To prevent a climate crisis and halt the human contribution to global warming, there is a need to decarbonise all major industries – including energy, heat production and transportation. Low-carbon solutions are also needed for the ever increasing energy demands associated with growing populations, shifting societal behaviours and evolving cultural expectations.

Nuclear is a proven source of firm, emissions-free power that can contribute significantly towards decarbonisation goals and future energy needs. Nuclear’s contribution will include large-scale traditional electricity production, the deployment of Small Modular Reactor and Advanced Modular Reactor technologies, and other new innovative solutions to address challenges in energy, heating, transport and industry.

In this webinar, Phil Hodges and Simon Wakter present AFRY’s position on nuclear and the role it will play in future energy and transport systems, including:

• the challenges faced by future energy and transport systems;
• the benefits of nuclear;
• the obstacles to nuclear’s development;
• international developments relating to nuclear; and
• the way forward for nuclear.

The slide pack and recording are below.

Slide pack Pdf, 2.3 MB.

If you have any questions, please get in touch with Phil Hodges and Simon Wakter.