Who Needs Nuclear Power questions the conventional understanding of civil nuclear power's role in a rapidly changing energy landscape. It examines new nuclear build in various countries, considering political, legal, and technical institutions, nuclear safety culture, and the role of independent regulators and international institutions. The book offers a balanced and holistic view of nuclear power for experts and non-experts, assessing its potential for the future. \n Format: Paperback / softback\n Length: 160 pages\n Publication date: 14 October 2020\n Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd\n Who Needs Nuclear Power?Challenging conventional notions about the role of civil nuclear power in a rapidly evolving energy landscape, this thought-provoking book delves into the emerging dynamics of the global energy market. As new energy carriers penetrate markets worldwide, Chris Anastasi takes a comprehensive look at the new nuclear build in a sector characterized by rapid technological advancements and evolving practices.Examining the diverse countries at different stages of nuclear industry development, Anastasi explores the political, legal, and technical institutions that shape both existing nuclear facilities and the prospects for new builds. He sheds light on the critical issue of nuclear safety culture, examining how organizations instill and maintain it within their operations and fostering it throughout their supply chains. The role of independent regulators and international institutions in ensuring the integrity of the industry is also emphasized.Providing a balanced and holistic perspective on nuclear power, this book caters to both expert and non-expert audiences, offering a realistic assessment of the potential of this technology for the critical period to 2050 and beyond. It serves as a valuable resource for policymakers, industry professionals, and anyone interested in understanding the complexities and opportunities associated with nuclear power in the 21st century.\n Weight: 278g\n Dimension: 156 x 232 x 26 (mm)\n ISBN-13: 9780367266936\n \n
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