Outline of Hitachi -GE Nuclear Energy and the Role of Nuclear Supplier

© Hitachi-GE Nuclear Energy, Ltd. 2012. All rights reserved.

Masahito Yoshimura Hitachi-GE Nuclear Energy, Ltd.

“Role of Nuclear Power in the Light of Energy Security and Climate Change”

Hitachi-GE Nuclear Energy, Ltd. Property

February 21, 2012

The 3rd IAEE Asian Conference

Outline of Hitachi-GE Nuclear Energy and the Role of Nuclear Supplier


1. Outline of Hitachi-GE Nuclear Energy

Contents

3. Nuclear Supplier’s Role for Sustainable Nuclear Development



2. Energy Market Overview and Role of Nuclear



Contents

3. Nuclear Supplier’s Role for Sustainable Nuclear Development

2. Energy Market Overview and Role of Nuclear




Research Development

Design Manufacturing Construction

Services

GE-Hitachi Nuclear Energy (Established on June 4, 2007)

Develop and promote latest BWR Technologies and Services

General Electric Company

Hitachi – GE Global Nuclear Alliance 1-1.

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Hitachi-GE Nuclear Energy (Established on July 1, 2007)

Hitachi Limited

Sales Licensing

Joint Press Conference in New York City (July 9, 2007)

Synergy

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1-2. Nuclear related facilities of Hitachi Group

Akihabara Daibiru

Tokyo HQ

Hitachi Works

Hitachi-GE Nuclear Energy, Ltd.

Reactor Pressure Vessel

BHK Co. Ltd.

Main Control System

Omika Works

Hitachi Works

Turbine Generator

Reactor Internal Pump Hitachi Plant

Technologies, Co., Ltd

Nuclear Components

Rinkai Works


PO

WE

R

* COOPERATION CONSTRUCTION

TSURUGA-1*

10

15

(GWe)

1970 1975 1985 357

0

5

1995 2005 460 460 540 784

1100

840

1100

1100

1100

820

1100

540 1137

1100

1356

1356

20

825

1380

1358

Advanced BWR phase Improvement and Standardization phase Domestic Production Phase

KASHIWAZAKI-KARIWA 7*

KASHIWAZAKI-KARIWA 6*

KASHIWAZAKI-KARIWA 4

HAMAOKA - 4* SHIKA - 1

KASHIWAZAKI-KARIWA - 5 SHIMANE - 2

HAMAOKA - 3* FUKUSHIMA II - 4

FUKUSHIMA II - 2

HAMAOKA - 2* TOKAI - 2*

FUKUSHIMA Ⅰ-4 HAMAOKA - 1*

SHIMANE - 1

FUKUSHIMA I -1*

ONAGAWA - 3*

HAMAOKA - 5*

SHIKA - 2

Construction Start

1358 SHIMANE - 3

MWe

Commercial Operation

2010

1373

40 years of continuous experience Continuous workforce development OHMA * 1383

Two BWRs are in process of decommissioning

Japan Total (～50GWe)

32 BWRs

(4ABWRs) 24

PWRs

25

1385 HIGASHIDOHR -I *

5

1-3. Construction Records : Continuous Experiences


Provide wide range of products and services covering design, manufacturing, construction, fuel supply and maintenance services.

Design

Manufacturing

Construction Maintenance Services

Integrated services provided by Hitachi Group Companies

Fuel Supply

1.4 Capability : Covering Whole Plant Life



Contents

2. Energy Market Overview and Role of Nuclear 3. Nuclear Supplier’s Role for Sustainable Nuclear Development




World Energy Consumption (quadrillion Btu)

Source: Prepared from International Energy Outlook 2011

Steady growth of world energy demand is projected (1.5 times from 2008 to 2035) Growth in Asian region will contribute the most (1.95 times from 2008 to 2035)

2-1. World Energy Market Trend

0

200

400

600

800

1000

2008 2015 2020 2025 2030 2035

Other Areas

Aisa

Europe

North America


2-2. Fukushima Impact on Nuclear Industry

The government announced to revise the basic energy plan Less dependence on nuclear, expand use of renewable energy and promote clean use of coal will be focused Importance of nuclear energy as an effective measures to reduce CO2 emissions will remain globally

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2007 2030 2030 （estimated）

26

Coal25

Oil 13

9

Nuclear

Fossil fuel +CCS

Renewable

LNG 28

Basic Energy Plan

34%

Revise

Nuclear （50％）

Renewable, Etc.

