April 24, 2024
SMRs: Leading the Charge towards Clean and Reliable Energy in the 21st Century
A view of today’s energy landscape within the SMR market and how this innovative technology is a critical game-changer for reaching zero-carbon emissions goals. In this invite-only workshop, break down industry challenges and opportunities within the SMR market and the exploration of the latest technologies for meeting these demands, learn about complementary synergies between the SMR and Large Reactor technologies and how this dynamic duo can expedite energy independence and energy security across the globe.
The 9th CEE NIC 2024 is open to all delegates, exhibitors and visitors.
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Topic 1: Emerging Trends in SMR Deployment: Global Growth Perspectives
- Explore the Competition for SMR Deployment: Insights from Leading European Case Studies, Key Market Players, and the Potential of International Collaboration to Accelerate Innovation and Drive Commercialization.
- Stay Updated on Recent Project Developments Worldwide: Discover Prominent Countries in the International SMR Market, Identify Expansion Opportunities, and Strategize Market Entry into New Territories.
- Revisiting Idled Nuclear Facilities and Policy Shifts: Examine the Shift Away from Decommissioning and the Resurgence of Nuclear Power, and Learn How to Forge Partnerships with International Leaders Embracing Nuclear Energy.
Topic 2: Driving Nuclear Expansion and Collaboration: Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) as Catalysts for Achieving Net Zero
- Discover the Synergies between SMRs and Large Reactors in the Pursuit of Net Zero Emissions for Future Societies and Industries.
- Gain Valuable Insights into How Nuclear Power Can Contribute to Grid Resilience and Shape the Future Energy Mix, Leveraging the Strengths of both SMRs and Traditional Large-Scale Reactors.
- Assess the Industry's Perception of SMRs versus Large Plants, and Uncover the Roles they play in Accelerating the Journey towards Net Zero Emissions, Offering Support for your decarbonization Strategy.
Topic 3: Ensuring the Future of SMRs: Enhancing Supply Chain Efficiency, Capacity, and Resource Planning
- Adapting and Strengthening Supply Chains to Overcome Global Supply Chain Instabilities and Challenges in Modular Construction, encompassing Component Manufacturing, Inventory Management, and Fuel Supply.
- Accessing Up-to-Date Insights on Supply Chain Assurance and Developing Resourcing Strategies to Attract Financing, Satisfy Stakeholders, and Generate Investment.
- Exploring International Opportunities Arising from SMR Supply Chain Requirements for Suppliers and Innovators, and Implementing Strategies to Secure Market Share.
Topic 4: Public-Private Partnerships and Transforming Nuclear Financing
- Recognizing the Significance of Financing for the Commercialization of New Nuclear Technologies, including SMRs, and Understanding the Unique Financing Landscape for these Projects.
- Exploring the Diverse Options for Financing New Nuclear Ventures and Strategies to Instill Confidence in Private and Public Investors regarding the Economic Viability of SMRs.
- Understanding the Funding Streams Needed at Different Stages of the Project and Ensuring a Sustainable Funding Model for New Nuclear Initiatives.
- Unlocking Large-Scale Financing: Identifying the Roles and Responsibilities of Utilities and Reactor Developers in Supporting Innovative Financing Approaches across the Nuclear Industry.
Topic 5: Addressing the Talent Gap: Nurturing the Next Generation of Nuclear Experts
- Discover How Innovative Technologies are enabling the Attraction, Retention, Retraining, and Protection of Nuclear Workforce.
- Learn from Global Leaders on Capturing and Sharing Tribal Knowledge in Real-Time with Global Teams.
- Explore Strategies for Making Informed Technology Selection Decisions to Maximize the Value of SMR Investments.
Topic 6: Efficient and Sustainable: Revolutionizing Global Coal Repowering
- Delve into a Fast, Low-Cost, and Repeatable System for Converting Existing Coal Plants, Allowing for the Repurposing of Trillions of Dollars' Worth of Infrastructure to Generate Reliable Energy without Emissions.
- Understand the Role of Purpose-Driven Digital Tools and Data Exchange Infrastructure in Standardizing and Optimizing Procurement, Investment, and Regulatory Approval Processes, Expediting the Affordable Repowering of the Global Coal Fleet with SMRs.
