What’s New for Nuclear Power 2011?

Southeast Asian countries began to embrace nuclear energy as a means of attaining energy security over the past years. Vietnam, Malaysia and Indonesia are among the forerunners.

The next step is selection of technology and plant site – major investments and projects lie ahead.

In the wake of the incidents at the Fukushima-Daiichi plant in Japan, reactor safety and excellence in maintenance has begun to attract the attention it needs.

Investment and policy in Asia must focus on best choice technology, ensuring operational safety and adhering stringently to IAEA guidelines.

The IAEA’s new Deputy Director General, Alexander Bychkov, will present his first speech to an Asian audience in his new role at this event. A multi-tracked conference featuring 15+ sessions on reactors, safety, technology, waste and human resources, the 2nd Annual Nuclear Power conference is an essential opportunity for the discussion of crucial industry issues as we move towards an age of safe, clean power generation.

• 22+ top level authorities on nuclear power
• 30+ presentations on project updates, safety, waste and finance
• Latest policies and positions from Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, Mongolia, Thailand and the Philippines
• 10+ case studies on waste management, safety and technology
• Multi-track programme – choose from commercial content or updates on technology, waste and safety
• Waste management outlook – regulations, projects and technology
• Reactor technology and safety showcase
• Nuclear Finance Think-Tank: attracting and securing investment

International Keynotes From :

Alexander Bychkov Deputy Director General – Nuclear Energy, International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Austria

Petr Schedrovitskiy Deputy Director General Rosatom, Russia

International Regulatory Agency Heads:

Marie-Claude Dupuis, Chief Executive Officer, National Agency For Radioactive Waste Management (ANDRA), France

Jukka Laaksonen, Director General, Radiation And Nuclear Safety Authority
(STUK), Finland

Vincent Nkong-Njock, Senior Nuclear Energy Specialist, International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Austria

Emerging Market Governments and Authorities:

Yang Berusaha Loo Took Gee, Secretary General, Ministry Of Energy, Green
Technology & Water (KETTHA), Malaysia

Hudi Hastowo, Chairman, National Nuclear Energy Agency (BATAN), Indonesia

Sodnom Enkhbat, Director General, Nuclear Energy Agency, Mongolia

Dinh Ngoc Quang, Director – Legislation and Information Division, Vietnam Agency for Radiation and Nuclear Safety (VARANS), Ministry Of Science And Technology (MOST), Vietnam

Lilian Fernandez, Assistant Secretary, Department of Energy (DOE), Philippines

Nuclear Power Project Developers:

Mohd Zamzam Jaafar, Chief Executive Officer, Malaysian Nuclear Power
Corporation (MNPC), Malaysia

Cui Shao Zhang, Deputy General Manager, Huaneng Group, People’s Republic of
China

Dong-Cheol Kim, Project Director, Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Company (KHNP), Korea

Mauro Marcelo, Manager-in-charge – Nuclear Power Group, National Power
Corporation (NAPOCOR), Philippines

Jari Tuunanen, Manager – Nuclear Waste Technology, Fortum Corporation, Finland

Vladimir Artisyuk, Director of International Training Centre, Central Institute for
Continuing Education & Training, Rosatom, Russia

Fuel Cycle Companies:

Chaitanyamoy Ganguly, President, CAMECO, India

Selena Ng, Director Southeast Asia & Oceania, AREVA, Singapore

Acclaimed Thought Leaders and Recognised Technology Innovators:

Lee Won Jae, Director of SMART Technology Validation, Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute (KAERI), Korea

Himadri Banerji, Former Chief Executive Officer, Reliance Energy, India

Hooman Peimani, Head of Energy Security & Geopolitics, Principal Fellow, Energy Studies Institute (ESI), Singapore to Head of Energy Security Division, Energy Studies Institute (ESI), Singapore

Nuclear Power Financiers:
Xavier de Rollat, Director – Corporate and Investment Banking, Societe Generale