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Nuclear Illustrative Programme Art. 40 Euratom Treaty (2007)
| Auteur | Commission European Communities |
| Datum | 2007 |
| Classificatie | 6.04.0.20/52 (SAMENWERKINGSVERBANDEN - EURATOM) |
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Uit de publicatie:
1. INTRODUCTION Title Two, Chapter IV, Article 40 of the Euratom Treaty states that the Commission shall ''periodically publish illustrative programmes indicating in particular nuclear energy production targets and all the types of investment required for their attainment." Since 1958 four such illustrative programmes and one update have been published (1). This Nuclear Illustrative Programme describes the current status and potential future scenarios for the nuclear sector in the EU, within a broader energy strategy. It provides a basis for discussing the nuclear option in the context of the ongoing EU energy policy debate. The basis for a European energy policy was set out by the European Commission in the recent Green Paper (2) and in the Strategic Energy Review (3). In this context, the Nuclear Illustrative Programme also aims at providing a factual analysis of the role of nuclear energy in meeting the growing concerns about security of energy supply and CO2 emission reductions, while ensuring that nuclear safety and security are paramount in the decision-making process. Independent of the energy policy choices made by Member States, consistent action in the field of nuclear safety, decommissioning and waste management is necessary. Nuclear power stations currently generate approximately one third of the electricity and 15% of the energy consumed in the European Union (EU) (4). Nuclear power is currently one of the largest sources of carbon dioxide (CO2) free energy in Europe.
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