- Gain Exclusive Insights to Achieve High-Certainty Schedules and Budgets, Enabling Confident Investments in Decarbonization Efforts, with the Potential to Eliminate Almost One-Third of Global Net Annual CO2 Emissions or Approximately 15 Billion Tonnes of CO2 Annually from the Planet.
Style: Free Networking
Estimated Number of Attendees: 30-50
Wrap Up
April 25, 2024
Held in parallel with 9th Central & Eastern Europe Nuclear Industry Congress 2024 Strategic Conference, The 9th CEE NIC 2024 is the must-attend Technical Conference that is exclusively dedicated to discussing advanced technologies for the whole Nuclear industry.
The 9th CEE NIC 2024 is open to all delegates, exhibitors and visitors.
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Main Forum—Enabling a Strong Nuclear Programme in CEEs
08:00
08:50
Registration and morning tea
Welcome & Chairperson’s Opening Address
Session One: Explore the Prospects for Nuclear Power Opportunities Globally
09:00
Global Nuclear Power Market: Current Status, Trends, and Future Prospects
- Landscape of Planned and Operational Nuclear Projects Worldwide
- Global ecosystem – competitiveness (strategic competition with third countries) and challenges for nuclear during military conflicts (security of energy supply, safety, safeguards, human impact on plant staff)
- International Cooperation and Nuclear Supply Chain Support
- Advancements in Next-Generation Nuclear Reactor Technologies: Small Modular Reactors (SMRs), Generation IV Reactors, Advanced Modular Reactors (AMRs), Fusion, and more.
Rafael Mariano Grossi
Director General
IAEA
09:25
Positioning Nuclear Power as a Catalyst for Achieving a Competitive Low-Carbon Europe
- Nuclear Power's Role in Europe's Path to Carbon Neutrality: Assessing the Implications of the EU Taxonomy
- European Nuclear Ecosystem – Regulatory Framework, Competences, Staffing and Funding risks and Needs
- Guarantee the Security of Supply of Nuclear Materials, Particularly Nuclear Fuel
- Reforming Market Design in the European Electricity Market to Accommodate Nuclear Power
Kadri Simson
European Commissioner for Energy
European Commission
Session Two: Overview of Nuclear Power Situation and Potentials in CEE Countries
09:50
Expansion of Nuclear Power and Small Modular Reactor (SMR) Potential in the Czech Republic
- Updates on European Commission Support for the Construction of a New Nuclear Power Plant in Dukovany
- Recent Developments in the Tendering Process for Dukovany 5
- Czech SMR Roadmap, Applicability and Contribution to the Economy
- Long Term Operation Nuclear Program in Czech (Temelin site)
- Czech’s Deep Geological Repository (DGR) Roadmap
Jozef Síkela
Minister of Industry and Trade
Czech Republic
10:15
Networking Coffee Break
10:45
Poland's Ambitious Nuclear Power Program: Current Status and Future Outlook
- Recent Developments in Poland's 1st Nuclear Power Plant Project
- The latest progress of Polish 2nd NPP Project in Patnów
- International Collaboration to Accelerate Poland's Nuclear Program, including SMR and HTGR
- Update on Poland’s Nuclear Waste Management Program
Adam Guibourgé-Czetwertyński
Undersecretary of state at the Ministry of Climate
Poland
11:10
Exploring Opportunities for Nuclear Power Engagement in Bulgaria
- Bulgaria's Energy Strategy: Plans for the Construction of Four New Nuclear Reactors
- Updates on the Progress of Kozloduy New Unit 7 and 8
- Kozloduy LTO safety actions revised by IAEA
- International Collaboration for the Diversification of Nuclear Fuel Supplies.
Rossen Hristov
the Minister of Energy
Bulgaria
11:35
Exploring Opportunities for Nuclear Power Engagement in Romania
- Romania's Integrated National Plan for Energy and Climate Change: A Roadmap for Sustainable Development
- Nuclear Financing Program for Cernavoda Unit 3 and 4
- Life Extension for Cernavoda Unit 1
- First Small Modular Reactor (SMR) Deployment Plan in Doicești, Romania.
