Forum for the Future of Nuclear Energy - Revision history

Melissa Jones: typo

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Melissa Jones at 01:25, 6 November 2012

2012-11-06T01:25:48Z

Rich: /* Safe, Cost Effective and Reliable */

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Safe, Cost Effective and Reliable

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Speakers

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A 'front' for FORATOM

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A 'front' for FORATOM

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A 'front' for FORATOM

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 The forum is now chaired by [[Edit Herczog]] MEP, a Hungarian Socialist.<ref>European Commission, [http://ec.europa.eu/enterprise/policies/sme/best-practices/charter/2011-sba-conference-budapest/files/conference-programme_en.pdf ''Conference programme: Mobilising SMEs for the Future of Europe''], European Commission website, 24 May 2011.</ref>
-[[Piia-Noora Kauppi]] MEP, Chairwoman of the Finnish delegation of the European People's Party (Christian Democrats) and European Democrats also appears to have been involved in runing the forum in 2006.
+[[Piia-Noora Kauppi]] MEP, Chairwoman of the Finnish delegation of the European People's Party (Christian Democrats) and European Democrats also appears to have been involved in running the forum in 2006.
 <ref>[http://www.european-agenda.com/events/1576.php?search=advanced&time=2013-05-01-2013-05-31 Nuclear Power in Sweden – Prospects for the Future], 19 January 2006.</ref>

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 In 2006, Martin Luthander from [[Vattenfall]] spoke on 'Nuclear Power in Sweden – Prospects for the Future'.<ref>[http://www.european-agenda.com/events/1576.php?search=advanced&time=2013-05-01-2013-05-31 Nuclear Power in Sweden – Prospects for the Future], 19 January 2006.</ref>
-== Safe, Cost Effective and Reliable ==
+== Safe, cost-effective and reliable ==
 In November 2004, Wynn told a conference entitled 'Winning the Debate on Nuclear Power' that he had formed the group. He said [[Bruno Comby]] of 'Environmentalists for Nuclear Energy' and [[James Lovelock]] had addressed its first meeting. He added:
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 [[Category: Nuclear Spin]]
 [[Category:Pro-nuclear organisations]]
 [[Category:Pro-nuclear organisations lobbying the EU]]

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 == Safe, Cost Effective and Reliable ==
-In November 2004, Wynn told a conference entitled 'Winning the Debate on Nuclear Power' that he had formed the group. he said [[Bruno Comby]] of 'Environmentalists for Nuclear Energy' and [[James Lovelock]] had addressed its first meeting. He added:
+In November 2004, Wynn told a conference entitled 'Winning the Debate on Nuclear Power' that he had formed the group. He said [[Bruno Comby]] of 'Environmentalists for Nuclear Energy' and [[James Lovelock]] had addressed its first meeting. He added:
 :"We have a task of getting the message across to a sceptical public that nuclear power cannot be ignored.   The message to the nuclear industry is that you must have confidence to challenge misinformation that your opponents put out to the media.  With 438 reactors worldwide and a further 38 under construction, this is not a dying industry. Challenge the Greens, the media, the doubters in language they can understand – the ‘let’s switch off for 24 hours’ language. Language that says:

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 In April 2009, [[Dominique Hittner]], Chairman of [[AREVA]]'s European High Temperature Reactor Technology Network was the gueat speaker. [[Roger Helmer]] MEP, who attended, writes: "They were talking about relatively small, modular reactors designed to supply waste heat to other industrial processes.  The reactors can be teamed up with plants making cement, or chemicals, or other processes requiring large heat inputs (while also, of course, producing large and consistent quantities of electricity, which can be used on-site or sold to the grid)."<ref name=helmer></ref>
-In September 2007, Bertrand Castanet, [[Areva]]'s Head of Strategic Planning spoke about "potential bottlenecks in nuclear energy development", John Lanzoni, Vice President of [[Westinghouse]] talked about the "supply chain for new nuclear reactors" and [[Jean Llewellyn]], Project Director of the UK [[National Skills Academy Nuclear]] talked about about training and education.<ref>[http://www.europeanagenda.eu/events/14631.php?vor=9-2011 Forum for the Future of Nuclear Energy meeting], 27 September 2007.</ref>
+In September 2007, Bertrand Castanet, [[Areva]]'s Head of Strategic Planning spoke about "potential bottlenecks in nuclear energy development", John Lanzoni, Vice President of [[Westinghouse]] talked about the "supply chain for new nuclear reactors" and Jean Llewellyn, Project Director of the UK's National Nuclear Skills Academy talked about about training and education.<ref>[http://www.europeanagenda.eu/events/14631.php?vor=9-2011 Forum for the Future of Nuclear Energy meeting], 27 September 2007.</ref>
 In 2006, Martin Luthander from [[Vattenfall]] spoke on 'Nuclear Power in Sweden – Prospects for the Future'.<ref>[http://www.european-agenda.com/events/1576.php?search=advanced&time=2013-05-01-2013-05-31 Nuclear Power in Sweden – Prospects for the Future], 19 January 2006.</ref>

