Electric power industry global production

The most important emissions considered in the power generation industry, due to their effects on the environment, are SO2, CO2 and NOx which are computed based on each scenario simulatioa The effects of electric power generation systems activities on the climate changes, human health and environmental issues can be mentioned as a significant cost imposed on global community. In this section, the penalty cost modeling of the emission production in each scenario is computed as following equation. 

Results show that the energy production of the country increases during this period of time. The rate of power plant corrstmction is affected by the global sanction after 2008 so the growth of electrical energy production is not proportionate to the other industrial sections. 

Following Smith and Delaby (1991) global emissions comprises local emissions derived fi-om the production of utilities in industrial site and the balance between increasing/lowering of the emissions in the regional power station due to electricity imports and exports to regional power network by the utility system. 

In his prescient plenary speech On the nature of nuclear power and its future [1] at the GLOBAL 93 conference. Wolf Hafele compared the technical, institutional, and social opportunities for a second wave of nuclear deployments to those which brought about the Industrial revolution. He argued that the first wave of nuclear deployments - for electricity production and with an open fuel cycle - was destined to saturate at under 400 GWe global deployment because ... 

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