Global Nuclear Reactor Decommissioning Industry Analysis: Market Size, Regional Analysis and Competitive Analysis
GlobalData, August 2010, Pages: 62
Global Nuclear Reactor Decommissioning Industry Analysis: Market Size, Regional Analysis and Competitive Analysis
Summary
As the nuclear power plants complete their operating lifespan, they are decommissioned and site is restored for other uses. The decommissioning is a specialized service as it requires many stringent regulations to be followed for the safe decommissioning of nuclear power plants. The decommissioning service providing companies have a huge potential in this industry as they provide various equipment and services. Our report on "Global Nuclear Decommissioning Industry Analysis" provides an in-depth analysis on the key aspects of the global nuclear decommissioning industry.
Scope
- The report provides an in-depth analysis of the key aspects of the nuclear decommissioning industry by highlighting the technical and operational challenges and the various barriers to entry.
- The report also covers the decommissioning market available for countries where decommissioning is currently carried out.
- The report also provides an in-depth analysis of the key companies involved in nuclear decommissioning and decontamination.
- The key investment trends and analysis of major deals in the nuclear decommissioning industry are covered in the report.
- Key recent developments that are taking place in the nuclear decommissioning industry.
Reasons to buy
- Gain an in-depth understanding of the nuclear decommissioning and decontamination industry
- Understand the value of the nuclear decommissioning and decontamination market globally
- Identify the key issues in the nuclear decommissioning industry and the key barriers to entry
- Regional analysis of the decontamination and decommissioning market by value.
- Gain a strong understanding of the key players in the nuclear decommissioning industry and their key major activities
- Investments happening in the nuclear decommissioning and decontamination industry and an analysis of the key deals.
- Key recent developments in the nuclear decommissioning and decontamination industry.
