Nuclear Industry Council
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The Nuclear Industry Council was launched in November 2012 by the UK government, replacing the policy advisory group the Nuclear Development Forum.
It is headed jointly by Energy Secretary Ed Davey and Nuclear Industry Association chairman Labour politician John Hutton. According to the Department of Energy and Climate Change the Council is expected to "play a strategic role in ensuring that the UK nuclear industry capitalizes on the opportunity that nuclear new build presents".[1]
Contents
Affiliations
People
Attendees first meeting 27 February 2013
Ed Davey | Michael Fallon | Lord Hutton of Furness | John Hayes | Vince Cable | Clive White, Amec |Philippe Knoche, Areva | Martin Grant, Atkins | Roger Hardy, Babcock International | Greg Ashley, Bechtel | Adrian Worker, CH2M Hill | Professor Andrew Sherry, Dalton Institute | Bill Bryce, Doosan Power Systems | Sir Stephen Gomersall, Hitachi
Mark Higson and Hergen Haye, DECC
- Observers: Colin Pratchett
- Apologies: Vincent de Rivaz, EDF Energy, Barbara Judge, UKTI
Contact
Resources
- 27 February, 2013: meeting minutes and agenda, Nuclear Industry Council
Notes
- ↑ Jillian Ambrose, UK government forms Nuclear Industry Council to drive further progress, Platts, 30 Oct 2012
