Preview of the US nuclear outage season: Fall 2014
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The fall 2014 nuclear outage season is expected to be comparably lighter than the spring season as only 22 GW are expected to refuel. With the assumption that non-refueling forced outages and derates remain at historical norms, the total amount of unavailable nuclear capacity during the fall season's peak should be lower by 3 GW than this past spring. However, as we have observed through the summer, forced outages have remained lower than average with the fleet operating near full capacity.
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- Preview of the US nuclear outage season: Fall 2014
Tables and charts
This report includes 6 images and tables including:
- Preview of the US nuclear outage season: Fall 2014: Image 1
- Figure 2: Year-to-date 2014 outages (MW)
- Figure 3: Spring 2014 observed unit-level refueling outages
- Figure 4: Historic median outage date and length for units refueling fall 2014
- Figure 5: Capacity refueling in 2014 by market relative to installed nuclear capacity (MW)
- Figure 6: Observed outages by season (MW)
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