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IEA report describes nuclear growth and need for grid flexibility
The Paris-based International Energy Agency released its annual report on global electricity systems and markets on February 6, showing the output of nuclear energy at record levels in 2025. According to Electricity 2026, nuclear energy together with renewable energy sources (mainly solar) will generate about half of all global electricity by 2030, up from 42 percent today.
Z.N. Utegulov (Nazarbayev Univ.), A. Abdullaev (Nazarbayev Univ.), K. Sekerbayev (Nazarbayev Univ.), B. Muminov (Univ. California, Riverside), J. O'Connell (Nelson Mandela Univ.), R. Rymzhanov (Joint Institute for Nuclear Research), V.A. Skuratov (Joint Institute for Nuclear Research), A. Kozlovskiy (Eurasian Nat'l Univ.), Y. Wang (Nazarbayev Univ.)
Proceedings | Materials in Nuclear Energy Systems (MiNES 2023) | New Orleans, LA, December 10-14, 2023 | Pages 103-103
