Idle Reactor Capacity from Regulatory Bans
Definition
No operational reactors mean full capacity loss; even post-ban, 15-year delays mean missing coal replacement window.
Key Findings
- Financial Impact: AUD 1-2B annual lost revenue per GW capacity (at AUD 100/MWh average); 59% historical capacity factor equivalent
- Frequency: Ongoing until 2040+
- Root Cause: Prohibited power level management under current laws
Why This Matters
The Pitch: Nuclear Electric Power Generation in Australia 🇦🇺 loses 100% capacity (zero output) due to bans. Automation of regulatory workflows recovers lost generation.
Affected Stakeholders
Operations Managers, Energy Traders
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Methodology & Sources
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Related Business Risks
Non-compliance with EPBC Act and ARPANS Act
Reactor Construction Cost and Timeline Blowouts
Idle Equipment from CAP Delays
ARPANSA CAP Non-Compliance Fines
CAP Rework Costs from Ineffective Management
Decommissioning Cost Overruns
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