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We are pleased to announce that the following companies will be exhibiting at Enabling New Nuclear Build 2007:
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Atomic Energy of Canada Limited (AECL)
AECL develops, designs, builds and supports CANDU heavy water moderated pressurized water reactors that operate successfully on four continents. For over 50 years, Canadian based AECL has developing peaceful and productive applications of nuclear energy, catering to utilities worldwide and with links to UK nuclear programs dating back decades. Our 4,800 employees deliver nuclear services ranging from R&D support, construction management, design and engineering to specialized technology, waste management and decommissioning in support of CANDU reactor products.
AECL’s Advanced CANDU Reactor, the ACR-1000TM, a Generation III+ 1200 MW class reactor featuring unique passive safety features, builds on the outstanding record for economy, safety and operational excellence of the CANDU 6.
www.aecl.ca
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AMEC is the UK's and Canada's leading private sector supplier of programme management and engineering services to the nuclear industry. With 50 years’ experience in the nuclear market, we ensure the safe and efficient operation of nuclear plants, from concept through to decommissioning. Clients include, British Energy, Bruce Power, UKAEA, British Nuclear Group, AWE Aldermaston and a wide range of international nuclear operators.
Greater demand for energy security means that the potential for new nuclear power generation is fast taking the centre stage. AMEC holds the first major contract for managing the power station re-commissioning in Canada for Bruce Power, Ontario, and we are supporting the South African National Nuclear Regulator in the assessment of the new Pebble Bed Modular Reactor, as well as supporting UK programmes.
Complex project management - we deliver projects from the initial planning stages all the way through to completion and provide support throughout the life of the asset.
Reactor Development – we have unrivalled expertise in assessing and analysing all types of nuclear reactor. We are leading the development of solutions to complex and technical challenges for reactors, including Generation IV and Fusion concepts.
Asset management – our specialist technical and engineering support ensures that we provide our clients with the most cost effective solutions and prolong the operational life of nuclear power stations.
Technical & Safety Services – As well as being the leading private sector specialist nuclear technical service provider, we bring a strong health and safety culture and robust processes to our nuclear work. We produce safety cases to ensure that each project exceeds regulatory requirements and has minimal environmental impact throughout its life.
Community engagement - we communicate effectively with local stakeholders at all stages of a project to ensure we understand and address their concerns.
Reactor new build
Greater demand for energy security means that the potential for new nuclear power generation is fast taking the centre stage. Programmes are already in place that will lead to the development of more advanced reactor technology bringing new improved solutions to economics and safety.
Our knowledge, skills and experience gained over several decades, span all major reactor types. We utilise this knowledge to provide independent nuclear expertise and support to utilities, vendors and regulators across the globe.
Our range of services provide independent technical support to utilities such as British Energy and regulators such as South African National Nuclear Regulator (NNR). .
We played a significant role as principle designer and constructor of the first and second generation of UK nuclear power plants (including the evaluation of most internationally available reactor designs). In addition, we have developed specialist knowledge on a range of international reactor technologies and licensing regimes, which provide critical support to authorities when granting reactor-type licence approval.
We have considerable expertise in assessing and analysing nuclear reactors, and have developed a range of highly specialised services, that provide solutions to some of the most challenging technical issues associated with them.
Our experience is being utilised across the whole fusion programme, from engineering support to safety and conceptual design studies for a fusion power plant.
www.amec.com
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Halcrow is one of the leading consultancies for the provision of services to the nuclear industry. With a large resource of highly skilled staff with recent relevant experience of nuclear construction and waste management projects, Halcrow is well positioned to support new nuclear build.
Our nuclear capability is underpinned by the breadth of skills and experience available within the company. We presently offer two primary service bands to the nuclear industry:
- Multidisciplinary engineering and design from outline feasibility studies to specific project designs;
- Client support services from radiological safety case advice and economics to development planning and supervision.
www.halcrow.com
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| Enabling New Nuclear Build 2007 Announced . . More |
Vincent de Rivaz, CEO, EDF Energy
Bill Coley, CEO, British Energy
Ian Streatfield, New Build Assessment Team Manager, Environment Agency UK
Bob Jennings, New Reactor Build
Assessment Team Manager, HSE
Andrew Hiorns, System Development Manager, National Grid UK
Martin Bond, Head, EU ETS, Energy Markets Unit, Department for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform
Andrei Marcu, CEO, International Emissions Trading Association IETA
Bryce Shriver, President, PPL Generation
Heikki Raumolin, VP Nuclear Power, Fortum Power and Heat Oy
Keith Bradley, Regional VP, UK, Atomic Energy Canada Limited
Paul Longsworth, Executive Director, Fluor
Frank Barnaby, Nuclear Consultant, Oxford Research Group
Brian P. Reilly, Principal Vice President, Bechtel Power Corporation
Mike Parker, Group Chief Executive, BNFL
Didier Bienfait, Nuclear Manager, Bureau Veritas
Ian Liddell-Grainger, MP for Bridgwater, Conservative Party
David Norfolk, Manager, Special Projects, Strategy & Business Development, British Energy
Ben Wilson, Executive Director, European Utilities, Lehman Brothers
Lubomir Velkov, Chief Executive Director, NEK, Bulgaria
David Barber, Head of Training, British Energy
Robert Davies, Director, Nuclear Power, Areva
David Powell, Regional Vice-President UK, Westinghouse
Jouni Silvennoinen, Senior Manager, Engineering, OL3 Project, TVO
Thomas Scheibel, Director, Dresdner Kleinwort
Andrew Steel, Managing Director, Head of Energy and Utilities, Fitch Ratings
David Barber,
Director of Skills, British Energy
Dr Colin Bayliss,
Operations Director, Business Group, UKAEA
Jean Llewellyn, Project Director, National Skills Academy
Dougie Rooney,
National Officer, Energy and Utilities, Unite/Amicus
John Bowman, Partner, Dewey & LeBoeuf
Hanna Trojanowska, Director, International Affairs and New Technologies Department, Polskie Sieci Elektroenergetyczne SA (PSE)
Steven Norcliffe, Engineering Underwriting Manager, Munich Re UK
Alfred Fackler, Senior Engineer, Munich Re Munich
Mark Tetley, Managing Director, Nuclear Risk Insurers
Ian Jackson, Managing Director, Jackson Consulting
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