Virgil-Daniel Popescu
Minister of Energy
Romania
12:00
Panel Discussion：
[Supply Chain Focus] How to Build an Independent, Robust, Resilient Nuclear Supply Chains to Guarantee Energy Sovereignty in CEE Countries
- Diversification across the Nuclear Value Chain – Opportunities and Challenges for EU’s Security of Supply and Nuclear Safety
- Opportunities and Challenges in Supply Chain Diversification and Standardisation for Nuclear Components and Services, incl. for SMRs
- A joint Supply Chain Driven Platform Supported by All the Shareholders
- To Explore New Build, SMR, Fusion, D&D and etc
IAEA/Government/Regulator/Operator/Reactor Vendor/EPC/NSSS Vendors
12:40
Networking luncheon
14:00
Nuclear Energy Strategies for Ensuring Supply Reliability, Competitiveness, and Climate Goals in Slovenia
- Slovenia's Nuclear Power Plan: A Pathway towards Energy Independence
- Prospects and Developments of JEK 2 Project, Aimed at Establishing a Second Reactor at Krško in Slovenia
- Approval of Life Extension Plan for Krško NPP until 2043
- Progress on the Krško Dry Storage Facility for Used Fuel
Jernej Vrtovec
Minister of Infrastructure
Slovenia
14:25
Nuclear Power Plants in Slovakia: Overview and Updates
- Slovakia's Clean Energy Strategy in Alignment with the European Union's Emissions Reduction Goals
- Current Status of Mochovce 3 and 4 Units at the Bohunice Site
- SMRs and Future of New Nuclear in Slovakia
- Maintenance and Life Extension Plans for Nuclear Power Plants
- Progress Updates on the Dismantling of the Bohunice V1 Nuclear Power Plant.
Peter Dovhun
Minister of Economy
Slovak Republic
14:50
Latest Developments in Finland's Nuclear Power Strategy and Plans
- Strengthening Finland's Nuclear Security Regime to Support Net-Zero Ambitions
- Feasibility Study for Future Deployment of Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) and Nuclear New Build Projects
- Updates on Nuclear New Build Project (Hanhikivi 1) and Lifetime Extension for Units 1 and 2 of Loviisa Nuclear Power Plant
- Deep Geological Repository in Finland – Status and Lessons Learned
Mika Lintilä
Minister of Economic Affairs
Finland
15:15
Coffee Break and Business Networking
15:45
Advancements in Nuclear Power Development in Hungary
- Modernization of Hungary's Nuclear Regulatory Framework
- Recent Updates on the Progress of the Paks II New Build Project
- Implementation of Capacity Maintenance Plan and Lifetime Extension Measures
- Approval of a Proposal for Further Extending the Lifespan of Paks 1-4 Units.
Péter Szijjártó
Minister of Foreign
Hungary
Session Three: Mitigating Risks, Securing Financing, and Ensuring Effective Project Management in International Collaborations
16:10
Addressing the Persistent Concerns of Cyber-Nuclear Security Risk Management
Open for Sponsor
16:35
Exploring Current Opportunities and Best Practices in Financing Nuclear Projects
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)
17:00
International Collaboration: Gaining Insights into Project Management of Nuclear New Build Programs
- Effective Organizational Structures, Coordination, and Control for Large-Scale Undertakings
- Adherence to Commitments for Project Timelines and Cost Management
- Responsive Project Management: Best Practices, Addressing Bottleneck Issues, and Adopting New Strategies to Manage Complexities
- Local Capacity Building and Supply Chain Development in Nuclear Power Plant Projects.
Open for Sponsor
17:25
Panel Discussion:
Addressing Challenges in Nuclear New Build and International Cooperation in the Context of the EU Taxonomy
- Support the Creation and Maintenance of Enabling Policy Frameworks, Regulatory Pathways, and Codes and Standards to Enable Nuclear Energy Deployment
- Foster a Financial Environment that Promotes Investment in Nuclear Energy
- Exploring the Potential of Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) to Expand Nuclear Capacity
- Collaborations on Strategic Opportunities in Uranium Extraction, Conversion, Enrichment, and Fuel Fabrication to Develop Secure and Reliable Nuclear Fuel Supply Chains for the Operating Reactor Fleets and New Advanced Reactors
Government/Regulator/Operator/Reactor Vendors/EPCs/Others
18:00
Chairman’s Closing Remark and End of Main Forum
Wrap Up
April 26, 2024
Held in parallel with 9th Central & Eastern Europe Nuclear Industry Congress 2024 Strategic Conference, The 9th CEE NIC 2024 is the must-attend Technical Conference that is exclusively dedicated to discussing advanced technologies for the whole Nuclear industry.
