Bharatbook.com : Global Demand for Nuclear Spent Fuel Storage Casks to grow

The new Nuclear Equipment report titled “Global Nuclear Spent Fuel Storage Market Analysis and Forecasts to 2015” ( http://www.bharatbook.com/Market-Research-Reports/Global-Nuclear-Spent-Fuel-Storage-Market-Analysis-and-Forecasts.html ) presents an in-depth analysis of spent fuel storage industry and presents forecasts of spent fuel storage equipments’ demand. Managing spent nuclear fuels across the world has been one of the major concerns of the nuclear industry worldwide. Since spent nuclear fuel from the reactors is high level radioactive waste, it is important for the nuclear power generating countries to have well organized spent fuel management mechanisms. This would give enormous opportunities for the spent fuel storage equipment manufacturers.

The report covers the global nuclear power industry development, its growth trajectory and the demand for spent fuel casks in the global nuclear power industry. The report also presents in-depth analysis on region-wise product segments and revenue analysis in the spent fuel cask industry and also analyses the key players in the global nuclear spent fuel industry. This report looks at the key players in the global nuclear spent fuel arena, with detailed company information.

Quantity of discharged spent fuel waste in temporary storage facilities grow
Globally, discharged spent fuel waste from nuclear power facilities will increasingly become a concern as many of the countries do not have a clear policy on the long term spent fuel management. Though many of the nuclear power producing countries store spent nuclear fuel in temporary pool storage facilities, lack of adequate temporary facilities will demand usage of storage casks for long-term safe storage. Thousands of tons of new nuclear fuel have been added to the nuclear power reactors every year and the discharge of spent fuel is also increasing significantly. The annual discharge of spent fuel is estimated to be about 10,000 tHM currently. This report estimates that the increasing spent fuel discharge and lack of adequate capacity in pool storage will necessitate increased dry storage capacity in nuclear power producing countries.

Global Demand for Nuclear Spent Fuel Storage Casks to grow
The actual usage was less when compared to the demand in countries having the nuclear reactor facilities. Globally 247 units were used compared to the demand of 558 units for the year 2008. The global demand for the casks will increase at an AAGR of 0.16% during the period 2008-15.

North America and Europe to Remain Key Spent Fuel Storage Markets
North America and Europe will remain to be the key markets for the spent nuclear fuel storage cask industry in the coming years. The demand for spent fuel storage cask will increase in the Asia Pacific region with the increasing number of nuclear reactors in India and China. Middle East and African region, and Central and South American region will offer relatively lower prospects to the cask industry growth during the period under review. Demand for concrete and metal casks for storage as well as transportation purpose will increase in North America, Europe and Asia Pacific region. The report analyses demand for casks, actual demand met and demand not met in the year 2008. The report also provides a forecast for the next six years up to 2015.

The Asia Pacific region to witness increasing demand for spent fuel storage casks
The scale at which nuclear industry in Asia Pacific region is expanding indicates that nuclear power countries in the region will be key markets for nuclear equipment companies worldwide. There are a number of reactors in the planned and proposed stage in countries such as India, China, Japan and South Korea. Despite these countries have operating nuclear power reactors the usage of spent fuel casks in the past has been significantly low. The potential increase in spent fuel output in the coming years and limited capacity in temporary storage facilities will drive the spent fuel casks market.
 
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Global Disarmament And Nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty

In its attempt to realize the long cherished dream of global disarmament United Nation Security Council has stepped a leap forward by adopting a fresh resolution (Resolution No.1887), which asks every nation to sign Nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty (NPT).

But here lies the question; will only signing to the NPT suffice the cause?

To get proper answer of the above raised question we shall have to go through the answer of few other questions. The questions are-What is nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty? What are its objectives? Is it flawless? What is its stand on global disarmament?

Here are the answers. Nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty, which came into force in 1970 with a time limit of 25 years and later extended for indefinite period, is an agreement between some states, especially the P-5 nations, which restricts spread of nuclear weapon amongst its signatories in particular and to the whole world in general. Its main objectives are (i) imposition of restriction on spread of nuclear technology (ii) promotion of nuclear technology for peaceful purpose, like development of nuclear energy as an alternative to the popular source of energy (iii) to make the world free from the fear of nuclear ravages. The objectives are good and worth praising. But the flaws it possesses not only limit the usage of this treaty in its endeavor to global disarmament but also create a situation of nuclear polarization with ‘Nuclear Haves’ and ‘Nuclear Have Nots’. The first and foremost flawed point of this agreement lies in the method of distinction between Nuclear Weapon State (NWS) and Non Nuclear Weapon State (NNWS). The treaty defines that NWS is such a state which tested its nuclear weapons before 1967 and all the nations which tested their nuclear weapon beyond that year are Non Nuclear Weapon State. Even though all the developing nations, leaving a few, developed and tested their nuclear weapon after that period. In the various articles of this treaty it is also stated that NWSs are able to develop and upgrade their nuclear weapon and technologies, whereas NNWS (read developing nations) can not acquire nuclear technology. They are even prevented from developing nuclear technology for their exceptional security reasons. So, NPT is not only discriminatory in its approach but also latently legitimizing the nuclear weaponry of the developed world.

