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STRENGTHEN YOUR NUCLEAR SUPPLY CHAIN STRATEGY TO SAVE COSTS, DRIVE QUALITY AND ENSURE SAFETY STANDARDS ACROSS ALL MAJOR NUCLEAR PROJECTS

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> Understand how harmonisation of regulatory standards across Europe will affect the nuclear supply chain and learn how to follow best practice in operational safety

> Gain insight into the largest European nuclear new build projects to help you counter the resourcing challenges posed by the latest wave of nuclear construction

> Discover ground-breaking new procurement models being implemented by major European utilities so you too can streamline your procurement processes, manage physical plant ageing and create a full fleet lifetime plan

> Review the adverse impact of obsolete equipment and counterfeit components on your operations and understand how to best work with your suppliers to avoid becoming non-compliant

> Maximise the efficiency of both your global and local nuclear supply chains to guarantee fluid and streamlined operations throughout your supplier base

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"This conference was a major success, especially considering it was a first of a kind! The topic is very relevant in today's market as utilities and suppliers work together to optimize plant operations over extended lifetime" Tom Williamson, Williams Industrial Group

UTILITY CASE STUDIES: Gain exclusive insight from Europes leading utilities on their latest procurement models, new build plans and maintaining nuclear safety culture across all nuclear projects

ON-SITE POLLING: From obsolescence management, to new safety initiatives take part in our exclusive interactive polling session

SMALL MODULAR REACTOR SUPPLY CHAIN DEVELOPMENT: We'll discover the latest developments in SMRs and analyse the supply chain's role in developing this new technology

WELCOME TO THE EUROPEAN NUCLEAR SUPPLY CHAIN CONFERENCE 2014

Strengthen your supply chain strategy to save costs, drive quality and ensure safety standards across all major nuclear projectsAt first glance it might be easy to believe that the nuclear industry has reached its peak. Its difficult to ignore the challenges experienced in the nuclear industry of late particularly as the Fukushima accident provides a continuing reminder of the risks associated with nuclear technology.

However, despite a number of set-backs the nuclear supply chain still has a lot to look forward to. The International Energy Agency expects global nuclear capacity to rise by 60% to 2035 and with new build projects underway or being planned in the UK, France, Finland and across Eastern Europe the European supply chain must be ready to take advantage of the opportunities that will present themselves in the coming decades.

CONSIDER THE FACTS:

Global new build valued at an estimated 600billion

60 reactors in 13 different countries

New build planned or underway in Finland, UK, France, Slovakia, Belarus, Romania and Turkey

Global nuclear capacity expected to rise by 60% to 2035

Capacity upgrades taking place in Finland, Switzerland, Spain and Sweden

Nuclear provides 13.5% of the world's electricity

With the industry approaching its 50th birthday its not only new build that will impact limited industry resources. Operations, maintenance, decommissioning and waste management will provide a further strain on industry resources whilst simultaneously delivering billions of euros worth of investment opportunities to those in the nuclear supply chain.


Mochovce 3:471 MWe Gross, E0:2014

Mochovce: 471 MWe Gross, E0:2014

Mochovce: 471 MWe Gross, E0:2015

Bohunice New Block: 1200-1750 MWe Gross, E0:2025

Kecerovce: 1200 MWe Gross, E0:After 2025

Ostrovets 1: 1200 MWe E0:2019

Ostrovets 2: 1200 MWe E0:2020

SLOVAKIA

BELARUS

Cemovoda 3: 720 MWe Gross, E0: 2019

Cemovoda 4: 720 MWe Gross, E0: 2020

ROMANIA

Kozloduy 7: 1200 MWe E0:2022

BULGARIA

Hinkley Point C: 1670 MWe Gross

Estimated Operation (EO): 2023 Sizewell C: 1670MWe Gross, EO: tbc Wylfa Newydd: 1380 MWe

Gross, EO: 2025 Oldbury B: 1380 MWe Gross, EO:

late 2020s Meerside: 3400 MWe Gross, EO: 2024

UNITED KINGDOM

FINLAND Olkiluoto 3: 1720 MWe

Gross, E0:2016 Olkiluoto 4: 1500-1770 MWe

Gross, E0:2020 Fennovoima Hanhikivi 1: 1200 MWe

Gross, E0:2024

Flamanville:1600 MWe Gross, E0:2016FRANCE

*EO = Estimated Operation

European New Build Projects

However if nuclear is to progress to the stature it once retained, important questions and stringent challenges must be addressed.