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 ==A 'front' for FORATOM==
-According to Corporate Europe Observatory "in practice, the agenda is determined by [[FORATOM]], whose members are usually speakers at the Forum’s events. FORATOM’s Guy Parker explains: 'FORATOM suggests potential topics of discussion and speakers to Mrs Herczog.'''
+According to Corporate Europe Observatory "in practice, the agenda is determined by [[FORATOM]], whose members are usually speakers at the Forum’s events. FORATOM’s Guy Parker explains: 'FORATOM suggests potential topics of discussion and speakers to Mrs Herczog.'"
 Herczog has described her chairmanship as “totally honorary and in fact more a question of practicality, since someone has to send out the invitations and chair the meetings.”<ref>Corporate Europe Observatory, [http://archive.corporateeurope.org/docs/NuclearPowerGrab.pdf ''Nuclear Power Grab? Corporate Lobbyists and MEPs Working in Tandem to Spin Nuclear Energy as Sustainable''], December, 2006.</ref>

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 ==Speakers==
-In April 2009, [[Dominique Hittner]], Chairman of [[AREVA]]'s European High Temperature Reactor Technology Network was the gueat speaker. [[Roger Helmer]] MEP, who attended, writes: "They were talking about relatively small, modular reactors designed to supply waste heat to other industrial processes.  The reactors can be teamed up with plants making cement, or chemicals, or other processes requiring large heat inputs (while also, of course, producing large and consistent quantities of electricity, which can be used on-site or sold to the grid)."<ref=helmer></ref>
+In April 2009, [[Dominique Hittner]], Chairman of [[AREVA]]'s European High Temperature Reactor Technology Network was the gueat speaker. [[Roger Helmer]] MEP, who attended, writes: "They were talking about relatively small, modular reactors designed to supply waste heat to other industrial processes.  The reactors can be teamed up with plants making cement, or chemicals, or other processes requiring large heat inputs (while also, of course, producing large and consistent quantities of electricity, which can be used on-site or sold to the grid)."<ref name=helmer></ref>
 In September 2007, Bertrand Castanet, [[Areva]]'s Head of Strategic Planning spoke about "potential bottlenecks in nuclear energy development", John Lanzoni, Vice President of [[Westinghouse]] talked about the "supply chain for new nuclear reactors" and [[Jean Llewellyn]], Project Director of the UK [[National Skills Academy Nuclear]] talked about about training and education.<ref>[http://www.europeanagenda.eu/events/14631.php?vor=9-2011 Forum for the Future of Nuclear Energy meeting], 27 September 2007.</ref>

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 The forum does not publish a list of members, but they include:
 *Dr. [[Romana Jordan]] Cizelj, Slovenian MEP <ref>[http://www.romanajordan.si/about-me About me], Dr Romana Jordan Cizelj's website, undated, accessed 3 November 2012</ref>
-*[[Roger Helmer]], British MEP<ref=helmer>Roger Helmer, [http://www.rogerhelmer.com/straighttalk89.asp Straight Talking], May 2009.</ref=helmer>
+*[[Roger Helmer]], British MEP<ref name=helmer>Roger Helmer, [http://www.rogerhelmer.com/straighttalk89.asp Straight Talking], May 2009.</ref>
 *[[Cristian Busoi]] Moldovan MEP<ref>[http://www.conferinte.ro/european-energy-development/previous-edition/speakers Speakers], European Energy Development conference, 2010</ref>