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Building on the success of past three years' China Power & Alternative Energy Summit which attracted totally over one thousand participants, we are proud to present the definite nuclear energy elite gathering – 2008 China Nuclear Energy Congress, which will combine the in-depth presentations with the excellent access to high level decision makers and will deliver valuable insights and practical techniques for China's power sector.
This congress will present economic, industrial, technical and social analyses of China nuclear sector and penetrate its new dynamics after several key steps made in recent years especially 2007. The issues related to the security of supply, production, distribution, consumption and the safety & efficiency for nuclear energy are integrated within the plenary sessions and presentations by world renowned speakers.
2008 CNEC serve as an international forum and exclusive platform wherein the international and local practitioners efficiently communicate and increase value by expanding co-operations to achieve a win-win situation.
It is an annual elite gathering for industry peers to discuss & exchange opinions on industrial top concerns, to network and to benchmark your company in the booming nuclear energy industry for the next decades.
KEY FIGURES IN THE SECTOR:
1 key act affecting China nuclear energy industry - the Atomic Energy Act affiliated with the Comprehensive Energy Law will be promulgated in 2008-2009, policies and regulations will be made to ultimately shape the future of China's nuclear energy sector;
The government plans to increase nuclear generating capacity to 40 GWe by 2020 with a further 18 GWe installed capacity being scheduled then, requiring to add 2 GWe per year;
Currently China has over 10 NPPs under construction or planning, in addition to 4 operating NPPs with 11 units;
According to the national energy plan, the whole investment needed for nuclear energy sector will be RMB400-500bn in the next 15 years, among which 50% will be invested in the nuclear equipments & facilities;
The supply-demand gap for uranium in China will increase from 1,000 tonnes to 7,000 tonnes per year by 2030; China relies heavily on imported uranium;
Every year, the Chinese government will tax RMB60mn for the decommissioning of each nuclear power plant and the dedicated funding has been established in the central financial agency; |
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