In Central and Eastern Europe, nuclear power has provided a big share of national electricity in many countries. Quite a number of countries still want to increase the share and pursue more reactors to be built. Countries such as Czech Republic, Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania, Slovakia, Lithuania, as well as Ukraine are all in the case.

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♦ Nov.9,2015
Rosatom Overseas's Insight on Construction Risks in New Nuclear Power Projects Strategies and Solutions

♦ Oct.22,2015
PGE EJ1 Sp. z o.o. and Poland Ministry of Economy Give Speech of Poland Nuclear Project

♦ Oct.8,2015
Last 2 Working Days to Get $400 Discount to Join 2nd Central and Eastern Europe Nuclear New Build Congress

♦ Oct.1,2015
USD 400 Discount to Networking With Amec Foster Wheeler in 2nd Central and Eastern Europe Nuclear New Build Congress

♦ Sept.24,2015
A Significant Step of Hungary NPP --It Meets Objectives of Euratom Treaty

♦ Sept.16,2015
A Significant Step of Hungary NPP --It Meets Objectives of Euratom Treaty

 ♦ The Only Nuclear New Build Conference Focus on Central and East Europe
 ♦ 15+ Central and East European Operators and Government Officials Gathering
 ♦ The Biggest Coverage of 10 Countries Includes Poland, Czech Republic, Hungary, Bulgaria, Finland, Romania, Slovakia, Belarus, Lithuania and Ukraine
 ♦ A Full Range Focus on Poland, Czech Republic, Hungary and Bulgaria Who Have World-Attention Nuclear Outline
 ♦ The Latest Updates of Planned, Bidding and Constructing NPPs of Poland's First NPP, Paks, Kozloduy 7, Hanhikivi 1, Cernavoda and Visaginas
 ♦ The Unique Project Management for NPP Construction Session of Operator, Reactor Vendor and EPC's Perspective
 ♦ Key Challenges Interpretation of Finance, Technology, Supply Chain and Human Resources