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The gap between energy supply and demand in Africa is huge. The advantages of nuclear energy have aroused the interest of many countries in this region, typically, South Africa, Egypt, Nigeria and Kenya.
The revised Integrated Resource Plan 2010-2030 published for comments by Department of Energy, South Africa in November 2013 indicates "the nuclear decision can probably be delayed.
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♦ Feb.02, 2015
Join in Africa Nuclear Industry List with DOE, NIASA, Eskom, CGNPC, GE, GE Hitachi, Areva and Alstom
♦ Jan.20, 2015
Eskom Invites You to 2nd Nuclear Industry Congress Africa 2015. Last 15 Days!
♦ Jan.13, 2015
The Last Discount Opportunities from 2nd Nuclear Industry Congress Africa 2015 |
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| Event Agenda |
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Feb.12
DAY 1 |
A.M. |
09:00-12:00 Moving forward for Nuclear Energy Development in Africa
12:00-12:30 National Infrastructure and Safety Culture for Nuclear Power |
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14:00-15:00 National Infrastructure and Safety Culture for Nuclear Power (Continued)
15:00-18:00 Good Practices Worldwide to Benefit African Nuclear Energy Future |
Feb.13
DAY 2 |
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09:00-10:00 Special Focus: Case Studies of Nuclear Power Plants in Africa
10:00-12:00 Local Supports and Finance Models for Nuclear Energy Development
12:00-12:30 Advanced Technologies and Localization Strategies in Nuclear Power Industry |
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14:00-17:00 Advanced Technologies and Localization Strategies in Nuclear Power Industry (Continued)
17:00-18:00 Nuclear Fuel Cycle and Waste Management |
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| What's New for 2015? |
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♦ The ONLY COMMERCIAL NUCLEAR conference in Africa which brings you more business opportunities.
♦ The LARGEST COVERAGE of nuclear or nuclear candidate countries in Africa with special focus on South Africa, Egypt, Nigeria, Kenya.
♦ The BORADEST PERSPECTIVE of African nuclear industry from global nuclear players like Russia, USA, South Korea, China, Turkey, Argentina and Slovakia.
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