Nuvia Group: bringing together international experience to provide national solutions The nuclear industry faces many challenges both on an international and national level. Maintaining electricity production and delivering new capacity is critical to many countries in moving to a net carbon neutral power supply. In addition, one of the key issues facing the industry worldwide is the management of the legacy in terms of decommissioning redundant nuclear facilities and effective management of radioactive waste. Here there are common problems facing many countries, such as long term disposal of used nuclear fuel, but with specific national perspectives. Bringing best international experience and practice and putting it into effect in a national context requires a particular organisational and personal mindset. In this article we outline how Nuvia works in this context by developing a local presence backed by its international organisation.
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Over 319 Reactors Worldwide Are Aged Over 30 Years. The Higher Maintenance Load Sends Nuclear Decommissioning Services on an Accelerated Path to Growth at 5.9%
The global market for Nuclear Decommissioning Services is projected to reach US$7.9 billion by the year 2027, trailing a post COVID-19 CAGR of 5.9%, over the analysis period 2020 through2027. The world can never put behind the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster. A dangerous mix of challenges currently confronts the nuclear power industry.
Stiff competition from low-cost natural gas; increased focus on cost cutting; reduced emphasis on safety, represent a lethal cocktail of trends in the industry. To ensure continued operation, reactor owners now need to take proactive measures in preventing aging-related failures. Intensive monitoring and preventive maintenance needed by aging reactors is expected to push up demand for nuclear decommissioning services.
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