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NE•RS 2019 programme | NE•RS 2019 – 12th Annual Conference on Nuclear Energy — November 6th, 2019

HLAVNÍ PARTNEŘI / MAIN PARTNERS

Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power (KHNP)
China General Nuclear Power Group

PARTNEŘI / PARTNERS

Électricité de France
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.
Správa úložišť radioaktivních odpadů
http://www.surao.cz/

MEDIÁLNÍ PARTNEŘI / MEDIA PARTNERS

Časopis All for Power
PRO-ENERGY MAGAZÍN
AtomInfo.cz
Časopis ENERGETIKA
Peak.cz – peníze, ekonomika, analýzy, komentáře

ORGANIZÁTOR / ORGANIZER

JMM Consulting

NERS 2019 programme

Current strong trend to prevent climate change turns the attention to use nuclear power for the electricity production. A number of world leaders, respected think-tanks and international institutions claim that nuclear is ideal for dealing with climate change, because it is only low emission and highly available source we have it hands. That is why the focus of the NERS 2019 Conference is put on both, the evidence, that nuclear power is an emission-free energy source, and that Czechia without nuclear has no possibility to comply with the goals to prevent climate change.

8:30registration check-in, delivery of conference materials

The first part of the conference program (chaired by Rut BÍZKOVÁ, former Minister of the Environment and Director Emeritus of the Technology Agency) will focus on the discussion on international and national strategies prioritizing the nuclear power as an important part of energy mix, and significant contributor to the clean and emission-free environment.

9:00 – 11:15

René NEDĚLA, Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade
CZECH NPP DEVELOPMENT PLAN AND ITS ACCORDANCE WITH THE DECARBONIZATION GOALS
– government approach, energy mix and meeting climate commitments

Anna FOŘTOVÁ, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, University of West Bohemia, Jana KITTNEROVÁ, Faculty of Nuclear Sciences and Physical Engineering, Czech Technical University in Prague, Kamil ŠTEVANKA, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication, Brno University of Technology
ENERGIEWENDE AND NUCLEAR PHASE-OUT, GOALS AND REALITY
– review of German energy policy, input data and meeting with the goal, lessons learned

Andrzej SIDŁO, Chief Expert, Ministry of Energy Republic of Poland, Nuclear Energy Department
NUCLEAR POWER PROGRAMME AS IMPORTANT PILAR OF POLISH ENERGY POLICY 2040 TO ACHEIVE ENVIROMENTAL GOALS
– Polish way to nuclear energy – current status of project, local content/supply chain issues, also some cases of Polish – Czech cooperation already identified, regulatory approach, waste, international cooperation and science issues

Toni SALMINEN, Head of Simulation Business, Fortum Nuclear Services
FORTUM’S APPROACH TO LOW CO2 ENERGY IN FINLAND – ROLE OF NUCLEAR, RENEWABLES AND NEW SOLUTIONS
– Finish way to clean environment – measures and best available technology

11:15 – coffee break

11:30 – 13:10

Jan JÍLEK, Deputy Head of the Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Unit, DG Energy, European Commission
NEW NUCLEAR PROJECTS IN THE CONTEXT OF EURATOM REQUIREMENTS
EC general attitude to nuclear power development; Euratom Treaty – basis for evaluation of new nuclear projects in the Member States, safety and other technical notification requirements

Sama BILBAO Y LEÓN, Head of the Division of Nuclear Technology Development and Economics, OECD Nuclear Energy Agency
NUCLEAR ENERGY: AN ESSENTIAL ELEMENT FOR DEEP GLOBAL DECARBONISATION
– analyses and tools to support the nuclear power development, international cooperation

Laszlo VARRO, Chief Economist, OECD International Energy Agency
NUCLEAR POWER IN A CLEAN ENERGY SYSTEM
– review of the results from Energy Outlook and evidence of necessity to develop nuclear power

Martin UHLÍŘ, Executive Director and Vice-Chairman of the Board of Directors, Dukovany NPP II, plc.
ČEZ PREPAREDNESS TO NEW NUCLEAR BUILD, CLOSE COOPERATION WITH THE CZECH GOVERNMENT AND EC
– how to prepare new nuclear build – using of ČEZ experience, milestones, lesson learned and path to tender

13:10 – lunch break


In the second part of conference (chaired by Radek ŠKODA, Associate Professor, University of West Bohemia in Pilsen, Czech Institute of Informatics, Robotics and Cybernetics, Czech Technical University in Prague) the space will be given to all interested bidders of the Czech project. Presentations will focus on providing information on the level of development and quality of the technology offered, so as to provide the expected arguments in the preparation and negotiation at national and international level. The session will be opened by information on the forecast of future electricity balance, which will cheer all nuclear technology suppliers.

14:10 – 16:30

Michal MACENAUER, Senior Manager, EGÚ Brno, plc.
ELECTRICITY GENERATION IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC AND IN THE CENTRAL EUROPEAN REGION – WITHOUT NUCLEAR ENERGY, THE CZECH REPUBLIC WILL NOT BE DECARBONIZED
– forecast of balance of electricity supply and demand – Czechia and not only Czechia will need nuclear power plants

HU Zhuo, Deputy General Manager, Central & Eastern Europe Nuclear Energy Business, China General Nuclear Corp.
HPR1000, reliable nuclear power technolgy powering clean and safe future

Patrick ZAK, Pre-Development & Marketing Director, EDF – New Nuclear Projects and Engineering
Energy mix and decarbonation: how EDF is preparing the future

Hiroshi SASAKI, Deputy Director, Nuclear Energy Systems Department, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.
THE JAPANESE STRATEGIC ENERGY PLAN AND MHI'S CONTRIBUTION

Seung-Yeol LIM, Vice President, Global Strategy Office, Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power
NUCLEAR POWER: ENERGY FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS

Zdeněk ŠÍMA, Head Executive, Rosatom Central Europe s.r.o.
Nuclear technology supply – contribution to decarbonized energy future

16:30 traditional glass of vine – networking