The 9th CEE NIC 2024 is open to all delegates, exhibitors and visitors.
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Sub-Forum One—Nuclear New Build, LTO, SMRs and Advanced Nuclear Technologies in CEEs
08:00
08:50
Registration and morning tea
Welcome & Chairperson’s Opening Address
Session Four A: Addressing New Build and Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) in CEEs: Recent Progress and Achievements
09:00
Accelerating Czech’s New Nuclear Power Projects and SMRs
- Updates on the Progress of Dukovany Unit 5 and Unit 6
- Tender Opportunities and Challenges in the Dukovany Unit 5
- Feasibility Studies for Temelín Units 3 and 4
- Future Plans for SMR Deployment at Preferred Sites such as Temelín, Dětmarovice, and Tušimice.
Bohdan Zronek
chief nuclear officer of ČEZ and member of the board of directors
09:25
Poland's Pursuit of Nuclear Power Program, Encompassing Large Reactors and SMRs
- Projected Timeline for the First Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) at Lubiatowo-Kopalino
- Prospects for an Additional New Nuclear Power Project in Pątnów, Poland
- Outlook on the Commercialization and Deployment of Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) in Poland
- International Collaboration on Advanced Nuclear Technology including HTGR
Mateusz Berger
President of the Management Board
Polskie Elektrownie Jadrowe(PEJ)
09:50
Prospects for New Nuclear Power Projects at Bulgaria's Kozloduy Site
- Bulgaria's Energy Strategy: Incorporating Four New Nuclear Reactors for Economic and Energy Security Reasons
- Resuming New Nuclear Power Projects through International Collaboration
- Approval of a New Plan for Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant Units 7 and Potential Unit 8 Projects
- Optimizing the International Supply Chain for the Belene Project's Legacy
Valentin Iliev
CEO
Kozloduy NPP - New Build plc
10:15
Coffee Break and Business Networking
10:45
The Future of New Nuclear Power and SMRs in Romania
- Updates on the Construction Progress of Cernavoda Units 3 and 4
- Timescale for New Build Projects and Associated Infrastructure Developments
- International Support for Financing and Research and Development (R&D)
- Timeline for the Deployment of a VOYGR-6 SMR Power Plant at Doicești.
Cosmin Ghita
CEO
SN Nuclearelectrica S.A.
11:10
The Latest Updates on the Paks Nuclear Power Plant Unit 5 and 6 Project in Hungary
- Current Status of the Paks Nuclear Power Plant Unit 5 and 6 Project in Hungary
- Updates on the Financing Agreement for the Paks II Investment
- The Recent Progress of the 1st New Unit in the Paks II Project.
Andrea Beatrix Kádár
President
Hungarian Atomic Energy Authority(HAEA)/Paks II. Nuclear Power Plant Ltd
11:35
Sharing Slovakia's Experience with the Mochovce Units 3 and 4 Project
- New Financing Support for the Completion of Mochovce Units 3 and 4
- Challenges in Project Management: Dealing with Delays and Cost Overruns
- Ensuring Quality Control in Equipment Design, Manufacturing, Transport, and Installation.
Branislav Strýček
Chairman and CEO
Slovenské Elektrárne
12:00
Panel Discussion:Promoting Cross-Border Collaboration for Advancing SMR Deployment in CEE Countries
- Highlighting Specific Measures Taken to Facilitate Inter-Governmental Relationship Harmonization and Address Assessment Streamlining Challenges
- Examining the Need for Regulatory Collaboration to Establish Consensus on Technical, Policy, Safety, and Security Issues to Enhance the Role of Advanced SMR Designs in Clean Energy Production
- Emphasizing the Importance of Safety and Security Considerations in Licensing Processes to Enable Technology Holders and Operators to Develop Standardized Approaches for Manufacturing and Operation.