1 Table of contents
1.1 List of Tables
1.2 List of Figures
2 Introduction
2.1 Methodology and Assumptions
2.2 Report Guidance
3 Global Nuclear Reactor Decommissioning Industry Analysis
3.1 Nuclear Reactor Decommissioning, Market Overview
3.2 Nuclear Reactor Decommissioning, Market Sizing
3.3 Nuclear Reactor Decommissioning, Market Challenges
3.3.1 Technical Challenges
3.3.2 Regulatory Challenges
3.3.3 Operational Challenges
3.4 Nuclear Decommissioning, Cost Drivers
3.4.1 Scope of project
3.4.2 Regulatory standards
3.4.3 Site conditions
3.4.4 Radioactive Waste
3.5 Nuclear Reactor Decommissioning Market, Entry Barriers
3.5.1 Contractors with no experience in nuclear industry
3.5.2 Contractors with experience in the nuclear industry
3.6 Decommissioning Policies, Strategies and Options
3.6.1 Nuclear Reactor Decommissioning, Options
4 Regional Analysis of the Nuclear Reactor Decommissioning Market
4.1 Global Nuclear Decommissioning Market
4.1.1 Global Commercial Nuclear Power Plants for Shut Down
4.1.2 Nuclear reactors, shut down for decommissioning
4.2 Asia-Pacific, Estimated Cumulative Revenues from Commercial Nuclear Power Plants Decommissioning
4.2.1 South Korea, Estimated Cumulative Revenues from Commercial Nuclear Power Plants Decommissioning
4.3 Europe, Estimated Cumulative Revenues from Commercial Nuclear Power Plant Decommissioning
4.3.1 Russia, Estimated Cumulative Revenues from Commercial Nuclear Power Plant Decommissioning
4.3.2 The UK, Estimated Cumulative Revenues from Commercial Nuclear Power Plants Decommissioning
4.3.3 Germany, Estimated Cumulative Revenues from Commercial Nuclear Power Plants Decommissioning
4.3.4 Ukraine, Estimated Cumulative Revenues from Commercial Nuclear Power Plants Decommissioning
4.3.5 Spain, Estimated Cumulative Revenues from Commercial Nuclear Power Plants Decommissioning
4.3.6 Belgium, Estimated Cumulative Revenues from Commercial Nuclear Power Plants Decommissioning
4.3.7 Switzerland, Estimated Cumulative Revenues from Commercial Nuclear Power Plants Decommissioning
4.3.8 Finland, Estimated Cumulative Revenues from Commercial Nuclear Power Plants Decommissioning
4.3.9 Hungary, Estimated Cumulative Revenues from Commercial Nuclear Power Plants Decommissioning
4.3.10 Slovakia, Estimated Cumulative Revenues from Commercial Nuclear Power Plants Decommissioning
4.4 North America, Estimated Cumulative Revenues from Commercial Nuclear Power Plants Decommissioning
4.4.1 Canada, Estimated Cumulative Revenues from Commercial Nuclear Power Plants Decommissioning
4.4.2 The US, Estimated Cumulative Revenues from Commercial Nuclear Power Plants Decommissioning
5 Planned Nuclear Shut down and Global Nuclear Power Industry
5.1 Global Planned Nuclear Power Plant Shut downs
5.1.1 Impact of Shut downs on Global Nuclear Power Industry
5.2 Global Age Analysis of Current Operating Reactors
5.2.1 Age Analysis, by Reactor Type
5.2.2 Age Analysis, by Region
5.2.3 Age Analysis, by Net Capacity
6 Key Strategic Consolidations and Partnership Agreements in the Global Nuclear Decommissioning Industry
6.1 Global, Nuclear Decommissioning Industry, Key Investment Trends and Consolidations, 2007–2009
6.2 Global, Nuclear Decommissioning Industry, Analysis of Deal by Type, 2007–2009
6.3 Global, Nuclear Decommissioning Industry, Analysis of the Key Deals during 2007¬–2009
6.3.1 James Fisher & Sons Acquires MB Faber from MB Aerospace Holdings
6.3.2 Atomstroyexport to Acquire NUKEM Technologies
6.3.3 Babcock International Acquires UKAEA from the UK Atomic Energy
6.3.4 Iberdrola Forms Joint Venture with GDF Suez and Scottish and Southern Energy
6.3.5 ONET Technologies Acquires Gravatom Engineering Systems
6.3.6 Centrica Acquires 20% Stake in British Energy from EDF
6.3.7 AMEC Acquires AllDeco
6.3.8 Siempelkamp Nukleartechnik Acquires MOTA Europe
6.3.9 Nuclear Decommissioning Acquires International Nuclear Services from Sellafield
6.3.10 VT Group Acquires Project Services from British Nuclear Fuels
6.3.11 Entergy Forms Partnership with Its Nuclear Business
6.3.12 NDA Acquires Majority Stake in INS Rokkasho
6.3.13 SUEZ and CEA Form Partnership for Nuclear Energy Research and Development
7 Analysis of the Key Players in the Global Nuclear Reactor Decommissioning Industry
7.1 Nuclear Decommissioning Industry, Key Contracts Awarded, 2007–YTD 2010
7.2 ONET Technologies
7.2.1 ONET Technologies, Company Overview
7.2.2 ONET Technologies, Major Products and Services for Reactor Decommissioning
7.2.3 ONET Signs Contract To Decommission Kozloduy’s Nuclear Reactors
7.3 VT Nuclear Services
7.3.1 VT Nuclear Services, Company Overview
7.3.2 VT Nuclear Services, Major Products and Services for Reactor Decommissioning
7.3.3 VT Nuclear Receives Two Nuclear Contracts In UK
7.3.4 VT Nuclear Wins EUR2.8m Decommissioning Contract In Lithuania
7.4 Studsvik AB
7.4.1 Studsvik AB, Company Overview
7.4.2 Studsvik AB, Major Products and Services for Reactor Decommissioning
7.4.3 Studsvik Wins EUR1.8m Decommissioning Contract In Belgium
7.4.4 Studsvik Receives Decommissioning Contract At Sellafield Site In Cumbria
7.4.5 Studsvik Receives Decommissioning Contract For Obrigheim Nuclear Power Plant In Germany
7.5 Mirion Technologies
7.5.1 Mirion Technologies, Company Overview
7.5.2 Mirion Technologies, Major Products and Services for Reactor Decommissioning
7.5.3 Mirion Receives Contract from Nuvia For Supply Of Visual Systems For Ignalina NPP
7.6 Gravatom Engineering Systems Limited
