Nuclear Industry Forum

Marketforce and the ASI's 7th Annual Conference: Discuss high-level strategies for the future of the industry at the UK's premier nuclear event

Speakers include:

Mike Tynan

Mike Tynan

Vice President, UK, Middle East and Egypt, Westinghouse

Biography

Mike Tynan was appointed Vice President for Westinghouse business in the UK, Middle East and Egypt in July 2010 and serves as Chief Executive for Westinghouse UK Limited.

He brings 36 years of nuclear industry experience to this role and was most recently Managing Director of the Westinghouse UK Fuel Business at Springfields.

He has held leadership positions at the key UK nuclear establishments of Sellafield, Springfields and Risley.

Mike is widely recognised as a change leader and has been at the forefront of major changes in the UK, including restructuring of the UK nuclear industry to create site licensed companies for the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA).

Mike is also recognised as an expert in Business to Business service relationships and is dedicated to the development of people within the industry, both as a Director of the UK’s National Skills Academy for Nuclear and through his work with Regional Agencies to further the socio economic development of Central Lancashire.

Shin Hyun-Sik

Shin Hyun-Sik

Director General, Paris Office, Korean Hydro & Nuclear Power Corporation

Robert Davies

Robert Davies

Vice President New Build, AREVA

Biography

He spent some 25 years in the Royal Navy, commanding three warships, followed by Budgetary and Planning appointments in the Ministry of Defence. He completed an MBA, and then joined Framatome ANP where he lead on Service, Dismantling and Waste Management in UK, followed by a period as UK Country Director for AREVA NP and now as Vice President for AREVA UK responsible for all new build business development activities.

Mark Higson

Mark Higson

Chief Executive Nuclear Unit, Department for Energy & Climate Change

Biography

Mark Higson was appointed CEO of the Office for Nuclear Development when it was set up in September 2008. The Office is responsible for implementing nuclear policy, facilitating the development of new nuclear power in the United Kingdom, and advising Ministers the exercise of their regulatory functions in relation to the nuclear industry. Prior to taking up this appointment, Mark was head of the nuclear unit in the Department for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform, and led the team which conducted the consultation on the future of nuclear power leading to the 2008 White Paper on nuclear power.

Mark is a professional administrator whose career has focused on competition and utility regulation, privatisation and the financing of state-owned enterprises. Prior to taking on BERR's nuclear portfolio in September 2006, Mark was deputy CEO at the Shareholder Executive, the organisation responsible for discharging the shareholder role for Government owned businesses, with specific responsibility for Royal Mail, BNFL and UKAEA. He has worked as a regulator in Ofgas (now Ofgem), on a number of privatisations in the electricity and gas sectors and, for a period, in investment banking at Kleinwort Benson.

Humphrey Cadoux Hudson

Humphrey Cadoux Hudson

Managing Director – Nuclear New Build, EDF Energy

Alan Raymant

Alan Raymant

Chief Operating Officer, Horizon Nuclear Power

Biography

Alan Raymant is the Chief Operating Office for the nuclear joint venture between E.ON and RWE. He took up his position in August of this year. Alan has over 20 years experience in the Electricity Industry and has held a number of senior management posts in generation, distribution and engineering development and construction. He joined the joint venture from Central Networks where he was Director of Operations and Asset Management. Prior to joining Central Networks in 2003, he was Head of E.ON UK’s Renewables business and led the development of a number of renewable generation projects. Alan is a Chartered Engineer and Fellow of both the Institution of Chemical Engineers and the Institution of Engineering and Technology.

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Conference overview:

The Nuclear Industry Forum has fast become the UK's premier nuclear event and is now well positioned as a must-attend date in the diaries of the sector's executives and decision makers. With a consistently impressive speaker line up, this well attended conference critically addresses a wide range of key topics from siting and financing issues for new build to overcoming regulatory challenges for decommissioning. In what are such exciting times for nuclear industry this event is unrivalled in shaping the debate that drives the sector forward.

 

Key reasons to attend Marketforce's Nuclear Industry Forum:


  • Hear first-hand updates from those engaged in UK new build
  • Learn from world-renowned experts on the economics of nuclear new build
  • Understand the regulatory landscape: hear from key government bodies
  • Participate in cutting-edge debates on issues facing the UK and global nuclear industry

 

Key topics to be discussed at the event:

 

  • Countdown to construction: updates from Hinkley Point C
  • National Grid’s role in the new electricity market
  • EMR under the microscope: what are the implications for new build?
  • The global supply chain: identifying gaps and opportunities
  • Innovative new developments in decommissioning and waste disposal
  • The global nuclear renaissance: key insights from new build around the world
  • Bridging the skills gap: what progress is being made?
  • What makes an effective stakeholder engagement strategy?

 

Above: Watch highlights and interviews from 2011's Nuclear Industry Forum

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