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Annual Report 2002 (2003)
| Auteur | Euratom |
| Datum | 2003 |
| Classificatie | 6.04.0.20/47 (SAMENWERKINGSVERBANDEN - EURATOM) |
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Uit de publicatie:
OVERVIEW In 2002, about 34 % of the electricity of the EU was produced from nuclear fuel. Supply of nuclear fuels to the EU utilities remained stable. The situation of the market was similar to that observed in 2001. Supply of natural uranium and services throughout the fuel cycle satisfied the demand. However, with rationalisation and concentration of production in a small number of suppliers as well as buyers, following mergers and acquisitions over the last few years, the nuclear fuels market tended towards a delicate balance. Worldwide primary production of natural uranium dropped slightly relative to 2001. As has been the case for several years now, it amounts to just over half of the world requirements. Secondary sources, essentially stockpiles of uranium, re-enrichment of tails and, to a lesser extent, recycling of uranium and plutonium have made up the difference between requirements and production. Although shortage of uranium is not anticipated in the medium term, this fact continues to give cause for concern.
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