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Table of Contents :
1 Table Of Contents 2
1.1 List of Tables 6
1.2 List of Figures 7
2 Executive Summary 8
2.1 Nuclear Power Industry in Switzerland 8
2.2 Trends and Developments in Switzerland’s Nuclear Power Industry 8
3 Nuclear Power Industry in Switzerland 9
3.1 Overview 9
3.2 Switzerland: Exports electricity to Italy 9
3.2.1 Switzerland, Power Generation by Fuel Type 9
3.2.2 Switzerland, Power Consumption by end user 10
3.2.3 Switzerland, Power Supply and Demand Balance 10
3.3 Nuclear Power in Europe, 2000-08 15
3.3.1 Installed Capacity & Generation, 2000-08 15
3.4 Nuclear Power: Plans to replace the existing nuclear power units 16
3.4.1 Switzerland, Nuclear Installed Capacity & Generation, 2000-15 16
3.4.2 Switzerland, Commercial Reactors 21
3.5 Regulatory Framework: Emphasis on Safety of Nuclear Plants 22
3.5.1 Regulatory Agencies 22
3.5.2 Nuclear Policy 22
3.5.3 Nuclear Regulations in Switzerland 22
4 Trends and Developments in Switzerland’s Nuclear Power Industry 24
4.1 Key drivers, Challenges and Trends 24
4.1.1 Key drivers 24
4.1.2 Challenges 25
4.1.3 Trends 25
4.2 Switzerland’s Nuclear Power Outlook 26
4.2.1 Investment opportunities 26
5 Switzerland, Nuclear Power Plants, Technical Details 27
5.1 Switzerland, Beznau 1, Nuclear Plant Technical Details 27
5.2 Switzerland, Beznau 2, Nuclear Plant Technical Details 30
5.3 Switzerland, Gosgen, Nuclear Plant Technical Details 33
5.4 Switzerland, Leibstadt, Nuclear Plant Technical Details 36
5.5 Switzerland, Muhleberg, Nuclear Plant Technical Details 39
6 Key Players in Switzerland’s Nuclear Industry 42
6.1 Nordostschweizerische Kraftwerke AG 42
6.1.1 Company Overview 42
6.1.2 Key Information 42
6.1.3 Major Products and Services 42
6.1.4 Competitors 42
6.1.5 Key Employees 43
6.1.6 Locations and Subsidiaries 43
7 Recent Developments 44
7.1 New Contracts 44
7.1.1 Jan 30, 2009: AREVA Signs Long-Term Contract With KKL To Manage Spent Nuclear Fuel At Leibstadt Power Plant 44
7.1.2 Jun 25, 2008: Sulzer Receives Order To Supply 36 Pumps For Two Nuclear Power Stations In China 44
7.1.3 Mar 12, 2008: ABB Wins Order From Terna For 13 Autotransformers 45
7.1.4 Feb 05, 2008: ABB Wins $25 Million Order From Vicem 45
7.1.5 Jan 25, 2008: ABB Wins $50 Million Order From Visy 46
7.1.6 Dec 18, 2007: ABB Wins $440 Million Orders From SGCC In China 46
7.1.7 Nov 09, 2007: ABB Receives $180 Million Power Order From NamPower 48
7.1.8 Oct 05, 2007: ABB Wins $110 Million Order From E.ON Kraftwerke 48
7.1.9 Aug 29, 2007: ABB Wins $25 Million Contract From KPLC 49
7.1.10 May 22, 2007: ABB Wins $350 Million Cable Order To Connect UK And Netherlands 49
7.1.11 May 18, 2007: ABB Wins $35 Million Contract From Statnett 50
7.1.12 May 11, 2007: ABB Wins $54 Million Order From Energinet 51
7.1.13 Apr 23, 2007: ABB Wins $40 Million Power Contract From CTEEP 51
7.1.14 Jan 15, 2007: ABB Wins $42 Million Power Order From KPTCL 52
7.2 Operations Updates 53
7.2.1 Nov 15, 2008: BKW Deactivates Its Muhleberg Nuclear Plant Temporarily 53
7.2.2 Sep 08, 2008: BKW Restarts Production At Muhleberg Nuclear Power Plant 53
