Nuclear Energy Workshops
The U.S.-Korea Civil Nuclear Partnership Implications for Energy, Geopolitics, and Nonproliferation
The U.S.-South Korea civil nuclear relationship has evolved significantly over the decades--South Korea's civil nuclear program first developed under U.S. technological guidance and patronage, and the two countries' nuclear energy industries and...
Catalysts for Deployment of Advanced Nuclear: Innovative Technology Development Approaches
Advanced nuclear concepts currently in development have the potential for improved cost competitiveness, inherent safety, enhanced flexibility and deployability, more manageable waste streams, and increased proliferation resistance. Successful deployment of...
Current Status of Spent Fuel Management in Sweden: Progress and Lessons Learned
Although solutions to the disposal and management of spent nuclear fuel have proven elusive for virtually all nuclear power countries, Sweden is among the most furthest along in solving this problem. Under Swedish law, license holders are responsible for...
US-Korea Cooperation in New Nuclear Markets: Opportunities, Challenges, and Imperatives
Growing global energy demand and carbon mitigation challenges together drive increasing interest in nuclear power globally, even as the world continues to deal with the aftereffects of the Fukushima accident. With China’s potential to become a dominant civil...
Commercial Perspectives on Fuel Cycle Development in Saudi Arabia
The uranium fuel market is weak from commercial and technical issues ranging from a small supply chain, to an overabundance of supply met with too little demand. Prices have dropped low enough that conversion plants have begun to temporarily halt production...
The National Security Implications of the U.S. Commercial Nuclear Industry
The strength of the United States’ voice in upholding international safety, security, and nonproliferation standards is directly correlated with the robustness and health of its domestic commercial nuclear industry. As the U.S. commercial industry declines,...
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