7.6.1 Gravatom Engineering Systems Limited, Company Overview
7.6.2 Gravatom Engineering Systems Limited, Major Products and Services for Reactor Decommissioning
7.6.3 Gravatom Receives GBP1.3m Decommissioning Contract From ACKtiv Nuclear
7.6.4 Gravatom Receives GBP474,000 Contract From Dounreay To Provide Nuclear Equipment
7.7 Doosan Babcock Energy Ltd.
7.7.1 Doosan Babcock Energy, Company Overview
7.7.2 Doosan Babcock Energy, Major Products and Services for Reactor Decommissioning
7.7.3 Doosan Babcock Wins GBP78.75m Ventilation Contract On Sellafield Site
7.8 NAC International
7.8.1 NAC International, Company Overview
7.8.2 NAC International, Major Products and Services for Reactor Decommissioning
7.8.3 NAC Receives Contract From Dairyland For Dry Spent Fuel Storage Systems
7.9 Aker Kvaerner ASA
7.9.1 Aker Kvaerner, Company Overview
7.9.2 Aker Kvaerner, Major Products and Services for Reactor Decommissioning
7.9.3 Aker Receives Nuclear Decommissioning Contract From Magnox
8 Key Recent Developments in the Nuclear Reactor Decommissioning Industry
8.1 10-Jun-2010: DSRL Awards GBP12m Clean-Up Contracts
8.2 20-May-2010: EU Plans To Extend Financial Support For Decommissioning Four Blocks At Kozloduy NPP, Bulgaria
8.3 27-Apr-2010: Ukraine's Chernobyl NPP To Be Completely Decommissioned By 2013
8.4 09-Dec-2009: British Energy's Dungeness Nuclear Power Station Chalks Up Decommissioning With Removal Of Generator Transformer
8.5 06-Nov-2009: Aggreko Provides Power-Generation Equipments For Dungeness A Nuclear Power Station Decommissioning Project
8.6 22-Jun-2009: NDA Awards Contract To TWI To Demonstrate Capability Of Lasers In Decommissioning Nuclear Facilities
8.7 15-Jun-2009: ONET Signs Contract To Decommission Kozloduy’s Nuclear Reactors
8.8 12-Mar-2009: VT Nuclear Wins EUR2.8m Decommissioning Contract In Lithuania
8.9 04-Mar-2009: Studsvik Wins EUR1.8m Decommissioning Contract In Belgium
8.10 08-Dec-2008: EnergySolutions To Continue Magnox Cleanup
8.11 24-Nov-2008: PGE Completes Decommissioning of Trojan Nuclear Plant
8.12 24-Nov-2008: NMP Receives M&O Contract For Sellafield Nuclear Complex From NDA
8.13 29-Oct-2008: The UK To Spend $140 Billion For Nuclear Decommissioning
8.14 14-Oct-2008: EnergySolutions Announces Delay In Decommissioning Nuclear Projects By Financial Crisis
8.15 25-Sep-2008: Gravatom Receives GBP1.3m Decommissioning Contract From ACKtiv Nuclear
8.16 02-Apr-2008: Germany Seeks Compensation For Decommissioning Its Nuclear Plants
8.17 04-Oct-2007: Aker Receives Nuclear Decommissioning Contract From Magnox
8.18 02-Aug-2007: Gravatom Receives GBP474,000 Contract From Dounreay To Provide Nuclear Equipment
8.19 24-Apr-2007: Studsvik Receives Decommissioning Contract At Sellafield Site In Cumbria
8.20 16-Apr-2007: Studsvik Receives Decommissioning Contract For Obrigheim Nuclear Power Plant In Germany
9 Appendix
9.1 Methodology
9.1.1 Coverage
9.1.2 Secondary Research
9.1.3 Primary Research
9.2 Definitions
9.2.1 Acronyms
9.3 Contact Us
9.4 Disclaimer
“Global Nuclear Reactor Decommissioning Industry Analysis: Market Size, Regional Analysis and Competitive Analysis” covers the global nuclear decommissioning industry its the key contributing factors and the restraints in the global nuclear market. It provides comprehensive information on the market size for nuclear decommissioning across different geographies. The report covers an in-depth anlaysis of the market and the planned reactor units shut down for decommissioning in different countries. The study also covers nuclear power reactors expected to be shut down and an age analysis of the operating plants globally. It also includes an analysis of the strategic acquisitions and partnership agreements in the nuclear decommissioning industry. An analysis of the key players involved in nuclear decommissioning globally is also carried out in the report. The report also comprises recent industry developments, trends and activities.
The Nuclear Industry to Witness Maximum Number Planned Commercial Nuclear Power Reactor Shut downs in 2014 and 2016
The global nuclear industry is expected to witness a significant number of planned plant shut downs in the years ahead, either because the life spans of the presently operating reactors are coming to an end or because of forced closures. This number is expected to be around 100 over the next few decades. However, the years 2014 and 2016 will see an increased number of planned shut downs, with 10 closures in each year.
Europe is the Major Market for Nuclear Decommissioning
Europe is the biggest market for commercial nuclear power plant decommissioning. The region accounts for nearly 90% of global nuclear decommissioning. Russia and the UK are the largest markets with many reactor units planned for shut down over the period 2010–2045.
Decommissioning of Commercial Nuclear Power Plants to Impact Global Power Industry Significantly
The planned shut down of commercial nuclear power plants will have tremendous impact on the power industry globally. It is expected that around 100 of the presently nuclear power plants will be shut down in the next few decades, reducing the installed nuclear power capacity by more than 50 GWe.
ONET Technologies
VT Nuclear Services
Studsvik AB
Mirion Technologies
Gravatom Engineering Systems Limited
Doosan Babcock Energy Ltd.
NAC International
Aker Kvaerner ASA
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