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1 Global Nuclear Power Seminar 24 Nov 2010 JOI (Japan Bank for International Cooperation) Tokyo
2 Disclaimer The slides that follow are not a complete record of the presentation and discussion. The views expressed in this presentation and discussion are mine and may not be the same as those held by NERA s clients or my colleagues. 24 Nov 2010 Global Nuclear Power Seminar 2
3 Nuclear Power 4 Topics 1. Global markets 2. Strategic issues 3. Role of government 4. Small reactors 24 Nov 2010 Global Nuclear Power Seminar 3
4 1. Global markets Reactor designs Global league tables Nuclear costs 24 Nov 2010 Global Nuclear Power Seminar 4
5 1. Global markets Reactor design evolution 24 Nov 2010 Global Nuclear Power Seminar 5
6 1. Global markets Gen III. III+ attributes Attributes of Gen III, III+ designs Large size Aircraft crash resistance Lower Core Damage Frequency (CDF) Passive safety (e.g. AP1000, ESBWR) Longer refueling cycle & higher fuel burnup Modular, top-down construction (e.g., ABWR, AP1000) 60 year operating life Load-following & part-load capability 24 Nov 2010 Global Nuclear Power Seminar 6
7 1. Global markets Gen II+, III & III+ reactor designs AP1000 VVER-1200 CPR 1000 ABWR EPR VVER-1000 OPR 1000 APR1400 APWR ESBWR In operation Under construction Planned Proposed 24 Nov 2010 Global Nuclear Power Seminar 7
8 1. Global markets Gen II+, III, III+ by country China Russia India USA ROK Japan UAE Turkey Vietnam In operation Under construction Planned Proposed 24 Nov 2010 Global Nuclear Power Seminar 8
9 1. Global markets Overnight capital costs $6,000 $5,000 $4, times! $3,000 $2,000 $1,000 $0 Swiss PWR Belgian PWR French EPR USA Gen III+ Japan ABWR China AP1000 China CPR1000 ROK APR1400 Source: OECD 2010, Table 3.7a, overnight costs in USD/kWe 24 Nov 2010 Global Nuclear Power Seminar 9
10 1. Global markets High overnight capital cost 6,000 5,000 4,000 3,000 2,000 $ / kwe 1,000 0 CT CCGT Geothermal CCGT w/ CCS Wind Conv. Coal Hydro IGCC IGCC w/ccs Biomass Wind Offshore NUCLEAR Solar Thermal Fuel Cells PV Source: EIA 2009 Annual Energy Outlook; 2008 overnight cost including contingency in 2007 $/kw; nuclear = OECD Range 24 Nov 2010 Global Nuclear Power Seminar 10
11 1. Global markets Long lead time for nuclear PV CT Wind CCGT Nuclear Development Construction Source: EIA 2009 Annual Energy Outlook input assumptions for construction (lead time); development period is estimate 24 Nov 2010 Global Nuclear Power Seminar 11
12 2. Strategic issues Consolidation Cost and perception of risk Size of nuclear build programs Developing countries 24 Nov 2010 Global Nuclear Power Seminar 12
13 2. Strategic issues Industry Consolidation 1980s 1990s 2000s MinAtom MinAtom MinAtom MinAtom Rosatom Siemens Siemens Siemens Framatome Babcock & Wilcox (USA) Mitsubishi Heavy Ind. Framatome Mitsubishi Heavy Ind. Framatome ANP Mitsubishi Heavy Ind. AREVA NP Mitsubishi Heavy Ind. AREVA NP Mitsubishi Heavy Ind. Combustion Engineering BWR ASEA Asea Brown Boveri (ABB) BNFL PWR Brown Boveri et cie Both Westinghouse Westinghouse Westinghouse Toshiba Toshiba Toshiba Westinghouse Toshiba Westinghouse Toshiba Hitachi GE Hitachi GE Hitachi GE GE-Hitachi GE-Hitachi 24 Nov 2010 Global Nuclear Power Seminar 13
14 2. Strategic issues New industry competitors South Korean companies offering APR1400 to export market Chinese nuclear companies talking about selling Chinese version of AP1000 and CPR1000 into export market India looking to sell its PHWR to smaller countries with new nuclear programs New companies with small and innovative reactor designs (e.g., B&W, Hyperion, NuScale) 24 Nov 2010 Global Nuclear Power Seminar 14
15 2. Strategic issues Risk - nuclear cost overruns in USA Reactor construction starts (units) Projected overnight cost ($/kw) Actual overnight cost ($/kw) % Overrun (11) $612 $1, % (26) $741 $2, % (12) $829 $2, % (7) $1,220 $3, % (14) $1,263 $4, % (5) $1,630 $4, % U.S. Congressional Budget Office, Nuclear Power s Role in Electricity Generation, Pub. No. 2986, May 2008, p Nov 2010 Global Nuclear Power Seminar 15
16 2. Strategic issues Risk - Cost estimates seen as escalating Source: "The Economics of Nuclear Reactors, Mark Cooper, June Nov 2010 Global Nuclear Power Seminar 16
17 2. Strategic issues Risk - FOAK & learning curve Concept FOAK Learning Mature Actual cost first unit Unit Cost Conceptual cost estimates EPC contracts Detailed engineering & licensing Learning on additional units reduces time and cost Long production lines for standard unit components Years 24 Nov 2010 Global Nuclear Power Seminar 17
18 2. Strategic issues Size of Nuclear build programmes Low costs linked to large build programme High demand growth = high nuclear potential China, India, etc Lower demand growth = lower nuclear potential USA, Europe High cost to shift supply to nuclear Shut down existing coal units? Impose significant carbon tax? 24 Nov 2010 Global Nuclear Power Seminar 18
19 2. Strategic issues South Korean view of world market 24 Nov 2010 Global Nuclear Power Seminar 19
20 2. Strategic issues Developing countries High growth rate, but some hurdles Multiple smaller countries, multiple sales Lack of physical and administrative infrastructure Financial viability Nuclear power development models IAEA slow - build infrastructure, then NPP UAE fast - buy infrastructure and build NPP Russia faster - build and operate nuclear IPP 24 Nov 2010 Global Nuclear Power Seminar 20
