Back-end of the fuel cycle in a 1000 GWe nuclear scenario : workshop proceedings, Avignon, France, 6-7 October 1998 / Nuclear Energy Agency, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.

Other author OECD Nuclear Energy Agency.
Format Book
Publication InfoParis : Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, 1999.
Description120 pages : illustrations ; 27 cm.
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SeriesOECD proceedings
OECD proceedings. ^A382756
Scope and content The optimisation of the nuclear fuel cycle is a key issue for the sustainability of nuclear energy. This book presents the papers from a workshop which investigated alternative nuclear energy futures, with emphasis on back-end of the fuel cycle options that could enhance the sustainability of nuclear energy in the long term, to 2050 and beyond. The papers lay out the conditions that need to be fulfilled for nuclear energy to remain a viable option and highlight the technological and strategic developments underway to address those issues. Subjects covered include natural resource management, radioactive waste minimisation, cost reduction and proliferation resistance aspects of alternative reactor and fuel cycle technologies.
General note"Nuclear Development"--Cover
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references.
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Issued in other formOnline version: Back-end of the fuel cycle in a 1000 GWe nuclear scenario. Paris : Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, 1999
Genre/formCongresses.
Genre/formConference papers and proceedings.
LCCN 00295204
ISBN9264171169
ISBN9789264171169
ISBN9264173854 (electronic)
ISBN9789264173859

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Joyner General Stacks TK9006 .B33 1999 ✔ Available Place Hold