The costs of nuclear decommissioning will be immense. Germany forecasted final total might exceed €32.5 billion (Reuters 2011). With up to 80 civilian nuclear power reactors reaching their end-of-life in the next ten years, the cost of nuclear decommissioning will run into hundreds of billions of euros. Attend the International Nuclear Decommissioning Summit from 28 - 29 January in Munich to discuss future strategies with politicians and industry experts.
The summit will center on following topics:
• Conceptualising national decommissioning plans: review how national strategies will evolve over their long lifespan and build criteria plans for legacy costs
• New approaches to decommissioning: identify future technologies, project structures and decommissioning strategies that mitigate risk and project costs
• A new energy landscape: understand how nuclear decommissioning will influence supply security, alter the generation landscape and redefine the utility business model
The high-profile speakers include Horst Seehofer, Minister-President of Bavaria, Germany; Peter Altmaier, Federal minister for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety, Germany as well as industry experts such as Todd Wright,
Managing Director at Sellafields, UK and Henry Cordes, CEO, Responsible for Projects and Decommissioning at EWN, Germany and many more.
The Summit will feature an interactive discussion based agenda, featuring interviews, Q+A sessions and strategy workshops. Financing decommissioning: accurately forecast decommissioning costs, review funding and implement risk mitigation strategies.
In cooperation with the Geopolitical Information Services AG, Vaduz/Principality of Liechtenstein, the International Nuclear Decommissioning Summit delivers a senior exchange that fosters new ideas and pinpoints the future opportunities and challenges facing the nuclear decommissioning industry globally.
Please visit www.nuclear-decommissioning.com for more information.
The summit will center on following topics:
• Conceptualising national decommissioning plans: review how national strategies will evolve over their long lifespan and build criteria plans for legacy costs
• New approaches to decommissioning: identify future technologies, project structures and decommissioning strategies that mitigate risk and project costs
• A new energy landscape: understand how nuclear decommissioning will influence supply security, alter the generation landscape and redefine the utility business model
The high-profile speakers include Horst Seehofer, Minister-President of Bavaria, Germany; Peter Altmaier, Federal minister for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety, Germany as well as industry experts such as Todd Wright,
Managing Director at Sellafields, UK and Henry Cordes, CEO, Responsible for Projects and Decommissioning at EWN, Germany and many more.
The Summit will feature an interactive discussion based agenda, featuring interviews, Q+A sessions and strategy workshops. Financing decommissioning: accurately forecast decommissioning costs, review funding and implement risk mitigation strategies.
In cooperation with the Geopolitical Information Services AG, Vaduz/Principality of Liechtenstein, the International Nuclear Decommissioning Summit delivers a senior exchange that fosters new ideas and pinpoints the future opportunities and challenges facing the nuclear decommissioning industry globally.
Please visit www.nuclear-decommissioning.com for more information.