12:40
Networking Luncheon
Session Five A: Strategies for the Long-Term Operation and Modernization of Aging Nuclear Power Plants.
14:00
Ongoing Modernization Projects at Czech Republic's Dukovany and Temelín Nuclear Power Plants
Bohdan Zronek
A Member of the Board of Directors and Director of the Nuclear Energy Division
ČEZ
14:25
Latest Developments in the Life Extension of Unit 1 at Romania's Cernavoda Nuclear Power Plant
SN Nuclearelectrica S.A
14:50
Case Study: Revised Long-Term Operation Program for Bulgaria's Kozloduy NPP
Andrey Krasnocharov, Deputy CEO of Kozloduy NPP
15:15
Networking Coffee Break
Session Six A: Charting the Path to Small Modular Reactor (SMRs) Commercialization in CEE Countries
15:45
Realizing the Potential of Small Modular Reactors:
- Exploring How Small Modular Reactors Can Contribute to Achieving Climate and Energy Security Goals for Utilities Worldwide
- Envisioning the Future of Modular Reactor Technologies.
Open for Sponsor (Westinghouse/NuScale/GE-Hitachi/KHNP/Rolls-Royce/……)
16:10
Transforming Ideas into Reality: Advancements in Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) and Advanced Reactor Deployment
- Evaluating the Advantages and Application Requirements of New Reactor Technologies: SFR, MSR, SMR, and More
- Identification of New Reactor Technology Options for Projects in CEE Countries
- In-Depth Exploration of Public-Private Partnerships to Enhance Collaboration with the Public Sector
- Addressing Supply Chain Challenges, including Fuel Requirements, to facilitate the Deployment of Advanced Reactors.
Open for Sponsor
16:35
Expediting the Commercialization of Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) in CEE Countries
- Analyzing the Prospects for SMR Commercialization and Deployment, and Obtaining the Latest Insights from Industry Leaders Driving the Nuclear Renaissance to Identify Potential Opportunities
- Assessing Emerging and Established Reactor Designs to Understand Investor Preferences and Financial Considerations
- Engaging in Networking Opportunities with Industry Peers to Gain Market Insights and Develop Strategies to Seize the SMR and Advanced Reactor Opportunity.
Open for Sponsor
17:00
Case Study: The Current Status of 1st SMR (ACP 100) in China
China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC)
17:25
Panel Discussion:
Ensuring the Long-Term Success of SMRs: Supply Chain Management, Capacity Building, and Resource Planning
- Adapting and Strengthening Supply Chains to Address Global Supply Chain Disruptions and Challenges in Modular Construction, including Component Manufacturing, Inventory Management, and Fuel Supplies
- Exploring the Latest Insights on Supply Chain Assurance and Developing Clear Resource Strategies to Attract Financing, Satisfy Stakeholders, and Generate Investment
- Delving into International Opportunities Presented by SMR Supply Chain Requirements for Suppliers and Innovators, and Strategies to Secure Market Share.
Westinghouse/NuScale/GE-Hitachi/KHNP/Rolls-Royce
18:00
Chairman’s Closing Remark and Sub-Forum One
April 26, 2024
Held in parallel with 9th Central & Eastern Europe Nuclear Industry Congress 2024 Strategic Conference, The 9th CEE NIC 2024 is the must-attend Technical Conference that is exclusively dedicated to discussing advanced technologies for the whole Nuclear industry.
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Sub forum Two—Decommissioning, Radioactive Waste and Nuclear Fuel Cycle
08:00
08:50
Registration and morning tea
Welcome & Chairperson’s Opening Address
Session Four B: Decommissioning Successes & Project Learnings in CEE Countries
09:00
Exploring Nuclear Decommissioning: Navigating a Growing Market
- Assessing the Current Status and Opportunities in the CEE Decommissioning Market
- Managing the Transition from Operation to Decommissioning
- Examining Successful Decommissioning Projects and Lessons Learned
- Envisioning the Future of Decommissioning: Turning Ideas into Solutions.
Balthasar Lindauer
Director of Nuclear Safety Department
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)
09:25
Decommissioning Program for Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant Units 1-4 in Bulgaria
- Preparatory Phase Activities for the Decommissioning of Kozloduy NPP Units 1-4
- Current Procurement Opportunities for Decommissioning Projects.
