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Toshiba Group
Company B Company A
Company C
Company D
Others
389GWe
(432 plants)
No.1 share
108GWe
28%
U.S. 62 plants Taiwan 2 plants
Japan 21 plants Switzerland 2 plants
Sweden 21 plants Finland 2 plants
Korea 6 plants Slovenia 1 plant
Spain 5 plants Brazil 1 plant
Total 112 plants
Toshiba Group construction track record
Share of plants in operation
Nuclear reactor: main contracts (ratio to installed capacity)
BWR
ABWR
PWR
AP1000™
(Picture: Westinghouse Electric
Company)
Establishing a profitable global business structure based on extensive
construction experience and superior technologies.
Demand for electricity will grow in proportion to
economic and population growth. Nuclear power
generation is free of CO2 emissions and offers
essential advantages in energy security and
countering climate change. That is why it is now
taking off on a global scale.
In the United States, plans for new plant
construction are making real progress–and so is
Toshiba. Of 32 plants announced, 18 are to have
reactors from Toshiba Group. The government is
supporting construction with loan guarantees and
so far has selected seven candidates, six of them
Toshiba plants. The two Vogtle plants will be the
fi rst to benefi t from this policy.
We anticipate long term global expansion
driven by demand for fuel and improving the
reliability and economic viability of existing plants.
Market Environment
Nuclear power can deliver energy security and address climate change, and is finding
growing global demand.
Nuclear Energy Business
Forecasts point to expanded global demand for electricity, and nuclear power generation is increasingly
seen as a viable means to ensuring energy security and mitigating global warming. On the strength of
cutting-edge technologies and excellent construction record Toshiba Group is winning an increasing
number of orders for the construction of nuclear power plants, even as we expand our service business
and strengthen our nuclear fuel business. Through these measures we hope to further reinforce the
overall structure of the nuclear power business and to achieve sustained growth and a robust earnings
base.
Propulsion from both BWR and PWR Nuclear power plants by company
Special Feature: Return to the path of sustained growth with steadily higher profi t
— Focus resources on growth business areas
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