Vendor and user requirements and responsibilities in nuclear cogeneration projects / International Atomic Energy Agency.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

International Atomic Energy Agency, author.

Series:

IAEA Nuclear Energy Series

IAEA Nuclear Energy Series ; v.NR-T-2.17

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Nuclear energy.

Nuclear reactors.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (131 pages)

Edition:

First edition.

Place of Publication:

Vienna, Austria : International Atomic Energy Agency, [2023]

Summary:

This publication by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) explores the requirements and considerations involved in nuclear cogeneration projects, which combine electricity generation with other energy-demanding activities such as industrial heating or desalination. It provides guidance for vendors and users on key aspects including economic, technical, safety, and regulatory requirements essential for the successful implementation of these projects. The book aims to support sustainable energy development and contribute to climate change mitigation by promoting nuclear energy's role beyond electricity production. It is intended for stakeholders in the nuclear energy sector, including policymakers, vendors, and potential users of nuclear cogeneration systems. Generated by AI.

Contents:

Intro

1. INTRODUCTION

1.1. Background

1.2. Objective

1.3. Scope

1.4. Structure

2. NUCLEAR COGENERATION SYSTEMS

2.1. Examples of nuclear cogeneration systems

2.1.1. Desalination

2.1.2. District heating

2.1.3. Industrial process heat

2.1.4. Hydrogen production

2.1.5. Other applications

2.1.6. Extracting heat from the turbine for cogeneration

2.2. Overview of nuclear cogeneration projects

2.2.1. New projects

2.2.2. Retrofit projects

2.2.3. Specific cogeneration infrastructure

3. STAKEHOLDER INVOLVEMENT IN NUCLEAR COGENERATION PROJECTS

3.1. Stakeholders for a nuclear cogeneration project

3.1.1. Identifying stakeholders

3.1.2. Developing a business plan and involving stakeholders

3.2. Stakeholder involvement principles for users and vendors

3.2.1. Stakeholder involvement principles

3.2.2. Stakeholder involvement strategy

3.2.3. Stakeholder involvement plan

4. USER AND VENDOR ROLES IN NUCLEAR COGENERATION PROJECTS

4.1. Relationship between user and vendor

4.2. Roles of user and vendor

4.3. Considerations specific to nuclear cogeneration projects

5. REQUIREMENTS FOR USERS AND VENDORS

5.1. Economic aspects

5.1.1. Business case

5.1.2. Financing

5.1.3. Project management

5.2. Technical requirements

5.2.1. Siting

5.2.2. Selection of reactor technology

5.2.3. Coupling

5.3. Safety considerations

5.3.1. Design

5.3.2. Construction and commissioning

5.3.3. Operation and maintenance

5.3.4. Decommissioning

5.4. Environmental protection

5.4.1. Environmental impact assessment

5.4.2. Assessment of alternatives

5.5. Regulatory requirements

5.5.1. The role of a national regulatory authority

5.5.2. Licensing requirements

5.5.3. Codes and standards

5.6. Contractual aspects

5.6.1. Procurement.

5.6.2. National and local industrial involvement

6. USER AND VENDOR RESPONSIBILITIES

6.1. Economic aspects

6.1.1. Business case

6.1.2. Financing

6.1.3. Project management

6.2. Technical aspects

6.2.1. Siting

6.2.2. Selection of reactor technology

6.2.3. Coupling

6.3. Safety considerations

6.3.1. Design

6.3.2. Construction

6.3.3. Operation and maintenance

6.3.4. Decommissioning

6.4. Environmental protection

6.4.1. Environmental impact study

6.4.2. Assessment of alternatives

6.5. Regulatory responsibilities

6.5.1. Regulatory practice

6.5.2. Regulatory interaction

6.6. Contractual responsibilities

6.6.1. Procurement

6.6.2. National and local industrial and labour involvement

6.6.3. Technology transfer

6.7. Communication aspects

6.7.1. Communicating with the public

6.7.2. Media

7. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FOR USER AND VENDOR

7.1. Market mapping

7.2. Understanding end user needs

7.3. Feasibility

7.4. Stakeholder involvement/participation

7.5. Vendor selection

7.6. Negotiation of the business model

7.7. Authorization for construction and operation

7.8. Procurement

7.9. Contracting

7.10. Design

7.11. Project implementation

7.12. Operation

7.13. Decommissioning

8. EXAMPLES OF NUCLEAR COGENERATION PROJECTS

8.1. Operational npp with retrofit district heating: Beznau npp, Switzerland

8.2. Operational npp with desalination: Ohi npp, Japan

8.3. Future new build industrial steam production: htgr npp with steam cogeneration, Poland

8.4. Future new build hydrogen production: gthtr300c, japan

9. CONCLUSIONS

9.1. Main conclusions

9.2. Suggestions

REFERENCES

BIBLIOGRAPHY

ABBREVIATIONS

CONTRIBUTORS TO DRAFTING AND REVIEW

STRUCTURE OF THE IAEA NUCLEAR ENERGY SERIES.

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Print version: Vendor and User Requirements and Responsibilities in Nuclear Cogeneration Projects

ISBN:

9789201368232

9201368232

OCLC:

1409029300