Ten of Japan’s 54 nuclear reactors were shut down due to the earthquake and the resulting tsunami on March 11th; four of which succumbed to actual damage at the Fukushima Daiichi power plant. This spurred international attention on the saftey and producton of the Nuclear industry.

After the accident at the nuclear Fukushima power plant SBI Energy estimates the future growth of the nuclear energy technology market will dampen to 5% less than originally projected in 2020. What are the new industry forecastsand values? And how will the market recover long term? How did the crisis in Japan affect the global outlook for Nuclear? and what measures are being implemented as a response? Find out in SBI Energy's latest white paper.

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