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Who pays when generation fails? : cross-border effects of Swedish nuclear outages

Lundin, Erik - 2026

I estimate the cross-border effects of Swedish nuclear outages using hourly data on day-ahead prices, generation, and consumption across 15 bidding zones in Northern Europe from 2021 to 2024. I exploit unplanned outages as exogenous variation in nuclear supply and find that a 1 GW reduction in...

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Nuclear fusion research shifts focus : commercial niche products instead of energy promises

Dering, Charlotte; Wimmers, Alexander J.; Böse, Fanny; … - 2026

Nuclear fusion research shifts focus: commercial niche products instead of energy generation. Nuclear fusion, in which atomic nuclei are fused, promises clean, safe, and virtually inexhaustible energy. Since the 1950s, this promise has justified extensive public investment in research, without...

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Global Licensing and Regulation Framework to accelerate the development and deployment of fusion energy

Kaiser, Ralf B.; Rogner, H. -Holger; Shihab-Eldin, Adnan; … - 2026

Fusion energy, the energy that powers the stars, is now almost within our grasp. Most recent timelines agree on the second half of the 2030s for the realisation of a Fusion Energy pilot plant. For this clean, virtually carbon-neutral energy source to contribute to the mitigation of the climate...

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Back to the past? : discourse coalitions in Italy's emerging nuclear policy debate

Arrigoni, Paola; Mariotti, Claudia; Germano, Luca; … - 2026

Nuclear energy is a technology that has long been subject to controversy, shaped by major global events, shifting public opinion and volatile policy agendas. Among industrialised democracies, Italy is a particularly distinctive case. Following a pioneering role in the 1950s and an ambitious,...

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Nuclear Operations with a High Penetration of Renewables : The Case of France

Astier, Nicolas; Wolak, Frank A. - 2026

Nuclear and intermittent renewables (wind and solar) are generally regarded as the only scalable technologies producing low-carbon electricity. However, the extent to which these technologies can co-exist in a reliable power system depends on whether nuclear units can adjust their operations to...

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Nuclear operations with a high penetration of renewables : the case of France

Astier, Nicolas; Wolak, Frank A. - 2026

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Energy potential of central Asian states : prospects for nuclear power development

Osmanovna, Chalova Gul’nar; Arslanovich, Arslanov Magomed - 2026

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Investigating nuclear energy viability in Texas with decision making model GenX

Seidel, Ivy; Rhodes, Joshua D.; Webber, Michael E.; … - 2026

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The role of artificial intelligence and green technological innovation in shaping greener and nuclear energy efficiency : evidence from developed and developing countries using a panel time-varying approach

Rădulescu, Magdalena; Karimi, Mohammad Sharif; Brika, … - 2026

Artificial intelligence (AI) and green technological innovation have become central to improving the efficiency of renewable and nuclear energy systems, particularly following the rapid acceleration of AI deployment since 2022. This study investigates the dynamic and heterogeneous effects of AI...

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Cost modeling and policy insights for deploying two VVER-1200 reactors in the newcomer nuclear country of Bangladesh

Akter, Sangida; Islam, Md Shafiqul - 2026

The cost of nuclear power is a decisive factor in planning and building reactors, particularly in developing countries, where uncertainties in financial structures, key technical parameters, potential construction delays, and supply-chain constraints complicate economic assessment. This study...

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The effects of shutting down the last nuclear power plants in Germany : a model-based analysis of network flows and redispatch

Wiebrow, Enno - 2026

This paper conducts a model-based ex-post analysis to investigate the isolated effect of shutting down the last six nuclear power plants in Germany. The study focuses on the analysis of Germany's power supply and transmission network. Utilizing linear optimization, an electricity system model is...

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