The conference «Atomex – North-West»

A regional forum of Nuclear Industry "Atomex – North-West" conference to be held, which includes:

• plenary session
• breakout sessions
• roundtables
• performance of suppliers of products and services to nuclear industry

The conference will deal with topical issues for the dynamic development of nuclear energy, and in particular for the development of the North-West region.

The conference agenda includes a discussion of these topics:

• actual changes in the procurement system of the nuclear industry;
•  nuclear and power engineering;
• providing supplies and technical requirements for equipment for the construction of Baltic Nuclear Power Plant;
• providing supplies and technical requirements for equipment for the construction of Leningrad NPP;
• technical requirements for equipment for facilities handling radioactive waste and spent nuclear fuel and other objects of the North-West region.

The Forum will take place on a technical tour to the existing Leningrad NPP.

Technical Tour

For those wishing to April 19, 2012 will be organized technical tour with a visit to Leningrad nuclear power plant operating. Seats are limited.

Leningrad NPP is situated 80 km west of St. Petersburg on the southern shore of the Gulf of Finland. The station includes four RBMK unit of electrical capacity of 1000 MW each.

Electricity generation at the Leningrad nuclear power plant is largely meets the needs of St. Petersburg and Leningrad region. However, not all electricity is transmitted to consumers LAES St. Petersburg and Leningrad region. Part of it goes to the neighboring regions (Novgorod, Pskov, Yaroslavl, Vladimir Oblast and the Republic of Karelia). If you speak the language of numbers, the SELA in Pine Forest produces electricity for half of St. Petersburg and Leningrad region, and 28% for the entire Northwest region. By-products are technical, and medical isotopes (more than 15 titles), neutron-doped silicon for the semiconductor industry, oxygen, nitrogen, and technical.

Reactor safety of the Leningrad nuclear power plant after reconstruction complies with regulatory requirements and permits the extension of the operation of all four units.

Leningrad NPP-2 will be located 2 km from the Leningrad nuclear power plant operating. Provides for construction of four VVER-1200 power 1170 MW each. Estimated life of Leningrad NPP-2 - 50 years, the basic equipment - 60 years.

To obtain the participation of your company in the Conference Agreement  and is required to send to organizers or go Online registration on the site.