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| Russian energy group Rosatom is a contender for South Africa's nuclear expansion project and the country will award the contract by the end of the year, the chairman of the South African Nuclear Energy Corporation (Necsa) said on June 19th. South Africa is planning to build 9,600 megawatts (MW) of nuclear capacity to wean itself off coal, a project that could be one of the world's biggest nuclear contracts in decades. Besides Rosatom, major nuclear firms from South Korea, France, the United States and China are interested in bidding for it. Although South Africa's High Court earlier this year deemed a nuclear cooperation pact with Russia unlawful, state-controlled Rosatom said it was still committed to taking part in a competitive bidding process to build nuclear plants in South Africa. Is South Africa ready for nuclear new build already? The 5th Turkey –Middle East and Africa Nuclear Industry Congress 2017 on October18-19 in Istanbul, Turkey offers the information you are keen to know. Session 1 Exploring Nuclear Power Scenarios in Middle East and Africa on Day 1, Oct 18 1200 South Africa's Readiness for New Nuclear ♦Challenges faced by nuclear industry Group Discount before 12th July, 2017
For more options, register online or contact us by maisiec@szwgroup.com or call our team by 86 21 5830 0710 ext 8038. LinkedIn Group ( AtomToday): https://www.linkedin.com/groups/10308435 Series Event
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