21 3. Role of Government State capitalism & national nuclear champions Potential roles for Japanese government International nuclear initiatives 24 Nov 2010 Global Nuclear Power Seminar 21
22 3. Role of Government State capitalism & nuclear power Outside vendors? Nuclear industrial capacity developed Fully integrated nuclear supply chain Export market sales? Gov t orders large reactor fleet Gov t captures significant learning curve benefits Gov t longterm strategy for nuclear power Nuclear is low cost energy option 24 Nov 2010 Global Nuclear Power Seminar 22
23 3. Role of Government French nuclear fleet 8,000 80,000 MWe (by COD) 7,000 6,000 5,000 4,000 3,000 2, Framatome founded; obtains Westinghouse PWR license OPEC oil crisis; Sixteen 900 MWe units ordered Seven 900 MWe units ordered Ten 900 MWe units and twenty 1,300 MWe units ordered Four 1,500 MWe N4 units 70,000 60,000 50,000 40,000 30,000 20,000 1, MWe 10,000 0 Annual Cumulative 24 Nov 2010 Global Nuclear Power Seminar 23
24 3. Role of Government Nuclear fleets No fleet Multiple units Multiple identical units Sequential build Bulk purchase 24 Nov 2010 Global Nuclear Power Seminar 24
25 3. Role of Government Nuclear fleet benefits Nuclear Fleet Concept Organization & Management Multiple Identical Units Learning Curve Effects Volume Orders Mobilize Teams Industry & Employment A single organization with a unified approach and economies of scale to accomplish: Training Purchasing Management Engineering Regulatory affairs Training Simulator Operators and management Refueling outage skills & equipment New procedures & equipment modifications Shared spare parts, special tools, and strategic spares Learning from: People involved in construction and operation of multiple units Modification of the design or the construction approach and schedule Documenting and sharing lessons learned Vendors build in learning for later bids Volume orders may allow upstream component suppliers to invest in longer production lines due to bulk procurement Volume orders may bring discounts from NPP vendors that reflect expected learning curve benefits and upstream component savings Sequencing of construction is key Teams move from one project to the next without interruption (also may allow simultaneous work on multiple units) Teams could work on similar tasks for many units, allowing significant commitment to hiring & training French nuclear industrial development is model Investment in new production facilities Over time, such local suppliers should be able to use their experience (and their own learning curve benefits) to become competitive suppliers in the export market 24 Nov 2010 Global Nuclear Power Seminar 25
26 3. Role of Government Integrated nuclear power industry Financing Engineering Components and construction R&D Nuclear power plants Operation and maintenance Licensing Training and education Front and back - Nuclear fuel cycle 24 Nov 2010 Global Nuclear Power Seminar 26
27 3. Role of Government South Korea in UAE My personal view of factors leading to UAE selection of South Korea Low price (made possible by South Korea s nuclear fleet, integrated supply chain, learning curve) Recent and current nuclear construction experience (OPR1000 & APR1400 units in South Korea) National commitment to deliver on time High credibility as a result of South Korea s role in earlier UAE energy and engineering projects 24 Nov 2010 Global Nuclear Power Seminar 27
28 3. Role of Government South Korean projects in UAE High credibility and strong commercial relationship based on energy and engineering projects over more than 10 yrs Layyah desalination Burj Khalifa world s tallest building Jebel Ali Palm island & M power & desalination Al Taweelah power & desalination Umm Al Nār - desalination Shuweihāt power & desalination Ruwais - pipeline, desalination & refinery Fujairah power & desalination Braka NPP Abu Dhabi UAE Dubai 24 Nov 2010 Global Nuclear Power Seminar 28
29 3. Role of Government Multi-national nuclear initiatives Nuclear Fuel Cycle Front end effective markets + proposals for international nuclear fuel bank (IAEA, NTI) Back end difficult issues, multiple approaches proposed (e.g., IFNEC/GNEP) NPT & Nuclear Suppliers Group Trade may be eroding purpose (India, Pakistan) Iran sanctions may set precedents elsewhere Nuclear Liability 24 Nov 2010 Global Nuclear Power Seminar 29
30 4. Small Reactors Potential benefits Lower total plant cost easier to fund Shorter construction time easier planning Smaller size & dispersed locations (less transmission, lower single shaft risk) Higher thermal efficiency (He Brayton cycle, supercritical CO2 cycle) Longer fuel cycle exotic reactor concepts Safer lower accident and proliferation risk 24 Nov 2010 Global Nuclear Power Seminar 30
31 4. Small Reactors Key issues Licensing in LWR-focused nuclear regulatory regimes Timing and cost of commercial product Will benefits overcome lost scale economies? Operational issues and exotic BOP Size of market needed for mass production business approach 24 Nov 2010 Global Nuclear Power Seminar 31
32 Conclusions 4 Topics 1. Global markets Competition and market share 2. Strategic issues Cost, risk and new markets 3. Role of government - State Enterprises are strong 4. Small reactors promising, but far from certain 24 Nov 2010 Global Nuclear Power Seminar 32
33 Questions? 24 Nov 2010 Global Nuclear Power Seminar 33
34 Contact Us Edward Kee Vice President Washington, DC +1 (202) Copyright 2010 National Economic Research Associates, Inc. All rights reserved.
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