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© FSB International Conference on Nuclear Threats and Security Session II: Nuclear Energy and Nuclear Weapons - Inter/Intra State Conflicts and WMD - The Role of NATO The role of nuclear energy Prof.dr.sc. Neven Duić, University of Zagreb Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture (UNIZAG FSB)

© FSB  Security of energy supply Import dependence from 50% to 70% by 2030  Employment and regional development policies Deindustrialization and trade liberalization “Boosting growth and jobs by meeting our climate change commitments”  Mitigation of global warming  Environmental protection  Sustainable development EU energy context

© FSB RES Directive actually works EU electricity generation installed capacity net change, [GW], EWEA

© FSB  Nuclear in energy system  Base load due to low flexibility, high investment cost and low fuel cost The role of nuclear

© FSB  Wind in energy system  Cheapest RES power  Plentifully available nearly anywhere  Intermittent:  15-20% yearly penetration possible without storage  approximately 100% momentaneous penetration The role of wind

© FSB Nuclear + wind

© FSB Nuclear + wind 2030 Pöyry

© FSB  Nuclear is technically not very flexible  We need a completely new approach to power systems  Demand side management  Integration of power, heating and transport  Electrification of transport  Storage!  We already store energy why not power? Nuclear + wind

© FSB David Connolly: The Integration of Fluctuating Renewable Energy Using Energy Storage Pumped hydro storage

© FSB  Storage technologies  Heat storage is cheapest  Pump storage – how to finance it?  Market arbitrage  Capacity market  Feed in tariff  Batteries too expensive to invest, but if already there? Transport electrification! Storage

© FSB  There is place for nuclear in future but the energy system has to be completely overhauled  Since it will anyway have to happen, nuclear sector should push for early adoption  Keeping nuclear energy is a way to pay for continued safeguarding of fissile material Nuclear energy

© FSB th Conference on Sustainable Development of Energy, Water and Environment Systems, Dubrovnik, September 22-27,

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