How will the limited resource base cope with simultaneous projects across the nuclear life cycle? How can the industry meet national and technical regulations? How can supplier and product qualification be achieved? How will equipment obsolescence affect major upgrade projects?

For this very reason Nuclear Energy Insider is pleased to announce the European Nuclear Supply Chain Conference! This one of a kind event will bring insight from the industrys leading organisations and an audience of senior names representing utilities, regulators, government bodies, technology providers, EPCs and suppliers so you can strengthen your supply chain strategy to save costs, drive quality and ensure safety standards across all critical nuclear projects.

Attend this industry critical meeting and you will: Understand how harmonisation of regulatory standards

across Europe will affect the nuclear supply chain and learn how to follow best practice in operational safety

Gain insight into the largest European nuclear new build projects to help you counter the resourcing challenges posed by the latest wave of nuclear construction

Discover ground-breaking new procurement models being implemented by major European utilities so you too can streamline your procurement processes, manage physical plant ageing and create a full fleet lifetime plan

Review the adverse impact of obsolete equipment and counterfeit components on your operations and understand how to best work with your suppliers to avoid becoming non-compliant

Maximise the efficiency of both your global and local nuclear supply chains to guarantee fluid and streamlined operations throughout your supplier base

Still not convinced? Dont just take our word for itNuclear Energy insider has a history of bringing together leading utilities, contractors, regulators and experts from across Europe boasting attendees from the likes of EDF, Electrabel, Rosatom, TVO, Vattenfall, Horizon and many more.

Add those names to the key industry contractors and OEMs including AREVA, Westinghouse, GE Hitachi, Bechtel, Fluor, Cavendish and you have some of the worlds largest companies in the same room.

Make sure your company is represented at this unique event focusing specifically on nuclear supply chain issues. Join the worlds leading companies and streamline your supply chain strategy now!

Michael VickerySenior Industry AnalystNUCLEAR ENERGY INSIDER

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KEY UTILITIES

Oleg Titov, Head of Representative Office, Akkuyyu

Melanie Sachar, Design Authority, EDF

Jean-Jacques Grenouillet, Project Director, EDF

Alfredo Portone, Group Leader ITER Department, Fusion for Energy

Gerald Stubbe, Business Analyst, Electrabel

Jonathan Cooper,Manager Inventory Analysis, Tennessee Valley Authority

Liisa Heikinheimo, Head of R&D, TVO

LEADING INDUSTRY SPECIALISTS:

Laurent-Olivier Coudeyre, Supply Chain Director, AREVA

Greg Kaser, Senior Project Manager, WNA

Sarah-Jane Waith, Nuclear Supply Chain Manager, Costain

Alistair Evans, Communications Officer, NIA

Gareth Davies, Vice President Decommissioning Working Group, NIA

Stuart Harrison, Business Development Director, Nuclear AMRC

Pal Vincze, Head of Nuclear Power Engineering Section, IAEA

Jan Blomgren, CEO, Inbex

David Powell, VP European Reactor Sales, GE Hitachi

Betty Bonnardel-Azzarelli, Specialist Advisor, World Nuclear Transport Institute

Volkan Trk, Partner, PMO

Xavier Rollat, Independent Consultant, Financing Nuclear Projects

Graham Fairhall, Cheif Science and Technology Officer, NNL

Candida Whitmill, Managing Director, Penultimate Power

Per Brunzell, Former CEO, ABB Atom/Westinghouse

Werner Zaiss, Former CEO, Neckar Nuclear Power Plant

SPEAKER PROFILES

EXPERT SPEAKERS TO DISCUSS THE LATEST SUPPLY CHAIN CHALLENGES, TRENDS AND

OPPORTUNITIES INCLUDE:

Jan Blomgren

CEO

Inbex

Jans career has encompassed all aspects of nuclear technology, starting in research and education at a university, moving on to nuclear strategy and policy management in the corporate world, as well as business training for all levels of management.

