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Today, prospective NNB power operators and investors are looking for predictability on new nuclear build. From uncertainties on future carbon pricing, to the opaque nature of the planning and site selection processes, the industry needs confidence on how NNB is going to work commercially.
That’s confidence in the –
- True Economic Viability Of New Nuclear Build In The Future Energy Mix
- Financing Models – Both Institutional And Corporate
- Ability To Manage Multi-Dimensional Risks - Construction, Climate Change, The Ability Of The Supply Chain To Deliver – The Whole 360 Degrees
- Business Models And Payback Including How You Profit From New Build And How You Structure Financing To Manage Back-End Liabilities For Decommissioning?
Our objective with this conference is very clear – we are dissecting the key elements of the New Nuclear Build business planning processes to maximise confidence and transparency on the best commercial strategies moving forward. We’ve carefully selected only those topics that can make a positive contribution to actively enabling new nuclear build, irrespective of the timing on future policy decisions. The programme has an international context – bringing together the most relevant international case studies for the benefit of Europe’s leading NNB initiatives.
Predicting the long-term trajectory of carbon is the most important issue facing the industry today. For nuclear to be viable, the price of carbon needs to settle between 20 – 25 Euros a tonne. Yet equally, can nuclear be a bankable investment without a price on carbon?
The first day of Enabling New Nuclear Build presents credible carbon trend analysis to give the industry clarity on whether nuclear is really an economically viable investment. If there is no fixed carbon price, will underwriting the risk ensure the commercial viability of nuclear?
You will also hear the latest thinking from the EU on the future of carbon trading, with a special focus on blue sky thinking on new carbon risk management tools.
We are bring together emerging utilities to present on how key lessons from the early implementation stages of environmental assessment programmes can be applied for UK and European initiatives. This is a chance to meet players from outside the traditional line-ups of speakers and meet new utilities with outside influences and new supply chain insights.
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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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