7.3 Financial Announcements 54
7.3.1 Feb 26, 2009: BKW Reports 2008 Year-End Results 54
7.3.2 Sep 11, 2008: BKW Declares 1H 2008 Results 55
7.3.3 Mar 10, 2008: BKW Reports 2007 Results 56
7.3.4 Oct 25, 2007: ABB Reports Q3 2007 Results 60
7.3.5 Sep 18, 2007: BKW Declares H1 2007 Results 63
7.3.6 Jul 26, 2007: ABB Reports Q2 2007 Results 64
7.3.7 Apr 26, 2007: ABB Reports Q1 2007 Results 67
7.3.8 Mar 29, 2007: BKW Reports 2006 Results 70
7.4 Strategy and Business Planning 72
7.4.1 Dec 04, 2008: Axpo And BKW Submit Applications To Replace Nuclear Power Plants In Beznau And Muhleberg 72
7.4.2 Jun 10, 2008: Atel Submits Application For Outline Approval Of New Nuclear Power Plant Niederamt In Solothurn 74
7.4.3 Dec 03, 2007: ABB Plans Expansion In India 75
7.5 Government and Public Interest 76
7.5.1 Aug 19, 2008: Switzerland Backs India's Efforts To Develop Civil Nuclear Energy 76
7.6 Other Significant Developments 76
7.6.1 Feb 02, 2009: BKW Appoints Vice President 76
7.6.2 May 10, 2007: ABB Announces Resignation Of President, Global Markets And Technology 77
7.6.3 May 10, 2007: ABB Introduces New Circuit Breaker 77
7.6.4 May 03, 2007: ABB Appoints New Chairman 78
8 Appendix 80
8.1 Methodology 80
8.1.1 Coverage 80
8.1.2 Secondary Research 81
8.1.3 Primary Research 81
8.1.4 Forecasts 82
8.1.5 Expert Panel Validation 82
8.2 Definitions 83
8.2.1 Units of Measure 83
8.3 Contact Us 83
8.4 Disclaimer 83
1.1 List of Tables
Table 1: Switzerland, Historical and Forecasted Installed Generation Capacity, MW, 1996-2020 12
Table 2: Switzerland, Power Generation and Consumption, Billion kilo Watt hours, 1996-2020 14
Table 3: Europe, Nuclear Installed Capacity, MW, 2000-08 15
Table 4: Europe, Nuclear Generation, Billion kilo Watt hours, 2000-08 15
Table 5: Switzerland, Nuclear Installed Capacity, MW, 2000-15 18
Table 6: Switzerland, Nuclear Generation, Billion kilo Watt hours, 2000-15 20
Table 7: Switzerland, Operable Nuclear Reactors, 2007 21
Table 8: Switzerland, Beznau 1, Nuclear Plant Technical Details 27
Table 9: Switzerland, Beznau 2, Nuclear Plant Technical Details 30
Table 10: Switzerland, Gösgen, Nuclear Plant Technical Details 33
Table 11: Switzerland, Leibstadt, Nuclear Plant Technical Details 36
Table 12: Switzerland, Mühleberg, Nuclear Plant Technical Details 39
Table 13: Nordostschweizerische Kraftwerke AG,Key Facts 42
Table 14: Nordostschweizerische Kraftwerke AG, Key Employees, 43
1.2 List of Figures
Figure 1: Switzerland, Power Generation by fuel type, Percentage share, 2007 9
Figure 2: Switzerland, Power Consumption by end user, Percentage share, 2007 10
Figure 3: Switzerland, Historical and Forecasted Electricity Installed Capacity, MW, 1996-2020 11
Figure 4: Switzerland, Historical and Forecasted Power Generation and Consumption, Billion kilo Watt hours, 1996-2020 13
Figure 5: Switzerland, Historical and Forecasted Nuclear Installed Capacity, MW, 2000-15 17
Figure 6: Switzerland, Historical and Forecasted Nuclear Generation, Billion kilo Watt hours, 2000-15 19
Figure 7: GlobalData Methodology 80
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