Jans present position is targeting top level nuclear business management (e.g., for CEOs, boards of trustees, governments, etc.). Jan is an internationally recognized speaker, trainer and advisor to companies, governments and international organizations on nuclear business issues.

Laurent Olivier-Coudeyre

Supply Chain Director

AREVA

Laurent joined AREVA Corporate Purchasing in 2007 after 12 years' experience in other industries. This included various management positions in Purchasing for a leading steel company and

4 years in Germany as Country Director. He managed the procurement activities for next New Builds Project within AREVA.

He is presently leading the localization activities worldwide for Nuclear Power Reactors & Services.

Graduated with an Executive Program at Harvard Business School and a Master Degree in industrial purchasing M.A.I. combined with a Masters Degree in Economics Management and Strategy


Section 1: Regulatory Processes and Licensing

IAEA Activities on Supply Chain and Procurement Engineering Understand how to best develop a robust

local supply chain in terms of safety, quality, cost and delivery to offer competitive and reliable solutions to owner operators

Gain an insight into the roles and responsibilities of every key stakeholder in the nuclear supply chain so you can identify your role and where you stand

Gain an exclusive insight into IAEA safety standards and technical publications related to procurement including the model for improving control of suppliers

Pal Vincze Head of Nuclear Power Engineering Section IAEA

Harmonisation of Europes Safety Standards Gain an insight into the latest works of

WENRAs Reactor Harmonisation Working Group (RHWG) including safety objectives for new nuclear power plants, and key safety issues

Understand how the lessons learnt from the Fukushima Dai-chi accident has affected Europes attempt to harmonise safety standards

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Section 2: New Build

Knowledge Management in the Supply Chain for Nuclear New Build Gain a valuable overview of the latest

developments at Hinkley Point C including information on design approval, nuclear site license and the costs established for this 16 billion project

Understand how knowledge management can be used as an integrated, systematic approach to identifying, acquiring, transforming, developing, disseminating, using and preserving knowledge, relevant to achieving specified objects

Review how knowledge management strategy can be applied not only to nuclear new build projects but can be adapted to streamline information strategies across the nuclear life cycle

Melanie Sachar Knowledge Management and Organisational Team Lead: Design Authority EDF Energy

ITER Project - The European Contribution Understand the basics of the ITER fusion

reactor as one of the largest international scientific endeavours of modern times

Gain an insight into the European share of ITER construction and how scientists from all over the world have come together to harness the energy produced by the fusion of atoms to help meet mankinds energy needs

Review the challenges and opportunities associated with the ITER Fusion reactor as a project the first of its kind

Alfredo Portone Group Leader ITER Department Fusion For Energy

Small Modular Reactors Potential Role in the UK Understand the potential role SMRs could

play in the UK over the coming decades and gain an insight into whether Europe will have opportunities to deploy them

Gain an insight into the initial technical, financial, institutional and regulatory challenges that will face the deployment of SMRs

Gain the latest into the SMR market both nationally and internationally and the economic viability of SMRs

Graham Fairhall Chief Science and Technology Officer National Nuclear Laboratory

SMRs in Europe Reigniting the Nuclear Supply Chain Understand how an SMR programme

could help start a new-build programme of nuclear power that reignites the UK's nuclear supply chain, expands the UKs fuel cycle facilities and showcase world-class research and development capability

Gain an insight into how the development of SMRs may help to solve the problems with equipment obsolescence, removing uncertainty and long-time lapses in larger new build projects

Understand how the human and physical resources essential to sustain a robust supply chain might be helped by the introduction of SMRs

Candida Whitmill Managing Director Penultimate Power

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Delivering Hinkley Point C Hear from one of the UKs leading

engineering solutions providers on the key role it will play as a major contract partner in the construction of Hinkley Point C

Understand the key role Costain will play including providing the design and delivery of the water cooling systems for the nuclear power station