Another objectionable point about NPT is its irrationality. It does not take into account the compulsion of a country in developing nuclear weapon. Sometimes, unholy nexus of some countries forced another country to add nuclear weapon in its arsenal. For instance, the USA – China – Pakistan nexus of 1960-70s compelled India to test fire its nuclear weapon in 1974.

Now, when it comes to the stand of this treaty on global disarmament it is inconsistent in its objective and its actual intentions. While the preamble of this treaty says about complete disarmament, its specific provision tells us only about nuclear non-proliferation. It does not mention about other lethal weapons which also possess heavy threat to human life.

Hence, from the above discussion it is evident that the flawed Non Proliferation Treaty is not sufficient for complete disarmament. Though, its framers (read developed nations) give the assurance that they will try their levels best to disarm the globe completely. But one cannot afford to be so credulous, especially, in this age of power play when US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton declined to admit that the axis of world power has been changing.

Therefore, in the epilogue it can be said that the global disarmament is not depends upon signing of NPT by NNWS and thereby bringing some nations within the purview of this treaty. Initiative should be taken at individual level and if required jointly with all good will. Let’s hope that humanity will prevail over any vested interest to save the globe from serious consequences of ‘Third World War’.

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Bharatbook.com : Growth of Global Nuclear Power Sector Indicates Higher Investments

Future of Nuclear Power: Nuclear’s Share in the Energy Mix is a new report ( http://www.bharatbook.com/Market-Research-Reports/Report-on-Future-of-the-Power-Industry-Nuclears-role-in-the-energy-mix.html ) from leading business information provider, presenting in-depth analysis and forecast on the future of nuclear energy in the world. With the existing nuclear players planning to increase their nuclear share and with many more new countries showing their willingness to tap nuclear energy, the nuclear industry is set to play a key role in the global energy mix. The growing demand for electricity, concerns about the dependency on conventional fuels and price fluctuation of petroleum fuels will drive the growth of nuclear energy in the coming years. Nuclear energy is increasingly becoming a preferred source of electricity generation in many countries in the world.

Low Operational Cost to Positively Contribute to the Growth of Global Nuclear Industry
Though the overnight construction cost of nuclear power facilities is relatively higher than the conventional thermal power facilities, low operational cost especially the fuel cost keeps adds great importance to nuclear energy in the world. Another factor that makes the nuclear power industry viable to many countries is the advanced technologies that make nuclear operations safer than before.

Nuclear Power Generation Technologies will play a key Role in the Development of Global Nuclear Power Sector. The new nuclear plant designs that belong to Generation III+ and Generation IV technology are expected to raise the interest of the global community towards nuclear energy sector. The advanced technologies such as EPR and AP600/1000 will have wider acceptability as they possess passive safety measures. In the report, we explores some of the popular nuclear power reactor technologies as they will play a key role in the global nuclear power generation industry in the years ahead.

Nuclear Installed Capacity and Generation to Grow Worldwide
We forecasts the global installed nuclear power capacity to grow at an annual average growth rate of 0.9% from 2000 through 2015. The power generation is expected to grow at an average annual growth of 1 percent from 2000 through 2015. The end of 2009 and 2013 will also witness Iran and Italy beginning their nuclear energy production. While Iran will be the first country from the Middle Eastern region to produce nuclear power, the return of Italy in nuclear power production will mark a renewed interest among countries towards nuclear electricity generation. The report provides a deeper analysis on the nuclear installed capacity and generation growth in major countries in the coming years.

Growth of Global Nuclear Power Sector Indicates Higher Investments
The global nuclear industry is set to expand in the coming years, making significant contributions to the electricity sector worldwide. It is important to note that technology worldwide has advanced and is all set to present a nuclear power industry which is many times safer than the existing nuclear industry. Worldwide, more than 30 nuclear reactors are currently under construction. There are also more than a hundred nuclear reactors in the planned and proposed stage around the world. This will add a significant number of reactors to the existing fleet of nuclear facilities. This report presents an analysis of key countries and their nuclear industry expansion plans in terms of new reactors. The report provides key information regarding the upcoming nuclear reactors in these countries, which include type of reactors, planned capacity, key operators and name of the facilities.

