Research and analysis

Economic Benefit of Improving the UK's Nuclear Supply Chain Capabilities

Analysis by Oxford Economics on opportunities in the nuclear sector, and the potential to expand UK industry market share.

From:
Department for Business, Innovation & Skills and Department of Energy & Climate Change
Published
26 March 2013

Documents

The economic benefit of the improving the UK's nuclear supply chain capabilities

Ref: BIS/13/633

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The economic benefit of the improving the UK's nuclear supply chain capabilities: data underlying charts and tables

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Details

Quantifies the potential economic impacts associated with developing the capabilities of the UK’s nuclear supply chain, based upon direct industry consultation. It:

  • reviews current UK’s supply chain capabilities (defined as any work that can be undertaken within the UK)
  • provides international case studies
  • assesses a range of potential levels of domestic content within new nuclear projects in UK
  • analyses scenarios where UK economic activity is increased above the baseline
  • provides a cost-benefit analysis of policies contained in the Nuclear Supply Chain Action Plan

See also the Nuclear Industrial Strategy.

Published 26 March 2013

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