Energy in Gristol-Serkonos

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Electricity generation by source in 2022
Coal: 2 (2.0%)Natural gas, oil, and others: 3 (3.0%)Nuclear power: 45 (45.0%)Hydroelectricity: 30 (30.0%)Wind, solar, tidal: 20 (20.0%)Circle frame.svg
  •   Coal: 2 (2.0%)
  •   Natural gas, oil, and others: 3 (3.0%)
  •   Nuclear power: 45 (45.0%)
  •   Hydroelectricity: 30 (30.0%)
  •   Wind, solar, tidal: 20 (20.0%)

Energy in Gristol-Serkonos describes the overall energy and electricity production, consumption and export in Gristol-Serkonos. The country has access to all main sources of energy including fossil fuels, coal, hydroelectricity, biomass, solar, geothermal, wind, marine and nuclear. Total energy consumption in the country reached 561.9 TWh in 2022.

Nuclear energy accounted for 45% (252.86 TWh) of all electric generation in Gristol-Serkonos.

Energy Sources

Nuclear Energy

Fuel reprocessing and safe storage

In order to comply with National Nuclear Safety Commission Report after a Level 3 Incident at the Atheclaghque Nuclear Generation Station, the nuclear energy suppliers jointly-operate the Hektoen National Nuclear Fuel Reprocessing Centre. Located in Hektoen in the northern Gristol region, the Hektoen NNFRC has been in operation since 1968 and has a capacity of about 1,700 tonnes per year. The Hektoen NNFRC utilizes an aqueous nuclear reprocessing method known as PUREX where 96% of the spent nuclear fuel are recovered. The site also operates a deep geological repository adjacent to the site where the non-recyclable fission products are vitrified along with compacted nuclear control rod hulls and endplates.

In compliance with federal regulations, vitrified fission products and compacted waste from spent nuclear fuel received from foreign countries are returned to the country of origin.

Hydroelectricity

Renewable Sources

Fossil Fuels

Coal