Mark Cooper, senior fellow for economic analysis at Vermont Law School’s Institute for Energy and the Environment, sits down with Phillip Yin to discuss whether a global shift to nuclear energy is worthwhile.

Catherine Hausman is an Assistant Professor of Public Policy and the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy.

Controversy over Nuclear-Free Energy Policy / 脫원전 찬반 논란…국가 에너지정책의 방향은?

President Moon Jae-in’s anti-nuclear energy policies are generating a heated debate.
On this week’s UPFRONT, we are joined by Suh Kune-yull, professor of nuclear engineering at Seoul National University, and Yun Sun-jin, professor in the Graduate School of Environmental Studies at Seoul National University, to examine different views on the administration’s nuclear-free initiative and shed light on overseas examples to discuss where Korea’s energy policy is headed. read more

In the second installment of Synapse’s Third Thursday webinar series, we explored nuclear power economics. Synapse staff members have been analyzing Indian Point nuclear power plant issues since the early 1980s. In 2017, New York officially announced the impending closure of Indian Point. Principal Associate Bob Fagan and Associate Spencer Fields, authors of our report (for Riverkeeper and Natural Resources Defense Council) on replacement energy and capacity resources associated with Indian Point’s retirement, discussed the use of ReEDS modeling in their most recent analysis. They discussed challenges such as accounting for energy efficiency, New York state policies, and other endogenous inputs. Moderator Bruce Biewald (CEO/Founder) provided historical context based on Synapse’s long history with Indian Point. Principal Associate Max Chang joined the conversation to illuminate how nuclear power economics have changed in the last decade. read more

Today we feature an interview with Amory Lovins, preeminent environmental thinker and co-founder of the Rocky Mountain Institute. With forty years of energy policy experience, Amory Lovins.

Amory Lovins: Expanding Nuclear Power Makes Climate Change W.

For the first time, renewable sources have outdone nuclear power in the United States. Renewable energy sources—wind, water, solar and others—passed nuclear generation as a share of.

k Cooper, senior fellow for economic analysis at Vermont Law Schools Institute for Energy and the Environment, sits down with Phillip Yin to discuss whether a global shift to nuclear energy. read more

Japanese Economics – Economics of Nuclear Energy in Japan

NUCLEAR ENGINEERING and ECONOMICS OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS

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NUCLEAR ENGINEERING and ECONOMICS OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS

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What are the costs to construct, fuel and operate a nuclear power plant compared to a natural gas power plant. Compares capital cost and fuel costs and looks at how the cost over time should be analyzed. This is done in a visual manner. The time to construct the plant is shown to be a critical variable along with interest rates. The years when the investment is paid off, when the costs are equal and the variables which could change in value over time are all discussed. Electric production costs of all different types of fuels are compared. read more

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