Nuclear Power Infrastructure
IAEA, Vienna, Austria
Technical Meeting on Topical Issues on Nuclear Infrastructure Development: Nuclear Power Project Development in Emerging Nuclear Power States
The objective of the meeting is to serve as a forum for sharing specific experience and information related to the management of a nuclear power project, as well as for discussing the challenges and issues that need to be resolved in this process in countries either initiating or expanding their nuclear power programmes.
Working Documents
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Presentations
Opening and Introduction
Opening Statement
Alexander Bychkov, DDG-NE, IAEA
Session 1: Role of the Government/NEPIO in Coordination of All Related Activities for Nuclear Power Program Approval and Implementation
Role and Organization of NEPIO in Malaysia: Case Study
D. R. Markandu, MalaysiaNEPIO-Bangladesh: Organization, Actions & Challenges
M. Islam, BangladeshNEPIO's Functions in Jordan: Organization, Opportunities & Challenges in Coordinating the NPP Programme
J. Haddad, JordanCountry's Role in the Turkish BOO Case
A. Cilavdaroglu, TurkeyThe Latest Developments of the Nuclear Power Project in the Republic of Armenia
G. Gharibjanyan, Armenia
Session 2: Prospective of the Nuclear Industry
Nuclear Power Plant Exporters' Principles of Conduct "POC" Initiated by CEIP: Presentation of the POC and of Areva's Experience of the POC
O. Loubiere, FranceRole and Importance of TSOs in Support of RBs and O-Os
D. Hoffman, USAVendors' Expectation about the Level of Maturity of the State Infrastructure
M. Yoshimura, JapanMultiple Approaches on Supporting Nuclear Program Development and Contracting of NPPs
Yu. A. Sokolov, RussiaOwner/Operator Perspectives on Nuclear Power Project Development: Lessons Learned from Past and Current Projects
J. Sacreste, FrancePresent and Future of Nuclear Power in Korea
T. W. Kim, KoreaMitsubishi Nuclear Technologies and Global Partnerships
T. Yamamoto, JapanResearch & Technical Support to Nuclear Industry: the Belgium Case Study
H. A. Abderrahim, BelgiumInternational Framework for Nuclear Energy Cooperation: Outcome of the 2012 IFNEC Finance Workshop
A. R. Burkart, USAValue of a Professional Society: Benefit of Nuclear Societies for Nuclear Power Development in Countries
D. Hoffman, USA
Session 3: Knowledgeable NPP Owner/Operator
Role of WANO to Support Future Nuclear Power Plants
M. Ibanez, WANOUAE Nuclear Power Programme Case
H. Alkaabi, UAEAkkuyu Nuclear Power Plant - Progress To-Date and the Way Foreward
I. Smirnov, TurkeyDevelopment of the First Ninh Thuan NPP Projects at Vietnam Electricity (EVN)
H. M. Nguyen, VietnamNuclear Power in China and First AP-1000 Nuclear Power Projects
X. Cheng, ChinaProject for Construction of a New Nuclear Power Plant on Kozloduy NPP Site
L. Marinov, BulgariaMexico: NPP, Human Resources and Planning
H. J. Cruz Baez, MexicoIAEA Assistance Package for the Future NPP Owner/Operator
I. Rotaru, IAEAInternational Nuclear Information System (INIS)
T. Atieh, INIS/IAEAAlternative Financing Structures for NPP: Lenders' Perspective
P. Vanhoutteghem, IAEAManagement of Financial Risks in Nuclear Power
P. Warren, IAEA
Feedback from Break-Out Sessions on the Development of a Knowledgeable Owner-Operator
Group 1: Financial Risks
Armenia, Croatia, Egypt, Georgia, Iran, Kenya, Morocco, Mongolia, Syria, Thailand, Belgium, China, Finland and RomaniaGroup 2: Vendor Expectations from States
Bangladesh, Belarus, Bulgaria, Ghana, Jordan, Pakistan, Poland, Turkey, Vietnam, European Commission, France, US, Japan, Republic of Korea and Russian FederationGroup 3: TSO Support / R&D Infrastructures in Support to NPP
Cambodia, Malaysia, Nigeria, Senegal, Sudan, Mexico, Russia and South Africa
Session 4: Independent RBs and NPP Licensing within the IAEA Milestone Approach
Experiences and Lessons Learned in Developing National Capacities on Licensing NPP
P. T. Mkhabela, South AfricaEstablishment and Cooperation for the Development of the Regulatory Body Egypt
A. E. Nada, EgyptStatus of Nuclear Power Development Planning, Feasibility and Building of the Regulatory Infrastructure
M. Marsodi, IndonesiaEstablishing the Safety Infrastructure for a Nuclear Power Programme: IAEA Specific Safety Guide, SSG-16
G. Jones, IAEAEstablishing National Nuclear Security Infrastructure
R. Evans, IAEAE-Learning Project
J. Isotalo, IAEAIAEA Education and Training in Nuclear Installation Safety: Approach and Materials
M. Zimmerman, IAEASafeguards and New Nuclear Power Programmes
R. Stevens, IAEALeadership and Management for Safety
P. Gest, IAEA
Feedback from Break-Out Sessions on the Development of an operational and Independent Regulatory Body for the Licensing of the First NPP
Group 1: Capacity Building
Armenia, Croatia, Egypt, Georgia, Iran, Kenya, Morocco, Syria, Thailand, Belgium, China, Finland, Japan, Romania, and RFGroup 2: Cooperation with Vendor RB
Bangladesh, Belarus, Jordan, Poland, Turkey, France, USA, Russia, Ghana, Nigeria, MalaysiaGroup 3: Licensing Systems (Perspective of Operators and Government)
Cambodia, Ghana, Indonesia, Malaysia, Nigeria, Senegal, Sudan, Bulgaria, Mexico, Pakistan, Republic of Korea, Russia
Session 5: Evaluation of the Nuclear Power Infrastructure and IAEA Review Missions
Experience and Feedback from IAEA INIR Mission in Phase 2
S. C. Van, VietnamExperience and Feedback from IAEA INIR Missions
A. Starz, IAEA (on behalf of J. K. Park, IAEA)
Session 6: Looking Ahead for the Future
IAEA Way Forward: Next Steps in IAEA Infrastructure
A. Starz, IAEAEnergy Planning, Nuclear Knowledge Management, and Nuclear Energy System Assessments
A. McDonald, IAEAIAEA Technical Working Group on Nuclear Power Infrastructure
F. E. Osaisai, Nigeria, TWG-NPI
IAEA Scientific Secretary
Mr. Vincent Nkong Njock
Integrated Nuclear Infrastructure Group
IAEA Division of Nuclear Power
Meeting Coordinator
Mr Ioan Rotaru (IAEA Consultant)
Please contact Integrated Nuclear Power Infrastructure Group - Contact Point if you have any questions.
