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Wednesday, 16 November 2005 |
 Conference Overview
Platts 2nd Annual Nuclear Energy brings together the leading companies
and the leaders in the industry to discuss the how, why, and where of
the growth of nuclear energy in North America.
The Energy Act of 2005 helps set the stage for short and long-term
growth in nuclear power in the United States, and the questions that
remain are critical for the growth of sustainable electric power
generation. How will the nuclear industry and the financial industry
respond to the opportunities? How will utilities manage the challenges
of new construction, including the risks and uncertainties involved in
long term finance? And how will the boom in nuclear power worldwide
affect decisions about the pace of new plants construction in North
America?
The format of this summit-style event combines keynote presentations
and high-level panel discussions among the key participants in the
nuclear renaissance in North America.
Rave Reviews for Last Year’s Event
The first annual Platts Nuclear Energy conference (February 2005) drew
an audience of senior executives from the leading nuclear power
operators, financial companies, engineering & construction
companies, and U.S. and Canadian regulatory agencies. Here are some
representative comments by attendees:
“An excellent summary on resurgence of nuclear energy in U.S.”
“Informative and timely”
“Exceeded my expectations related to quality of speakers, diversity
& balance of topics, and timeliness & industry cross section of
all constituents.”
“The conference successfully engaged new plant suppliers in new build dialog.”
About the Organizer
Platts is the leading voice in the energy industry and the publisher of
key news services for the nuclear power community, including Nucleonics
Week, the leading source of news worldwide for the commercial nuclear
power business since 1960. The world’s largest energy information
provider, Platts provides news, prices, data, analysis, analytical
tools, geospatial systems, research and consultancy — and outstanding
educational and networking events — for the complete spectrum of the
energy industry. |
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