Analyzing Nuclear Power in Russia

Table of Contents

A. Executive Summary

Section 1: Understanding Nuclear Power

B. Basics of the Nuclear Industry

• B.1 History of Nuclear Power
• B.2 Types of Nuclear Reactors
  • B.2.1 Fission Reactor
  • B.2.1 Radioisotope Thermoelectric Generator
• B.3 New & Upcoming Nuclear Technologies
• B.4 Components & Parts of a Nuclear Power Plant
• B.5 Analyzing the Fuel Cycle
• B.6 Managing the Radioactive Waste

C. Profiling the Nuclear Power Industry

• C.1 Industry Overview
• C.2 Uranium Market
• C.3 Market Features
• C.4 Price Trends
• C.5 Managing the Risk in Nuclear Power
• C.6 Industry Trends
• C.7 Economic Trends
• C.8 Nuclear Hedging
• C.9 Future Outlook

D. Analyzing the Economics of Nuclear Power

• D.1 Capital Costs
• D.2 Fuel Costs
• D.3 Plant Operating Costs
• D.4 Electricity Generation & Nuclear Power
• D.5 Cost Competitiveness
• D.6 Issues in Cost Efficiency

E. Global Climate Change & Nuclear Power

F. Challenges & Barriers to Nuclear Power

• F.1 Air Pollution
• F.2 Health Effects
• F.3 Financial Challenges
• F.4 Nuclear Safety
• F.5 Nuclear Proliferation
• F.6 Leadership Challenges
• F.7 Regulatory Barriers
• F.8 Water Pollution
• F.9 Other Challenges

G. Future of the Nuclear Power Industry

Section 2: Analyzing the Russian Energy Industry

A. Introduction to the Industry

B. Drivers of Energy Demand

• B.1 Demand Drivers
• B.2 Final Energy Demand per Industry
  • B.2.1 Industrial Use
  • B.2.2 Transportation Energy Consumption
  • B.2.3 Residential & Commercial Use
• B.3 Primary Energy Demand

C. Major Issues in the Russian Energy Industry

• C.1 Lowering of Energy Intensity
• C.2 Development of Export Outlets & Facilities
• C.3 Development of the Nuclear Energy Industry
• C.4 Production Barriers in Oil & Gas Sectors

D. Role of the State in the Russian Energy Industry

E. Analyzing Russia' s Energy Policy

• E.1 Introduction
• E.2 Objectives of the Russian Energy Strategy
• E.3 Primary Energy Resources in Russia
  • E.3.1 Natural Gas
  • E.3.2 Oil
  • E.3.3 Non-Conventional Oil
  • E.3.4 Coal
  • E.3.5 Electricity
• E.4 Climate Change Factor
• E.5 EU-Russia Energy Dialogue
• E.6 Russia & the Ratification of the Energy Charter Treaty
• E.7 Major Challenges for the Russian Energy Policy

F. Overview of the Major Energy Sectors

• F.1 Oil
• F.2 Natural Gas
• F.3 Coal
• F.4 Electricity

Section 3: Analyzing the Russian Nuclear Power Industry

A. History of Nuclear Power in the Soviet Times

B. Analyzing Nuclear Power in Russia

• B.1 Introduction & Market Profile
• B.2 Russia' s Electricity Supply
• B.3 Nuclear Capacity
• B.4 Developing the Nuclear Capacity
• B.5 Sector Organization
• B.6 Export Scenario
• B.7 Research & Development
• B.8 Public Support for Nuclear Power

C. Analyzing the Reactor Technology

• C.1 Looking at Russia' s Reactor Technology
• C.2 Improving the Reactor Technology

D. Looking at the Resources for Uranium & Uranium Mining

• D.1 Uranium Resources & Uranium Mining
• D.2 Fuel Cycle Facilities
• D.3 Looking at the International Uranium Enrichment Centre (IUEC) Concept

E. Russian Policy on Used Fuel & Reprocessing

F. Decommissioning of Nuclear Reactors

G. Non-Proliferation in the Industry

H. Analyzing the Nuclear Power Stations in Russia

• H.1 Used Fuel & BN-600 Reactor
• H.2 Balakovo Nuclear Power Plant
• H.3 Beloyarsk Nuclear Power Station
• H.4 Kalinin Nuclear Power Plant
• H.5 Kaliningrad Nuclear Power Plant
• H.6 Kola Nuclear Power Plant
• H.7 Kursk Nuclear Power Plant
• H.8 Leningrad Nuclear Power Plant
• H.9 Novovoronezh Nuclear Power Plant
• H.10 Novovoronezh Nuclear Power Plant II
• H.11 Obninsk Nuclear Power Plant
• H.12 Russian Floating Nuclear Power Station

I. Russia Nuclear Power: Future Perspective

J. Leading Industry Players

• J.1 Atomstroyexport
• J.2 Rosenergoatom
• J.3 Rosatom Nuclear Energy State Corporation (Rosatom)

Section 4: Conclusion

A. Appendix

B. Glossary of Terms