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A far cry from Trafalgar |
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It seems that the celebrated developments that have taken place in the past couple of months have, one way or another, involved Britain, France and the nuclear industry. |
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Bulgarian opportunities |
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As part of NIA's 2005/06 export programme we are planning to visit Bulgaria on 3-7 October 2005. The NIA visit will include a two centre visit from 3-4 October in Sofia to meet with ministry officials and for an evening reception and a visit to the Kozloduy site to meet with the operators and contractors. |
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Conference time! |
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NIA will be organising many events to promote the industry at this year's party conferences in September and October. This will include having a stand on behalf of the whole industry at this year's Labour party conference. We will also be hosting fringe meetings and receptions at all three political party and the TUC conferences. |
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By NIA Chairman, Philip Dewhurst |
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€5 billion ITER engineering challenge for industry |
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With the recent announcement to construct the International Tokamak Experimental Reactor (ITER) in France, UK industry has the opportunity to bid for a share of the €5billion construction budget. As ITER is based in France, there could be over €2billion of business for EU industry over a period of 10 years, that is €200million a year for the next decade.
The challenge facing UKAEA's Fusion and Industry team is to identify and assist UK companies to compete for international supply contracts for the construction and operation of the ITER. |
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Young politicians visit Sizewell |
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As part of NIA’s programme of engaging young politicians a small group from the Liberal Democrat Youth and Students (LDYS) visited Sizewell in May accompanied by representatives of NIA and British Energy. |
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All the latest news from NIA members. |
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Fueling the debate |
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Malcolm Wicks MP, the new Energy Minister at DTI, made his first public appearance at a nuclear industry event in July at Nuclear Congress 2005 “Fuel for Thought”, a coup for the organisers, the British Nuclear Energy Society (BNES) and Institution of Nuclear Engineers (InucE). |
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New NIA members |
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Since the last issue of Industry Link an unprecedented 13 companies have joined NIA. |
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