Review the advantages of new nuclear in the UK leading to hundreds of new jobs including apprentices, specialist technical and engineering roles and programme management

Sarah-Jane Waith Nuclear Supply Chain Manager Costain

Experience on Nuclear Projects in Turkey Understand how the Turkish nuclear

industry plans to help energy generation reach 500 billion KWH by 2023 and how this is necessary given that current energy resources could only cover 50% of that demand

Gain an exclusive insight into Turkish plans to build 20 new reactors (more than 10,000 MW of nuclear capacity) reactors by 2030 so you can understand key growth areas for the coming decades

Review nuclear plans at the Akkuyu, Sinop and Igneada sites so you can understand how this will likely effect the nuclear supply chain and what business opportunities there will be in the Turkish nuclear industry

Volkan Trk Partner PMO

Progress at Akkuyu Review the advantages of the Akuyyu

implementation model, Build-Own-Operate, and how this is the most appropriate model for the fast growing Republic of Turkey, which tends to increase power consumption and augment the national income per capita

Gain the latest on the Russia-Turkey cooperation so you can understand how cross national relationships might well change the landscape of the global nuclear industry

Understand how Novovoronezh NPP-2 (town of Novovoronezh, Russia) to be commissioned in 2014 was selected as a reference nuclear power plant project for the Turkish NPP so you can understand how this was used as a benchmark for Akuyyu

Oleg Titov Head of the Akkuyu NPP Represntative Office Akkuyu


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Section 3: Working with Local Suppliers as part of a Global Supply Chain

Maintaining a Local Supply Chain Understand AREVAs supply chain strategy

in the UK and its objectives going forward for nuclear new build including maximising involvement of local suppliers and benefitting from their experience and competencies

Gain an insight into current supply strategy and its current status including mapping all companies in the UK and how this will help the prequalification of potential suppliers

Review the main benefits of this strategy and how it will help to develop high-skilled jobs and manufacturing capacities and secure supply chain costs

Laurent-Olivier Coudeyre Supply Chain Director AREVA

Role of Nuclear AMRC: Working with the Global Supply Chain Understand how the Nuclear Advanced

Manufacturing Research Centre is developing capabilities in UK advanced manufacturing and capacity ready for a surge of nuclear projects across the life cycle

Review how the AMRC is helping capability and cost-competitiveness of the UK civil nuclear manufacturing supply chain to a level of best global practice and develop world leading manufacturing processes and technologies

Take a closer look at the AMRC work programmes including the supplier development programme, helping companies to market and developing their capability and cost-competitiveness

Stuart Harrison Business Development Director Nuclear AMRC

The Transport Supply Chain Gain an insight into the role the World

Nuclear Transport Institute plays in transporting both front-end and back end fuel and how this relates to safety, security, emergency response and good practice

Understand how transport infrastructure is always improving with thousands of shipments of radioactive materials being transported around the world each day

Review the road, rail, sea and inland waterway infrastructure that carry enriched uranium oxide, smoke detectors, cobalt sources for medical uses, to nuclear fuel cycle materials for electricity generation

Betty Bonnardel-Azzarelli Specialist Advisor World Nuclear Transport Institute

World Nuclear Association Session coming soon

Greg Kaser Senior Project Manager - WNA

UK Supply Chain Initiatives Gain insight into the NIAs project, SC@

nuclear, that aims to raise awareness of the existing and potential opportunities available in the UK civil nuclear industry

Understand how initiatives such as this have been brought into place to call on the UKs significant existing experience to identify potential hurdles and helping to smooth the supply chain development process

Gain in depth insight from the UKs primary nuclear association so you can identify key growth areas from within the European supply chain

Alistair Evans Communications Officer NIAGareth Davies Vice President Decommissioning Working Group NIA

Panel: Contractors and Operators The Combined Approach Take the opportunity to interact with our

world class panel of former and current senior level executives and understand how contractors and operators can work together with a combined approach

Gain an insight into how increasing harmonisation between the supply chain and operators can help achieve increased profitability and safety

Identify new approaches of working together more effectively in a supplier/operator relationships so you can apply these methods to your supply chain activities going forward

