03 September 2024 Central London
18:00 - 20:30 UK TIME

NNWI Evening Reception: Navigating the Future of Small Modular Reactors

SMRs can lead the way in decarbonization and are at the heart of the new nuclear power transformation.

Whilst evidence is mounting that SMRs as part of the global nuclear fleet are vital for achieving net-zero by the middle of the century, the emerging SMR sector is facing a complex interplay of technological, economic, and geopolitical factors that influence, and to some extent constrain, the technology adoption and scalability.

SMRs can lead the way in decarbonization and are at the heart of the new nuclear power transformation. Based on proven reactor designs, their small scale, modular construction, and high-power density makes them ideal for broad scale deployment for a variety of use cases, applications, and industries. 

Agenda

18:00
Registration
18:30
Welcome Remarks
19:00
Drinks Reception
20:30
End

Speakers

Paul Butcher

Paul Butcher

Director of Public Policy

Herbert Smith Freehills LLP

Andrew Champ

Andrew Champ

UK Country Director, UK Small Modular Reactor (SMR) Programme

GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy

Guy Esnouf

Guy Esnouf

Communications and Stakeholder Engagement Director

Great British Nuclear

Kirsty Gogan

Kirsty Gogan

Founding Director and Co-CEO

TerraPraxis

The Rt Hon Lord Hunt of Kings Heath OBE

The Rt Hon Lord Hunt of Kings Heath OBE

Minister of State

Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

Tim Yeo

Tim Yeo

Chairman

New Nuclear Watch Institute

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