LEADERS IN CONFERENCE
PLANNING & PRODUCTION
www.wplgroup.com/aci
ACI’s Nuclear Power Plant Life Management & Extension
2015 will address the key issues faced by the industry as-
sociated with NPP’s life management and extension: age
management programs and techniques, implementation
of environmental standards, I & C systems and avoidance
strategies for force shutdown.
Join us on 4 - 5 November 2015 in Paris, France to hear
about R & D in component behaviour and integrity, best
practices of applying safety principles and concepts in
preparation for licence extension and discuss the challeng-
es industry is facing keeping maintenance and operational
cost down.
Topics for Discussion:
 Contribution of nuclear energy to EU energy mix
 Evaluation of nuclear power plant management and
life extension
 Environmental & safety standards
 Public concerns for ageing nuclear power plants
 Risk assessment for aging nuclear power plants
 Ongoing challenges of NPPs maintenance
 Financial & economic framework
 Workforce development in nuclear industry
 Challenges of licence extension
 Nuclear power plant Long-Term Operations
 Public Concerns for aging nuclear power plants
Commercial & Sponsorship Opportunities
With leading companies and organisations from the Nuclear
Energy Industry attending and speaking at our event, we
have the perfect vehicle to provide outstanding exposure to
a senior level audience.
There are various sponsorship packages available, including
sponsorship of a cocktail reception on the first evening of the
event and sponsorship of a networking lunch. For further
details, please contact:
Ray Mangon: +44 203 141 0610
raym@acieu.net
Call For Papers
If you would like to be considered as a speaker at the
event for a 30-45 minute presentation, please submit an
abstract for consideration to:
Karina Pomeranceva: +44 203 141 0625
kpomeranceva@acieu.net
NUCLEAR POWER PLANT LIFE MANAGEMENT & EXTENSION 2015
Paris, France
4-5
November
2015
Who Will Attend?
 Head of Operations
 Technical Directors
 Aging Management/Aging Specialists
 Plant Life Extension Managers/Specialists
 Plant Life Management Managers/Specialists
 Technical Engineers
 Asset Managers
 Associations Representatives
 Regulatory and Policy Officers
 Solution Providers
 Consultants
The Conference:
Registration is Simple:
If you would like to be to register for this event or wish to
find out more information, please contact
Mado Lampropoulou: +44 203 141 0607
mlampropoulou@acieu.net
NUCLEAR POWER PLANT LIFE MANAGEMENT & EXTENSION 2015
Paris, France
4-5
November
2015
LEADERS IN CONFERENCE
PLANNING & PRODUCTION
www.wplgroup.com/aci
Wednesday 4th November 2015
08:00
09:00
09:15
▪ Recognising the importance of nuclear to
the European energy mix
▪ Overview of programs in place to promote
role of nuclear energy across EU
▪ Highlights of the European Energy Agenda
10:00
▪ Background overview of power plant life
management and extension
▪ Current status of power plant life
management and extension in Europe
▪ Overview of PLIM approaches and key
drivers for PLEX
10:45
11:15
▪ Updates on environmental and safety
standards in EU
▪ Analysing the environmental impact on
licence extension
▪ Implementation of new safety technologies
to overcome delays in getting extension
▪ Respective legislation on design, re-
construction works and operation of plants
12:30
DAY 1
MORNING REFRESHMENTS
CONFERENCE SESSION
NETWORKING LUNCH
REGISTRATION & COFFEE
CHAIRMAN'S OPENING REMARKS
CONFERENCE PRESENTATION
Contribution of Nuclear Energy to EU Energy
Mix
CONFERENCE PRESENTATION
Evaluation of Nuclear Power Plant
Management and Life Extension
Environmental & Safety Standards
Tomasz Jackowski
Acting DivisionHead
National Center For Nuclear Research (NCBJ)