（20％）

Source：Hitachi Research Institute based on METI

Composition of power generation energy sources in Japan

Zero Emission

70%

Composition Ratio (%)

Oil

LNG Coal

Composition of power generation energy sources in Japan

Market trend of Energy Sector

Domestic Overseas

Nuclear Low visibility

- Maintaining nuclear power, with some exceptions

- Stable demand for mid and long term

Thermal Urgent demand Stable demand

Renewable Expanding demand Stable demand

Saving energy


From Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda‘s speech at U.N. meeting on nuclear safety (Sept. 2011) 9. Japan is determined to raise the safety of nuclear power generation to the highest level in the world. ・・・・・ 10. Japan stands ready to respond to the interest of countries seeking to use nuclear power generation. For several years, emerging nations and many other countries around the world have earnestly explored ways of using nuclear energy amid the need for energy security and in response to global warming. Japan has been supporting their efforts, including their improvements of nuclear safety. Japan remains steadfast in responding positively to their interest in our undertakings. http://english.kyodonews.jp/news/2011/09/116392.html

Prime Minister’s vision on nuclear power plant technology export

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2-2. Fukushima Impact on Nuclear Industry


Actively help to bring the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power station Incident to an end. Focus on the safety issues to be applied for existing and under construction plants Provide solutions for medium and long term countermeasures

Support Fukushima countermeasures

Respond to customer’s expectations in the countries moving forward with plans to construct new nuclear power facilities

Contribute to overseas nuclear development projects

Raise the safety of nuclear power generation as an effective source of energy for curbing CO2 emissions to meet continuing global demand.

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2-3. Hitachi Basic Policy on Nuclear



Contents

3. Nuclear Supplier’s Role for Sustainable Nuclear Development 2. Energy Market Overview and Role of Nuclear




Sustainable Nuclear

Development

Nuclear Security

Non-proliferation

Nuclear Safety

Compensation for Nuclear Damage

Environmental Protection

3-1. Key Issues for Sustainable Nuclear Development

Readiness for necessary frameworks (International Treaties, Bilateral Agreements, Domestic legislation, etc. ) to ensure nuclear safety, security, safeguard, etc.


Regulatory Body

Utility Company (Owner/Operator)

Industries

Government

Regulatory Body

Utility Company

Nuclear Supply Industry

Govern-ment

Exim Bank

Supply Country Introducing Country

Responsible for necessary national capability building for sustainable nuclear development and long-term safe operation of NPP.

Not only providing safe and reliable nuclear technology but also cooperation in developing necessary capability.

3-2. Nuclear Supplier’s Role


“Nuclear Power Plant Exporter’s Principles of Conduct (POC)”

What’s POC? (See POC’s Web site in detail : www.nuclearprinciples.org.)

An industry code of conduct resulting from a three‐year initiative to develop norms of corporate self‐management in the exportation of nuclear power plants. The nuclear power plant industry’s shared high standards in the areas of safety, security, environmental protection and spent fuel management, compensation for nuclear damage, nonproliferation and ethics.

Who adopted the POC?

Addressing not only what exporters should consider in designing the plant but also

i) exporter’s expectation for customer countries’ readiness of introducing nuclear, and ii) encouraging exporters‘ efforts to help customer to develop its infrastructure

AREVA, ATMEA, Atomstroyexport, Candu Energy, GE Hitachi , Hitachi‐GE, KEPCO, MHI, Toshiba, Westinghouse

3-3. Nuclear Exporter’s Principles of Conduct


Summary



Steady growth of energy demand projected, especially in Asia region. Nuclear will remain being as an important energy source option for reduction of CO2 emission. Hitachi-GE commits to take a role as a nuclear technology supplier to provide safe and reliable technology Introducing countries‘ efforts together with cooperative activities of international organizations, supply country’s Government and nuclear industries will be the key for sustainable nuclear development


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