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Oskarshamn 1 nuclear power plant is said to be closed at the end of June 2017 and unit 2 by 2020. The accelerated decommissioning of Swedish nuclear power plants requires operators to tackle potential skill gaps in the shift from operations to dismantling and prepare for a surge in demand for waste technicians and product vendors.

To update Sweden decommissioning projects exact timeline and requirements for market access, World Nuclear Decommissioning & Waste Management Congress (Europe) 2016 invites Mr. Simon Carroll from Swedish Radiation Safety Authority (SSM) to deliver a speech, so you will have the chance to gain first hand information.

Highlights include:

Decommissioning of Nuclear Facilities in Sweden and the Plan for a Geological Disposal Facility

 ♦ Financing system for decommissioning and dismantling in Sweden
 ♦ Swedish legislation governing the decommissioning of nuclear power plants
 ♦ Current status and prospects of commercial nuclear decommissioning market in Sweden: Projects timeline and updates
 ♦ Plan and timetable for the construction of a new geological disposal facility in SwedenUSD.

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For The first day of World Nuclear Decommissioning & Waste Management Congress (Europe) 2016, World Nuclear Decommissioning & Waste Management Map (September 12, London) focuses on global hot regions like America, Europe and Asia with urgent decommissioning demand.
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World Nuclear Decommissioning & Waste Management Congress (Europe) 2016 is the only nuclear decommissioning and waste management event covering the whole world markets across Europe, Americas, Asia, and Africa and focuses on Europe with special attention to the UK, France and Germany.

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3 seats to gain 1 free booth/ 4 seats to gain 1 free insertion/ 5 seats to gain 1 free speaking slot

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