Emerging Nuclear Power Countries to boost the Global Nuclear Industry Growth
Currently Nuclear Power plays an unavoidable role in the energy mix of 31 countries in the world. More than 30 countries are also planning to build nuclear power facilities in the coming years as their domestic demand for power has been growing. Though the nuclear plans in many countries in Europe are in the advanced planned stage, some member states such as Turkey are facing lack of domestic consensus due to the Chernobyl radiation issues. With regards to Africa, which has about 18 percent of the global uranium reserves, development of nuclear power could address some of the energy security concerns. These emerging countries will serve as potential markets for nuclear technology suppliers, equipment manufacturers and other nuclear industry players. 
 
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Global Destiny Cable

History

In January 1995, the Philippines commission attached to the Department of Transportation and Communications, the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) granted a certificate of public convenience and necessity/provisional authority to install, operate and maintain telecommunications, broadcast and cable antenna television services to Destiny Cable Inc. and allowed to provide cable television services to Metropolitan Manila and nearby municipalities, cities and provinces.

Destiny Cable Inc. embarked on marketing promotion through Solid Group Inc. by offering bundles services: cable television and electronic products and facilitated the latter to build up a distinctive spot in the cable industry. Solid Group Inc. was then known for manufacturing and marketing the leading brands in electronic products.

Global Cable

On February 3, 1993, Global Cable Inc. was given a provisional authority to provide cable television services. The National Telecommunications Commission granted Global Cable Inc a certificate authority to construct, install, maintain and operate a Cable Antenna Television (CATV) System in San Pedro, Laguna on May 1993. Consequently, Global Cable Inc. was also allowed operate and maintain a CATV system in the municipality of San Juan and in the cities of Mandaluyong, Makati, Pasay, Manila, Marikina, Paranaque and Muntinlupa.

Merger with Global Cable

In November 2003 Destiny Cable formed a partnership with Global Cable to further strengthen and systematize its cable television ventures. The two companies merged to form Global Destiny Cable.

Global Destiny Cable is perceived to be the closest competitor of SkyCable in Metropolitan Manila. Both have their own associates all over the country and both offer high-speed cable Internet service to its respective subscribers.

Areas Served

Metro Manila: Caloocan City, Las Pias City, Makati City, Malabon City, Mandaluyong City, Manila, Marikina City, Muntinlupa City, Quezon City, Paraaque City, Pasay City, Pasig City, Pateros, San Juan, Taguig City, Valenzuela City

Rizal Province: Cainta, Antipolo City

Cebu Province: Metro Cebu

Davao Province: Metro Davao

Channel Lineup

Below is a numerical representation of the current Global Destiny Cable channel lineup. As of February 16, 2010
LEGEND

Local/Service Channels

Movies Channels

Gen. Ent./Variety Channels

Documentary/Educational Channels

Kids Channels

News/Info Channels

Sports Channels

Music Channels

Foreign Channels

Religious Channels

- Exclusive to Global Destiny

Ch. #

Network

Minimum Package

Notes

3

GD Barker Channel
In House

4

MMDA TV Channel
Public Service

Subscribers may experience interference with local reception of NBN 4 on this channel.

5

Chat & Shop TV / Destiny KTV
Interactive Channel

Subscribers may experience interference with local reception of TV5 on this channel.

6

ABS-CBN (VHF 2)

Local Channel

7

Russia Today
News/Info

Subscribers may experience interference with local reception of GMA 7 on this channel. (Russian) programming in (English)

8

NBN (VHF 4)

Local Channel

9

Shop TV
Interactive Channel

Subscribers may experience interference with local reception of Solar TV on this channel.

10

TV5 (VHF 5)

Local Channel

11

RNH Channel

Interactive

Subscribers may experience interference with local reception of Q on this channel.

12

GMA (VHF 7)

Local Channel

13

Winner TV Asia
Interactive Channel

Subscribers may experience interference with local reception of IBC 13 on this channel.

14

RPN (VHF 9) / Solar TV

Local Channel

15

Q (VHF 11)

Local Channel

16

IBC (VHF 13)

Local Channel

17

Studio 23 (UHF 23)

Local Channel

18

GEM TV (UHF 49)

Local Channel

19

Net 25 (UHF 25)

Local Channel

20

UNTV (UHF 37)

Local Channel

21

Global News Network
News/Info

22

CNN International

News/Info

23

Fox News Channel

News/Info

24

Al Jazeera English News Channel

News/Info

25

CNBC Asia

News/Info

26

Bloomberg Television

News/Info

27

BBC World News

News/Info

28

SBN (UHF 21) / ETC

Local Channel

29

RJTV (UHF 29) / 2nd Avenue

Local Channel

30

ESPN Philippines

Sports

31

STAR Sports

Sports

32

Eurosport
Sports

34

Solar Sports
Sports

35

Global Pinoy Cinema
Movies

36

Pinoy Box Office
Movies

37

HBO Asia

Movies

38

Hallmark Channel Philippines

Gen. Ent./Variety

39

MGM Channel

Movies

40

EZ Shop

Interactive Channel

41

Discovery Turbo

Documentary/Educational

42

Bio Asia

Documentary/Educational

Also known as Biography Channel Asia

43

CITV Asia

Documentary/Educational

Also known as Crime & Investigation Network Asia

44

Living Asia Channel

Documentary/Educational

45

Discovery Travel & Living

Documentary/Educational

46

Channel [V] International

Music

47

MTV Southeast Asia

Music

Re-launch after the shut down of MTV Philippines & undergoing re-invention of programs.

