PennEnergy Research Nuclear Uprates Feedwater Heaters for Nuclear Power - Global Market Size, Competitive Landscape and Key Country Analysis to 2020

	Nuclear Uprates Feedwater Heaters for Nuclear Power - Global Market Size, Competitive Landscape and Key Country Analysis to 2020 Summary This report provides insight on the development of the global nuclear power industry and market analysis for feedwater heaters used in nuclear power market. The feedwater heaters market analysis include nuclear capacity additions, key drivers and restraints, and market size in terms of volume and value during 2006-2020 for key countries including the US, Canada, the UK, France, Spain, Russia, Ukraine, China, Japan and South Korea. In addition, feedwater heaters market analysis for the emerging nuclear countries is also covered in the report. Scope Analysis of trends in the global nuclear power industry and demand for feedwater heaters in various regions, including Asia-Pacific, Europe, and North America Market volume and value of feedwater heaters used for commercial nuclear power reactors from 2006 to 2012 and forecast for nine years up until 2020 Qualitative analysis of drivers and restraints of feedwater heaters market Information on major market players such as Alstom Power SA, Westinghouse Electric Company, LLC, Foster Wheeler AG (Foster Wheeler), Balcke-Durr GmbH (Balcke-Durr) and Thermal Engineering International (USA) Inc. (TEI) Deaerators for Nuclear Power - Global Market Size, Major Players and Key Country Analysis to 2020 Summary This report provides insight on the development of the global nuclear power industry and market analysis for deaerators used in nuclear power market. The deaerators market analysis include nuclear capacity additions, key drivers and restraints, and market size in terms of volume and value during 2006-2020 for key countries including the US, Canada, the UK, France, Spain, Russia, Ukraine, China, Japan and South Korea. In addition, deaerators market analysis for the emerging nuclear countries are also covered in the report. Scope Analysis of trends in the global nuclear power industry and demand for deaerators in various regions, including Asia-Pacific, Europe, and North America Market volume and value of deaerators used for commercial nuclear power reactors from 2006 to 2012 and forecast for nine years up until 2020 Qualitative analysis of drivers and restraints of deaerator market Information on major market players such as Alstom Power, BGR Energy System, BHI Company Limited, Balcke Durr, Doosan Heavy Industries, Kansas City Deaerator Company, and Sterling Deaerator Electricity Costs and Economics Report Summary The power sector still remains an attractive area for investment but investors are now more cautious than previously. Global warming continues to be a dominant theme but alongside that there is a new pragmatism about fossil fuel combustion which will continue to dominate the power sector for another generation at least. Meanwhile renewable sources of generation continue to advance, led principally by wind power but with solar capacity growing rapidly too, though from a small base. Electricity is the most important energy source in the modern age but also the most ephemeral, a source that must be consumed as fast as it is produced. This makes modeling the economics of electricity production more complex than carrying out the same exercise for other products. Accurate modeling is important because it forms the basis for future investment decisions. In the electricity sector two fundamental yardsticks are used for cost comparison, capital cost and the levelized cost of electricity. The latter is a lifecycle cost analysis of a power plant that uses assumptions about the future value of money to convert all future costs and revenues into current prices. This model is widely used in the power industry but has some significant failings, particularly in its ability to handle risk. Even so these two measures, together, are the first consulted when power sector investment and planning decisions are to be made. Production of electricity has always involved an element of risk but this has been extended, and in some cases magnified by the introduction of liberalized electricity markets. One big source of risk is fuel price risk. If an investment is made today based on a predicted cost of natural gas that turns out to be wildly in error because prices soar, as has happened during the past decade, then that investment will be in danger of failing to be economical to operate. Therefore some measure of the risk of fuel price volatility should be included in any economic model. Other risks arise where large capital investment is required in untested technology. Meanwhile the liberalized market has introduced new types of risk more often associated with financial markets. Scope Analysis of power generation costs concepts, drivers and components Assessment of electricity costs for different technologies in terms of the two fundamental yardsticks used for cost comparison, capital cost and the levelized cost of electricity Insight relating to the most innovative technologies and potential areas of opportunity for manufacturers Examination of the key power generation technologies costs Identification of the key trends shaping the market, as well as an evaluation of emerging trends that will drive innovation moving forward