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Energy for Tomorrow 2015 | The Energy for Tomorrow Lounge: Tipping the Scales of Power

Building a power plant is an expensive, long-term commitment. To break ground, projects must model energy demand, resource costs, financial markets, regulation, infrastructure availability and other factors. But the current environment is upending old assumptions, making project finance more complex. Moderator: Diane Cardwell, Business reporter, The New York Times The Power Mix: What must the energy mix for electricity production look like in 30 years? What are the most vital investments that need to be made today and what assumptions are most important to those investments? Fatih Birol, Executive director, International Energy Agency The Nuclear Option: While many renewable energy sources gather popular momentum, some publics are uneasy with nuclear, despite its proven ability to provide reliable power. What would it take to start a new nuclear renaissance? Agneta Rising, Director general, World Nuclear Association