48

Baby TV

Kids

49

Playhouse Disney Channel Asia

Kids

50

Disney Channel Asia

Kids

51

Cartoon Network Philippines

Kids

52

Nickelodeon Philippines

Kids

53

Animal Planet

Documentary/Educational

54

National Geographic Channel Philippines

Documentary/Educational

55

Discovery Channel Philippines

Documentary/Educational

56

History Asia

Documentary/Educational

Also known as The History Channel Asia

57

CTi International
Foreign

(Chinese)

58

CTS
Foreign

(Chinese)

59

TTV
Foreign

(Chinese)

60

Formosa TV
Foreign

(Chinese)

61

Formosa TV News
Foreign

(Chinese)

63

TVBS News
Foreign

(Chinese)

64

Taiwan Macroview TV
Foreign

(Chinese)

65

Good TV
Religious

(Chinese)

66

Phoenix InfoNews Channel

Foreign

(Chinese)

67

CCTV-4

Foreign

(Chinese)

68

Hunan TV
Foreign

(Chinese)

69

CTV
Foreign

(Chinese)

70

ETTV Movies
Movies

(Chinese) audio with (Chinese) and (English) subtitles during movies.

71

HBO 2 Asia
Movies

Hollywood movies audio in (English) with (Chinese) subtitles

72

NHK World
Foreign

(Japanese) audio with (English) news ticker during major newscasts

73

NHK World Premium

Foreign

(Japanese) audio with (English) news ticker during major newscasts

75

Arirang TV

Foreign

(Korean) programming in (English)

77

YTN

Foreign

(Korean)

78

Doordarshan National
Foreign

(Hindi)

79

Zee TV
Foreign

(Hindi)

80

Basketball TV

Sports

81

Jack TV
Gen. Ent./Variety

82

Viva Prime Channel
Gen. Ent./Variety/Sports

83

Fashion TV/San Lazaro Broadcasting Network

Gen. Ent./Variety

84

Australia Network

Gen. Ent./Variety

85

TV5 Monde Asie

Foreign

(French)

86

TV Espaol

Foreign

(Spanish)

87

DW-TV Asia+

Foreign

16 hours of (German) programming and 8 hours in (English)

88

Raitalia
Foreign

(Italian)

89

Daystar TV
Religious

90

Family Land

Religious

91

TV Maria

Religious

92

EWTN

Religious

93

Zoe TV 33 (UHF 33)

Local Channel

94

Da Ai TV Tzu Chi

Religious

(Chinese)

97

CCTV-9

Foreign

(Chinese) programming in (English)

98

Turner Classic Movies Asia

Movies

99

Sci Fi Philippines

Gen. Ent./Variety

116

Txt Network

Interactive

References

^ Global Destiny History

^ Hebrona Jr., Alfredo P. (November 17, 1999). "Q&A With The Cable Guy". BusinessWorld Online. http://www.itmatters.com.ph/features.php?id=111799b. Retrieved November 17. 

^ "Business in Asia Today". Asiatimes Online. April 1, 2000. http://www.atimes.com/bizasia/BD01Aa01.html. Retrieved April 1. 

^ Mandaluyong City Infrastructure, Mandaluyong City MIS

^ PIO, Marikina (February 1, 2005). "Global Destiny Basketball League in Marikina". MarikinaNews. http://news.marikina.gov.ph/pages/newsarch.asp?n=2-2005-a. Retrieved February 2. 

^ Lectura, Lenie (December 25, 2007). "Global Destiny lacks proof it has money". BusinessMirror. http://www.businessmirror.com.ph/12252007/companies03.html. Retrieved 2007-12-25. 

^ The Philippine Broadcast Equipment Market, March 2006, CommerceCan

^ BusinessWorld, Online (June 16, 2008). "Lopez buys out Sun Cable, prepares for SkyCable share sale". BusinessWorld: I.T. Matters. http://www.itmatters.com.ph/news.php?id=061608a. Retrieved June 16. 

^ Timeline of Significant Events in Philippine Cyberage, Philippine Communication Centrum Foundation

^ Global Destiny Channel Line-up Retrieved via www.mydestiny.net 02-18-2009

^ Global Destiny Channel Line-Up Retrieved via www.telebisyon.net 02-18-2009

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