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08:30
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Registration
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09:00
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Welcome, Monika Adsten and Markus Wråke, Energiforsk
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Block 1: Policy Development
Moderated by Markus Wråke, Energiforsk
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09:15
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Nuclear policy development and trends in a global view, Agneta Rising, Director General, World Nuclear Association, United Kingdom
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09:55
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Chinas Energy Challenge: curb the greenhouse gas emissions while safeguarding energy supply, Micael Hagman, Swedish Embassy in Beijing, China
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10:35
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BREAK
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10:50
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The Energy Union, effects of Brexit and the Nuclear Illustrative Program (PINC), Berta Picamal, Foratom, Belgium
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11:20
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Outcome of the fall 2016 nuclear phase-out initiative in Switzerland and the Energy Strategy 2050, Wolfgang Denk, Energy for Humanity, Switzerland
Contact Wolfgang Denk, w.denk@energyforhumanity.org, to get the presentation.
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11:50
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Panel: How can nuclear power contribute to Paris agreement fulfilment?
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12:15
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LUNCH
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Block 2: Technology Development
Moderated by Daniel Westlén, Vattenfall
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13:20
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Introduction, Daniel Westlén, Vattenfall
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13:30
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Potential of Small Modular Reactors, SMR, Fiona Rayment, National Nuclear Laboratory, United Kingdom
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14.10
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Enabling a fossil free power supply through Generation 4 nuclear technology, Anders Andrén, Westinghouse
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14:40
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BREAK
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15:10
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Status of global sodium fast reactor activities, Anders Riber Marklund, KTH/CEA Cadarache ASTRID project/ Lloyds Register
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15:30
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High Performance Fuels for Light Water Reactor Systems, Kyle Johnson, KTH Reactor Physics
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15:50
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Lead cooled reactors for electricity generation in arctic areas, Janne Wallenius, Blykalla/KTH Reactor Physics
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16:10
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Panel: What are the driving mechanisms for advanced nuclear developments?
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16:30
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End of seminar
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