State Enterprise Radioactive Waste (SERAW)
09:50
Advancement of Decommissioning Projects at Bohunice V1 and Bohunice A-1 in Slovakia
- JAVYS' Decommissioning Strategy: A Comprehensive Overview
- Development Plan for Operation Termination Activities
- Preparations and Execution of the Decommissioning Process
- Current Status of the Bohunice V1 and Bohunice A-1 Projects.
Tibor Rapant
Decommissioning Project Manager
JAVYS, a.s., Slovakia
10:15
Networking coffee break
10:45
Decommissioning Progress and Plan for Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant in Lithuania
- Overview of the INPP Decommissioning Programme and Recent Updates
- Decommissioning Technologies and Infrastructure Utilized
- Waste Management Strategies and Storage Facilities
- Procurement Plan and Potential Opportunities for Decommissioning Projects.
Audrius Kamiens
General Director, State Enterprise Ignalina NPP
Lithuania
11:10
Decommissioning of Nuclear Power Plants – Operator’s Perspective
11:35
Revolutionary Cutting Technology for the Dismantling of Vital Components in Nuclear Reactors
Open for Sponsor
12:00
Robotic Technologies and the Potential of AR/VR in Nuclear Decommissioning
- Exploring Innovations in Robotics and the Use of Drones for Decommissioning Operations
- Remote Handling Systems: Advancements and Applications
- Underwater Cutting Techniques for Submerged Decommissioning Tasks
- Harnessing the Power of Virtual Reality in Decommissioning and Dismantling (D&D) Activities.
Open for Sponsor
12:25
Networking Luncheon
Session Five B: Nuclear Fuel, Waste Disposal and Storage
14:00
National Program for Spent Fuel and Radioactive Waste in Czech Republic
Jan Prachař
Director
the Czech Radioactive Waste Repository Authority (SÚRAO).
14:25
Finland's National Program for Spent Nuclear Fuel and Radioactive Waste Management
- Quantities and Locations of Used Fuel and Radioactive Waste
- Overall Objectives and Principles of the Program
- Cost and Schedule Estimates for Waste Management
- Recent Developments in Finland's First Deep Geological Repository Project.
Petteri Tiippana
Director General
The Finnish Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority (STUK)
Mika Pohjonen
Managing Director, Posiva Solutions Oy
Finland
14:50
Nuclear Fuel Cycle – Diversification Options and Availability of Advanced Fuels
Open for Sponsor
15:15
Coffee Break and Business Networking
15:45
Updates on Slovenia’s Nuclear Spent Fuel and Radioactive Waste
- Upgrading the Krško Dry Storage Facility for Used Fuel in Slovenia
- Study into deep borehole disposal costs at Krško Site
Leon Kegel
Head of Planning and Development Agency for Radwaste Management (ARAO)
Slovenian
16:10
Case Study: Spent Fuel Management at the Central Spent Fuel Storage Facility (CSFSF)
- Utilizing Passive and Active Neutron Counting Techniques for Fuel Determination
- Ensuring Safe Welding of Spent Fuel Container Lids
Open for Sponsor
16:35
Installation of Metal Waste Processing Facility in Lithuania
Pavel Aksionov
Project Manager
Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant
17:00
Radioactive Waste and Spent Fuel Management Projects in Slovakia
Javys
Session Six B: Demonstrations of Decommissioning and Waste Management Solutions
17:25
Technologies and Practical Approaches Demonstrations (15 minutes/per)
- Techniques for Radiation Exposure Reduction before Dismantling: System decontamination /Large-scale equipment decontamination /Waste decontamination liquid processing /Decontamination effect measurement
- Dismantling Technology: Remote operating/automatic control /Reactor core internal cutting /Reactor pressure vessel cutting /Biological shield wall surface layer dismantling
- Residual Radioactivity Measurement and Assessment Techniques: Wide-range contamination measuring /Penetrated contamination measurement /Final measurement for verification /Innovative equipment & solutions
- Techniques of Decommissioning Waste Processing: Radioactivity measurement /Decommissioning waste decontamination /Metal recycling /Concrete recycling
Open for Sponsor
18:00
Chairman’s Closing Remark and End of Sub-Forum Two
