What is the total energy consumption from nuclear sources?

Identify Nuclear Energy Sources: Nuclear energy is typically used in electricity generation. For most companies, this could refer to the energy consumed from the grid, where part of the electricity may come from nuclear power plants. If your company directly consumes nuclear-generated electricity (e.g., from a dedicated nuclear power contract), this energy needs to be tracked separately. Gather Data for Nuclear Energy Consumption: Collect data on the amount of electricity consumed that comes from nuclear sources. This could be data from your electricity supplier indicating the proportion of energy supplied from nuclear power plants. If your company does not have separate data for nuclear energy, you can estimate the amount of nuclear energy used based on the grid mix in your region (i.e., what percentage of the electricity your company consumes comes from nuclear sources). Convert Nuclear Energy Data to Energy Units (e.g., kWh or MJ): Nuclear energy is typically consumed as electricity measured in kWh or megawatt-hours (MWh). If you have the total electricity consumption and the percentage of electricity from nuclear sources, you can multiply these to determine the amount of energy from nuclear sources. Convert to the Desired Energy Units: If necessary, convert the result from kWh to other units like megajoules (MJ), knowing that: 1 kWh = 3.6 MJ. https://xbrl.efrag.org/e-esrs/esrs-set1-2023.html#4884