Preparing For The Deployment Of A UK SMR By 2030 (Presentation)
Abstract:
ETI’s Strategy Manager Mike Middleton presented “Preparing For The Deployment Of A UK SMR By 2030” at the Small Modular Reactors Summit.on 19th October 2016. This slide set covers:
- Introduction to ETI and ESME, ETI’s modelling tool
- Conclusions from published ETI insights – role for nuclear in a low carbon energy system
- Further ETI Projects Relevant To UK SMRs
- Key Elements Of A UK SMR Development Programme
- Developer And Vendor – Typical Relationship From UK GW Reactor New Build Projects
- Approach To The ETI’s SMR Deployment Enablers Project
- Work Breakdown Structure In SDE Analysis
- The Critical Path Of A 2030 Schedule
- Integrated Schedule Leading To FOAK Operations By 2030
- Enabling Activities In The First 5 Years
- Services Required From A UK SMR
- SMRs For CHP – Analysis Of Impact Of Module Size and Thermal Efficiency
- CHP – Comparison With Earlier Work and Impact On Internal Rate of Return
- Exploiting The Economies Of Multiples –UK GDA and Coping With Variants
- Comparison Of Potential Early SMR Sites Using Ranking Factors
- Conclusions - Preparing for deployment of a UK SMR by 2030
- Backup Slides
- Priorities for the UK energy system
- Market led Schedule – First Operations 2040?
- Licensing Preparations From Around 2021
- Work Breakdown Structure In Detail
- Economic Impact Of Air Cooling Condensers –Electricity Only and CHP
Publication Year:
2016
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ETI
Author(s):
Middleton, M.
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English
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