Nuclear energy growth
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Reports on the Energy Information Administration's survey on the growth of the nuclear share of worldwide electricity generating capacity in 1993.
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Cites the US Energy Information Administration's (EIA) `Nuclear Power Generation and Fuel Cycle Report'. Growth in the amount of nuclear-generated electricity throughout the world; Nuclear power as an electric energy source; Entry of nuclear fuel derived from dismantled Russian warheads into...
- Nuclear and Uranium Information. // Monthly Energy Review;May2006, following p185
The article presents several information regarding nuclear and uranium by Energy Information Administration. These information include nuclear power introduction, nuclear basic 101, new reactor designs, nuclear timeline, a quarter and annual report on domestic uranium production, an annual...
- EIA: Gas Dominance Easing In New U.S. Generating Capacity. // Energy Daily;6/20/2011, Issue 117, p4
The article explains why the use of gas for power generation in the U.S. has been growing in markets that were formerly dependent on coal and nuclear power. It was revealed by the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) that the increase in gas combined-cycle construction is attributed to...
- Nuclear Energy. // Monthly Energy Review;Sep2009, p113
Several charts are presented that show a U.S. nuclear energy overview for September 2009 by the Energy Information Administration including electricity net generation from 1973 to 2008, nuclear share of electricity net generation from 1973 to 2008 and monthly capacity factor.
- EIA OUTLOOK SHIFTS. Eisenbrey, Chris // Electric Perspectives;Jan/Feb2007, Vol. 32 Issue 1, p80
The article presents the "Annual Energy Outlook 2007" report of the Energy Information Administration. The report predicts growth in nuclear capacity and generation, more biofuels consumption, growing demand for unconventional transportation technologies, and accelerated improvements in energy...
- Nuclear Energy. // Monthly Energy Review;Feb2007, p117
The article presents the primary report of recent and historical statistics on nuclear energy for the period 1973-2006 prepared by the Energy Information Administration (EIA) in the U.S. Included are statistics on operable nuclear plants, and nuclear share of electricity net generation. Several...
- Nuclear Energy. // Monthly Energy Review;Mar2007, p117
The article presents the primary report of recent and historical statistics on nuclear energy for the period 1973-2006 prepared by the Energy Information Administration (EIA) in the U.S. Included are statistics on operable nuclear plants, and nuclear share of electricity net generation. Several...
- Nuclear Energy. // Monthly Energy Review;Apr2010, p111
Several charts are presented by the U.S. Energy Information Administration that show an overview of nuclear energy, data values of operable units, electricity net generation, nuclear electricity net generation, and monthly capacity factor in the U.S. from 1973 to January 2010. It also defined...
