Sentences with phrase «got nuclear supplies»
«It is key now to dry up the supply and to investigate whether any other countries got nuclear supplies from this network,» ElBaradei said.
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And some near the crippled Fukushima nuclear complex can't get supplies.
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Currently the UK gets significant cross-channel energy from France which has a reliable nuclear supply.
Only slow progress will be made until people get over their fears and beliefs that nuclear is unsafe, that renewables can make a substantial contribution to global energy supply, and that fossil fuels are evil.
«If the world is going to have a lot more nuclear power plants,» says Allison, «you are going to have to have some arrangement for supplying fuel credibly and for taking it away that doesn't require everybody getting into the business [of making it] themselves.»
Their study concluded that readily available energy conservation measures installed in old and new buildings would offer an energy supply greater than what we could get from the Alaskan North Slope, or domestic oil production in the continental U.S., or an overly optimistic prediction of nuclear energy output.
«On top of that, nuclear plants don't get any credit for their contribution in the area of non-carbon emitting sources, in the area of reliability, which is critical, and in the area of diversity of supply.»
From a different perspective the nuclear power plants pose a barrier towards economies of scale in renewable energy supply with the two consequences of (a) losing an edge advantage in international economic competition in renewable energy technologies and (b) getting the intertemporal optimization wrong.