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2 Table of Contents: “... Hydrogen for Global Environment and Energy -- Back from the Future -- Investigation of the I-S Cycle...”

3 “...Almost one quarter of global electricity could be generated from nuclear power by 2050, making a...”

4 “... in alleviating the risks of global climate change...”

5 “... and security of energy supply, as well as lower global climate change risks, the way to continue...”

6 “... emissions sufficient to hold the increase in the global average temperature to well below 2°C above pre...”

7 “...The renewed interest in nuclear energy triggered by concerns about global climate change...”

8 “... preparation and planning is key for the success of global decommissioning and dismantling projects, both...”

9 “... to improve crisis communication on national and global scales in the event of a nuclear accident...”

10 “... the development of a global SMR market to become economically viable. Large-scale deployment of SMRs faces several...”

11 “... that have helped improve preparedness for nuclear emergencies and awareness of the global risks...”

12 “...), for critical and subcritical transmutation systems, and of interest to the Global Nuclear Energy Partnership...”

13 “... analysts suggest that nuclear's share of global energy supply could decrease in coming decades. If energy...”

14 “..., research reactors and processing facilities. These shutdowns have recently created global supply shortages...”

15 “...-case scenario, up to 21 GWe of SMRs could be added globally by 2035, representing approximately 3...”

16 “...Viewed from a general, global perspective, the recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments...”

17 “... industry since the 1980s, with the emergence of some large global nuclear companies. Electricity market...”

18 “... agreements or contracts for difference. In construction, the global convergence of engineering codes...”

19 “... global occupational exposure data and analyses collected and accomplished in 2018, as well as information...”

20 “... in avoiding carbon emissions. It has the potential to decarbonise the global energy sector even further...”