Keith Parker
Chief Executive
Nuclear Industry Association
13:45
▪ Recognising importance of public
understanding and acceptance of NPPs life
▪ Strategies to change public attitude
towards nuclear energy
14:30
▪ Overview of age management programs and
techniques applicable to aged nuclear
▪ I&C: Cable aging management and
condition monitoring
▪ Competitiveness of different technology
reactors▪ Exploring key challenges associated with
degradation of aged reactors
15:45
16:15
▪ Benefits of operator and supplier
collaboration to maintain safe NPP
▪ Extended life and solutions for Long Term
Operation
▪ IT-Systems for support of operational
management and process optimisation
▪ I&C systems innovations for NPP Long-Term
Operations
17:30
Risk Assessment for Aging Nuclear Power
Plants
Public Concerns for Ageing Nuclear Power
Plants
CLOSE OF DAY ONE
CONFERENCE SESSION
AFTERNOON REFRESHMENTS
CONFERENCE SESSION
Nuclear Power Plant Long Term Operations
CONFERENCE PRESENTATION
Francesco D'Auria
Professor
University Of Pisa, DESTEC-GRNSPG
AbderrahimAl Mazouzi
Project manager EDF R&D
Member of the NUGENIAExecutive
Committee
NUCLEAR POWER PLANT LIFE MANAGEMENT & EXTENSION 2015
Paris, France
4-5
November
2015
LEADERS IN CONFERENCE
PLANNING & PRODUCTION
www.wplgroup.com/aci
DAY 2
Thursday 5th November 2015
08:30
09:00
▪ Strategies to keeping maintenance and
operational cost down
▪ Financial benefits of plant’s life extension
vs new build
▪ Maximising the return on investment
through pro-active planning
09:10
Overcoming legal and financing obstacles in life
extension
▪ The different approaches to licensing life
extensions▪ Creating a financeable package
▪ Implications for decommissioning funding
arrangements
11:00
11:30
▪ Assessment of human resources needs to
support NPPs management and extension
▪ Overview of programs in place to address
the staff shortage
▪ Recent progress in building the skilled
workforce for nuclear industry
12:15
▪ Discuss key prerequisites in licence
extension application
▪ Time scale for licence extension
▪ Applying safety principles and concepts in
preparation for licence extension
▪ Best practises for life extension licence
applications
13:15 NETWORKING LUNCH
MORNING REFRESHMENTS
PANEL DISCUSSION
Challenges of Licence Extension
CONFERENCE PRESENTATION
Workforce Development in Nuclear Industry
CHAIRMAN'S OPENING REMARKS
REGISTRATION & COFFEE
CONFERENCE SESSION
Financial & Economic Framework
Francesco D'Auria
Professor
University Of Pisa, DESTEC-GRNSPG
Mark Newbery
Parner
Herbert Smith Freehills (HSF)
14:15
▪ Are current maintenance practices efficient
enough?
▪ Maintenance and modernisation
challenges of I&C systems
▪ R & D in component behaviour and integrity
▪ Preventative maintenance case studies
15:45
Ongoing Challenges of NPPs Maintenance
CHAIRMAN CLOSING REMARKS &
AFTERNOON REFRESHMENTS
CONFERENCE SESSION
EvguenySalkov
Business Development Director
Rusatom Service (Rosatom)
Márcio Rezende Siniscalchi
Electrical Engineer
TEPPROJETOS
NUCLEAR POWER PLANT LIFE MANAGEMENT & EXTENSION 2015
Paris, France
4-5
November
2015
LEADERS IN CONFERENCE
PLANNING & PRODUCTION
www.wplgroup.com/aci
If you would like to register for this event or wish to find out more information,
please contact Mado Lampropoulou using any of the following methods:
+44 (0)20 3141 0607
mlampropoulou@acieu.net
http://www.acieu.net
Postal Address:
ACI Europe, 5/13 Great Suffolk Street, London, SE1 0NS
Registration Is Simple
Registration Is Simple
£1,495.00
(ex. VAT)
Documentation Packet Only £420.00
Conference(IncludesDocumentationPacket)
4-5 November 2015
Please Note.
Members and customers of all supporting organizations are entitled to a dis-
count off their conference package.
