World Nuclear Power for 2009 and 2010 and up to 2014
Updated: 2010-01-31 16:09:51
skip to main skip to sidebar Next Big Future Tracking high impact progress to the technology future , future technology and especially advanced nanotechnology , nuclear and energy technology , quantum computers , life extension , space technology and AI . Proposing and tracking the best societal , business and technical choices to the next big things that will shape our future . Official Lifeboat Foundation news . source January 29, 2010 World Nuclear Power for 2009 and 2010 and up to 2014 There are scheduled to be the following new reactors 2010 9 new reactors , 6.2 GWe shifted the two Canadian Reactors to 2011 2011 11 new reactors , 9.3 GWe 2012 10 new reactors , 9.92 GWe 2013 12 new reactors , 13.08 GWe 2014 14 new reactors , 13.63 GWe France , Germany and Sweden had significantly lower nuclear power generation in 2009. The United States and South Korea also had a slight under performance . There were varying degrees of operational issues in each . country There was growth in generation in Japan , Russia and the UK . This was due to some earthquake damaged reactors being brought back online in Japan and overall capacity factor improvements in all three . countries The russian