1. Development prospects for nuclear energy
Energy is a key factor in economic, social and health development. By 2050, the world's population is likely to have risen to 9 billion, and energy consumption is set to double to at least 20 Gtoe/year, assuming modest growth in demand (figure 1 ).
1 toe = 4.186 × 10 10 J; toe for tonne of oil equivalent.
The major question at the start of the 21st century is therefore how to satisfy this demand without massively increasing greenhouse gas emissions, which are potentially responsible for unpredictable, irreversible and...
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- - Le lecteur pourra se reporter au site d'informations de la Direction de l'Énergie Nucléaire du CEA http://www.den.cea.fr
- (1) - BACHER (P.) - Réacteurs nucléaires. - Généralités. Techniques de l'Ingénieur,...
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