Jan Blomgren CEO INBEXPer Brunzell Former CEO ABB Atom and Westinghouse Electric SwedenWerner Zaiss Former CEO Neckar Nuclear Power Plant Further panellists to follow

Building Local Infrastructure With an increasing number of countries

starting to develop nuclear for the first time along with those who are continuing with their nuclear programmes, hear how GE Hitachis approach of partnering and building local infrastructure can help them meet their objectives

Understand the challenge of balancing local supply chain utilisation with export credit financing

Gain an insight into some of the recent experiences being developed in the UK and Poland programmes

David Powell Vice President NPP Sales Europe GE Hitachi

Section 4: Quality Assurance and Nuclear Safety Culture

Nuclear Safety Culture Session coming soon

Gerald Stubbe Business Analyst Electrabel

Post-Fukushima Safety Enhancements Effect on the Supply Chain Understand the design and implementation

of safety improvements on the French nuclear fleet 58 units in order to take into account the experience feedback from the Fukushima accident

Gain the latest insight into how the European Union programme of stress tests across member countries with each nuclear operator submitting details of its safety assessments to its nuclear regulator

Review EDFs plans to take on board lessons from Fukushima and plans for all Interim Recommendations, Final Recommendation and Stress Test Findings as well as an update on Stress Test Considerations

Jean-Jacques Grenouillet Project Director EDF

Section 5: Procurement Models and Common Supply Chain Challenges

Procurement Culture: Intelligent Sourcing and Inventory Management Understand the current mentality of

contingency stock and the negative impacts which this can have on the bottom line

Develop a more comprehensive grasp of the risk vs. purchase decision: assess and improve algorithms for automated purchasing decisions

Hear about tactics to ensure efficiency throughout the supply chain to avoid overstocked materials and parts

Jon Cooper, Manager of Inventory Analytics and Performance, TVA

Fleet Wide Approach to Asset Management Streamline procurement processes by

devising through life management strategies for their key nuclear systems

Discover how to formulate an appropriate supply chain architecture based on supplier criticality to the business in a simple tiered system

Understand how a three tier approach of strategic partnerships with major tier one suppliers, delivery alliances and critical suppliers can help you streamline your procurement processes for major nuclear programmes

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CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS

STRENGTHEN YOUR NUCLEAR SUPPLY CHAIN STRATEGY TO SAVE COSTS, DRIVE QUALITY AND ENSURE SAFETY STANDARDS ACROSS ALL MAJOR NUCLEAR PROJECTS

"This conference was a major success, especially considering it was a first of a kind! The topic is very relevant in today's market as utilities and suppliers work together to optimize plant operations over extended lifetime" Tom Williamson, Williams Industrial Group

EXPERT SPEAKER LINE-UP INCLUDES:

UTILITY PERSPECTIVES:

CONTRACTOR PERSPECTIVES FROM:

EXPERT PERSPECTIVES FROM:

EXHIBITORS:


> Understand how harmonisation of regulatory standards across Europe will affect the nuclear supply chain and learn how to follow best practice in operational safety

> Gain insight into the largest European nuclear new build projects to help you counter the resourcing challenges posed by the latest wave of nuclear construction

> Discover ground-breaking new procurement models being implemented by major European utilities so you too can streamline your procurement processes, manage physical plant ageing and create a full fleet lifetime plan

> Review the adverse impact of obsolete equipment and counterfeit components on your operations and understand how to best work with your suppliers to avoid becoming non-compliant

> Maximise the efficiency of both your global and local nuclear supply chains to guarantee fluid and streamlined operations throughout your supplier base

UTILITY CASE STUDIES: Gain exclusive insight from Europes leading utilities on their latest procurement models, new build plans and maintaining nuclear safety culture across all nuclear projects

ON-SITE POLLING: From obsolescence management, to new safety initiatives take part in our exclusive interactive polling session

LONG TERM FINANCING NNB PANEL: How will the surge of new build be funded hear from leading experts from investment banks, financial services companies and independent consultants on how NNB projects will be financed going forward

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