2009 World Nuclear Industry Status Report
By Mycle Schneider, Steve Thomas, Antony Froggatt, Doug Koplow | November 1, 2009
Although some countries plan to build new nuclear power plants in the near
future, in aggregate the data indicates that nuclear power’s
influence will continue to dwindle across the globe in coming decades.
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Mycle Schneider
Schneider is an independent energy and nuclear policy consultant based in Paris. He has consulted for, among others, the Belgian energy minister, the ... Read More
Steve Thomas
Thomas is professor of energy policy at the University of Greenwich. Previously he was a senior research fellow at the Energy Policy Programme at the ... Read More
Antony Froggatt
Froggatt studied energy and environmental policy at the University of Westminster and the Science Policy Research Unit at Sussex University. He is ... Read More
Doug Koplow
In 1999, Doug Koplow founded Earth Track, an organization dedicated to providing comprehensive and accurate ... Read More
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