There are big expectations for large-scale growth in nuclear energy capacity over the coming years. That's good news for established technology providers and their partners. But new capacity in new locations means that there are going to be big opportunities (and challenges) emerging. This was the focus for World Nuclear Association’s first World Nuclear Supply Chain event, held in Poland.

There were more than 300 attendees from 27 countries, including government and industry delegations from Canada, China, Japan, Poland, South Korea and Sweden. As well as extensive networking opportunities there was a succession of high profile speakers taking part in panel sessions.

World Nuclear News's Warwick Pipe was there and reports on the event.

This episode features, in order of appearance,

Sama Bilbao y León, World Nuclear Association
Vakis Ramany, EDF
Greg Thede, Aecon
Gary Rose, AtkinsRéalis
Jon Franke, Ontario Power Generation
Janne Mokka, Fortum
Hiroyuki Goto, Kansai Electric Power Co
Gareth Vaughan, Amentum
Pawel Gajda, Polish Ministry of Industry
Rafal Kasprów, Orlen Synthos Green Energy
Carl Berglof, Swedish government's National Nuclear New Build Coordinator
Andy Fry, GE Vernova Hitachi
Cosmin Ghita, Nuclearelectrica
Ruth Todd, Rolls-Royce SMR
Marc Tannenbaum, EPRI
Shuo Kan, China Nuclear Power Engineering
Vivek Sharma, Adani
Nora Signor, EDF
Gary Wolski, Curtiss-Wright
Jeremy Harrison, Government of Saskatchewan

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The inaugural World Nuclear Supply Chain conference