Nuclear renaissance could stall, Canada group says
Post by Melissa Pistilli, Uranium Reporter
Reuters reports the Waterloo, Ontario-based Center for International Governance Innovation says nuclear renaisssance could stall based on a 3.5 years study.
“Despite some powerful drivers, a revival of nuclear energy faces too many barriers compared to other means of generating electricity,” Trevor Findlay, the report’s author, said in a statement.
He argues that, despite claims in the industry that nuclear capacity is expanding, there have actually been very few new reactors started in recent years, and that nuclear energy as a percentage of global energy production has actually retreated since 2001.
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