Foreword
Executive Summary
1. The Security of Energy Supply and the Contribution of Nuclear Energy - Concepts and Issues
-Energy supply security: An introduction
-Why security of energy supply remains a policy issue in OECD countries
-The external dimension: import dependence, resource exhaustion and carbon policy
-The internal dimension: economic, financial and technical considerations for energy supply security
-Orientations for government policies to enhance the security of energy supply
-Conclusions
2. Indicators and Models for Measuring Security of Energy Supply Risks
-Introduction
-Different approaches towards designing the Supply/Demand Index
-A detailed review of selected seucrity of supply indicators
-Comprehensive models for assessing the seucirty of energy supply
-The Supply/Demand Index
-Concluding observations
3. Evolution of the Security of Energy Supply in OECD Countries
-Time-dependent quantification of the security of energy supply
-Changes in security of supply in selected OECD countries
-Electricity generation and the security of energy supply
-The contribution of nuclear energy and energy intensity to the security of energy supply
-The geographical distribution of SSDI values
-Conclusions
4. Public Attitudes towards Nuclear Energy and Security of Energy Supply
-Public interest in energy supply and related issues in the European Union
-What kind of indicators do consumers use to evaluate their security of energy supply?
-Awareness of the importance of security of supply and public support for nuclear energy
-Conclusion
Annexes
-List of experts
-Acronyms