For more information please call Mado on +44 (0) 203 141 0607
Documentation Packet Available
We are selling the Nuclear Power Plant Life Management & Extension 2015
papers at just £395 (+£25 P&P). Simply tick the box on the booking form, send it
with payment and your copy will be on its way to you after the meeting. This
important manual will be a source of invaluable reference for the future.
Terms & Conditions
Payment
Payment must be received within five business days of returning the
signed contract. After receiving payment a VAT receipt will be issued. If
you do not receive a letter outlining details two weeks prior to the event,
please contact the Conference Coordinator at ACI Europe Ltd.
Discounts are available for multiple/group bookings. Please call
+44 (0)20 3141 0607 for more information.
Cancellations
Substitutions are welcome up to 24 hours prior to the event.
Cancellations must be received in writing no less than 3 weeks prior to
the start of the conference; a full credit voucher towards a future ACI
conference will be issued. Any cancellation received less than 3 weeks
prior to the start of the event shall be deemed to be a breach of this
contract by client, and accordingly, no credits will be given. Cancellations
must be received in writing by mail or fax three weeks before the
conference. Thereafter the full conference fee is payable. If for any
reason ACI Europe Ltd decides to amend, cancel or postpone this
conference, the conference fee will not be refunded. Furthermore, ACI
Europe Ltd will not be responsible for covering airfare, hotel or other
costs incurred by registrants. In the event that ACI Europe Ltd cancel or
postpone the event, ACI Europe Ltd reserves the right to transfer this
booking to another conference to be held in the following twelve
months, or to provide a credit of an equivalent amount to another
conference within the following twelve months. The construction, validity
and performance of this agreement shall be governed in all respects by
the laws of England to the exclusive jurisdiction of whose courts the
Parties hereby agree to submit.
Accommodation
The cost of accommodation is not included in the event fee. Preferential
rates will be arranged with or near the event venue, and all confirmed
delegates will be given details of how to book accommodation at this rate
in due course.
About ACI
ACI, a UK owned company, have been running successful conferences for the last 15 years in the USA. Headquartered in Chicago with offices all around the States,
they run forums in varied fields and are market leaders in healthcare business conferences. Opening their European head office at the end of 2005, they have ex-
panded rapidly and are launching a series of events covering the maritime, energy, oil and gas industries.

ACI's Nuclear Power Plant Life Management & Extension.

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    LEADERS IN CONFERENCE PLANNING& PRODUCTION www.wplgroup.com/aci ACI’s Nuclear Power Plant Life Management & Extension 2015 will address the key issues faced by the industry as- sociated with NPP’s life management and extension: age management programs and techniques, implementation of environmental standards, I & C systems and avoidance strategies for force shutdown. Join us on 4 - 5 November 2015 in Paris, France to hear about R & D in component behaviour and integrity, best practices of applying safety principles and concepts in preparation for licence extension and discuss the challeng- es industry is facing keeping maintenance and operational cost down. Topics for Discussion:  Contribution of nuclear energy to EU energy mix  Evaluation of nuclear power plant management and life extension  Environmental & safety standards  Public concerns for ageing nuclear power plants  Risk assessment for aging nuclear power plants  Ongoing challenges of NPPs maintenance  Financial & economic framework  Workforce development in nuclear industry  Challenges of licence extension  Nuclear power plant Long-Term Operations  Public Concerns for aging nuclear power plants Commercial & Sponsorship Opportunities With leading companies and organisations from the Nuclear Energy Industry attending and speaking at our event, we have the perfect vehicle to provide outstanding exposure to a senior level audience. There are various sponsorship packages available, including sponsorship of a cocktail reception on the first evening of the event and sponsorship of a networking lunch. For further details, please contact: Ray Mangon: +44 203 141 0610 raym@acieu.net Call For Papers If you would like to be considered as a speaker at the event for a 30-45 minute presentation, please submit an abstract for consideration to: Karina Pomeranceva: +44 203 141 0625 kpomeranceva@acieu.net NUCLEAR POWER PLANT LIFE MANAGEMENT & EXTENSION 2015 Paris, France 4-5 November 2015 Who Will Attend?  