interdisciplinary / energy use / innovation systems / energy / energy program / greenhouse gas emissions / demand reduction technologies / electricity / technology status / electricity industry / electricity generation / non-floating technology / electricity generation costs / landfill gas / electrical energy / severe manufacturing bottlenecks / waste management / wind energy penetration / energy efficiency / reactor systems / energy technologies / /
MarketIndex
case 20 / /
NaturalFeature
Three Mile Island / /
Organization
Institute of Energy and the Environment / Uranium Institute / Obama government / G.W. Bush government / UK government / British Government / UK Sustainable Development Commission / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / OECD / UK Nuclear Decommissioning Authority / Environmental Studies University of New South Wales Sydney / House of Commons Select Committee on Energy / Vermont Law School / OECD Nuclear Energy Agency / Greenpeace / European Union / House of Commons / /
Comparing the Economics of Nuclear and Renewable Sources of Electricity Mark Diesendorf 1