Head of Operations  Technical Directors  Aging Management/Aging Specialists  Plant Life Extension Managers/Specialists  Plant Life Management Managers/Specialists  Technical Engineers  Asset Managers  Associations Representatives  Regulatory and Policy Officers  Solution Providers  Consultants The Conference: Registration is Simple: If you would like to be to register for this event or wish to find out more information, please contact Mado Lampropoulou: +44 203 141 0607 mlampropoulou@acieu.net
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    NUCLEAR POWER PLANTLIFE MANAGEMENT & EXTENSION 2015 Paris, France 4-5 November 2015 LEADERS IN CONFERENCE PLANNING & PRODUCTION www.wplgroup.com/aci Wednesday 4th November 2015 08:00 09:00 09:15 ▪ Recognising the importance of nuclear to the European energy mix ▪ Overview of programs in place to promote role of nuclear energy across EU ▪ Highlights of the European Energy Agenda 10:00 ▪ Background overview of power plant life management and extension ▪ Current status of power plant life management and extension in Europe ▪ Overview of PLIM approaches and key drivers for PLEX 10:45 11:15 ▪ Updates on environmental and safety standards in EU ▪ Analysing the environmental impact on licence extension ▪ Implementation of new safety technologies to overcome delays in getting extension ▪ Respective legislation on design, re- construction works and operation of plants 12:30 DAY 1 MORNING REFRESHMENTS CONFERENCE SESSION NETWORKING LUNCH REGISTRATION & COFFEE CHAIRMAN'S OPENING REMARKS CONFERENCE PRESENTATION Contribution of Nuclear Energy to EU Energy Mix CONFERENCE PRESENTATION Evaluation of Nuclear Power Plant Management and Life Extension Environmental & Safety Standards Tomasz Jackowski Acting DivisionHead National Center For Nuclear Research (NCBJ) Keith Parker Chief Executive Nuclear Industry Association 13:45 ▪ Recognising importance of public understanding and acceptance of NPPs life ▪ Strategies to change public attitude towards nuclear energy 14:30 ▪ Overview of age management programs and techniques applicable to aged nuclear ▪ I&C: Cable aging management and condition monitoring ▪ Competitiveness of different technology reactors▪ Exploring key challenges associated with degradation of aged reactors 15:45 16:15 ▪ Benefits of operator and supplier collaboration to maintain safe NPP ▪ Extended life and solutions for Long Term Operation ▪ IT-Systems for support of operational management and process optimisation ▪ I&C systems innovations for NPP Long-Term Operations 17:30 Risk Assessment for Aging Nuclear Power Plants Public Concerns for Ageing Nuclear Power Plants CLOSE OF DAY ONE CONFERENCE SESSION AFTERNOON REFRESHMENTS CONFERENCE SESSION Nuclear Power Plant Long Term Operations CONFERENCE PRESENTATION Francesco D'Auria Professor University Of Pisa, DESTEC-GRNSPG AbderrahimAl Mazouzi Project manager EDF R&D Member of the NUGENIAExecutive Committee
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    NUCLEAR POWER PLANTLIFE MANAGEMENT & EXTENSION 2015 Paris, France 4-5 November 2015 LEADERS IN CONFERENCE PLANNING & PRODUCTION www.wplgroup.com/aci DAY 2 Thursday 5th November 2015 08:30 09:00 ▪ Strategies to keeping maintenance and operational cost down ▪ Financial benefits of plant’s life extension vs new build ▪ Maximising the return on investment through pro-active planning 09:10 Overcoming legal and financing obstacles in life extension ▪ The different approaches to licensing life extensions▪ Creating a financeable package ▪ Implications for decommissioning funding arrangements 11:00 11:30 ▪ Assessment of human resources needs to support NPPs management and extension ▪ Overview of programs in place to address the staff shortage ▪ Recent progress in building the skilled workforce for nuclear industry 12:15 ▪ Discuss key prerequisites in licence extension application ▪ Time scale for licence extension ▪ Applying safety principles and concepts in preparation for licence extension ▪ Best practises for life extension licence applications 13:15 NETWORKING LUNCH MORNING REFRESHMENTS PANEL DISCUSSION Challenges of Licence Extension CONFERENCE PRESENTATION Workforce Development in Nuclear Industry CHAIRMAN'S OPENING REMARKS REGISTRATION & COFFEE CONFERENCE SESSION Financial & Economic Framework Francesco D'Auria Professor University Of Pisa, DESTEC-GRNSPG Mark Newbery Parner Herbert Smith Freehills (HSF) 14:15 ▪ Are current maintenance practices efficient enough? ▪ Maintenance and modernisation challenges of I&C systems ▪ R & D in component behaviour and integrity ▪ Preventative maintenance case studies 15:45 Ongoing Challenges of NPPs Maintenance CHAIRMAN CLOSING REMARKS & AFTERNOON REFRESHMENTS CONFERENCE SESSION EvguenySalkov Business Development Director Rusatom Service (Rosatom) Márcio Rezende Siniscalchi Electrical Engineer TEPPROJETOS
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    NUCLEAR POWER PLANTLIFE MANAGEMENT & EXTENSION 2015 Paris, France 4-5 November 2015 LEADERS IN CONFERENCE PLANNING & PRODUCTION www.wplgroup.com/aci If you would like to register for this event or wish to find out more information, please contact Mado Lampropoulou using any of the following methods: +44 (0)20 3141 0607 mlampropoulou@acieu.net http://www.acieu.net Postal Address: ACI Europe, 5/13 Great Suffolk Street, London, SE1 0NS Registration Is Simple Registration Is Simple £1,495.00 (ex. VAT) Documentation Packet Only £420.00 Conference(IncludesDocumentationPacket) 4-5 November 2015 Please Note. Members and customers of all supporting organizations are entitled to a dis- count off their conference package. For more information please call Mado on +44 (0) 203 141 0607 Documentation Packet Available We are selling the Nuclear Power Plant Life Management & Extension 2015 papers at just £395 (+£25 P&P). Simply tick the box on the booking form, send it with payment and your copy will be on its way to you after the meeting. This important manual will be a source of invaluable reference for the future. Terms & Conditions Payment Payment must be received within five business days of returning the signed contract. After receiving payment a VAT receipt will be issued. If you do not receive a letter outlining details two weeks prior to the event, please contact the Conference Coordinator at ACI Europe Ltd. Discounts are available for multiple/group bookings. Please call +44 (0)20 3141 0607 for more information. Cancellations Substitutions are welcome up to 24 hours prior to the event. Cancellations must be received in writing no less than 3 weeks prior to the start of the conference; a full credit voucher towards a future ACI conference will be issued. Any cancellation received less than 3 weeks prior to the start of the event shall be deemed to be a breach of this contract by client, and accordingly, no credits will be given. Cancellations must be received in writing by mail or fax three weeks before the conference. Thereafter the full conference fee is payable. If for any reason ACI Europe Ltd decides to amend, cancel or postpone this conference, the conference fee will not be refunded. Furthermore, ACI Europe Ltd will not be responsible for covering airfare, hotel or other costs incurred by registrants. In the event that ACI Europe Ltd cancel or postpone the event, ACI Europe Ltd reserves the right to transfer this booking to another conference to be held in the following twelve months, or to provide a credit of an equivalent amount to another conference within the following twelve months. The construction, validity and performance of this agreement shall be governed in all respects by the laws of England to the exclusive jurisdiction of whose courts the Parties hereby agree to submit. Accommodation The cost of accommodation is not included in the event fee. Preferential rates will be arranged with or near the event venue, and all confirmed delegates will be given details of how to book accommodation at this rate in due course. About ACI ACI, a UK owned company, have been running successful conferences for the last 15 years in the USA. Headquartered in Chicago with offices all around the States, they run forums in varied fields and are market leaders in healthcare business conferences. Opening their European head office at the end of 2005, they have ex- panded rapidly and are launching a series of events covering the maritime, energy, oil and gas industries.