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TM/WS
on Topical Issues on Infrastructure Development:
Managing the development of a sustainable national infrastructure for
Nuclear Power Plants
24-27 January 2012
Board Room, Vienna International Centre, Austria
09,30
09,50
09,50
10,00
10,00
10,20
TUESDAY 24 JANUARY 2012 (DAY 1)
MORNING
IAEA
Mr. Alexander BYCHKOV
Opening remarks
Deputy Director General
Department of Nuclear Energy
Mr. William RASIN (US)
INTRODUCTION
TM/WS Chairmen
Mr. Ramon Mendez (Uruguay)
IAEA
Department of Nuclear Safety
Recent development on the IAEA assistance TBD
for nuclear safety to countries embarking on
nuclear power
COFFEE BREAK
10,20
10,50
SESSION 1: Lessons learned from Fukushima Dai-ichi Accident
10,50
JAPAN
Ministry of Economy, Trade and
11,20
Facts, Lessons Learned and Nuclear Power Industry
Policy of Japan after the Accident
Mr Akira Izumo
11,20
China
Department of Nuclear Power
11,40
Impact on the planning and construction of China National Nuclear
Nuclear Power Plants
Corporation
Mr Zhang Qinghua
11,40
France
Adjoint au Directeur de l'Agence
12,00
Response of the Government, Vendor and France Nucléaire (AFNI)
Regulatory Body in France
Mr Ponchet Marc
12,00
IAEA
Department of Nuclear Safety
12,20
IAEA Action Plan on Nuclear Safety and its TBD
Implementation
12,20
LUNCH BREAK
13,20
13,20
UAE
Ambassador Resident
13,40
How to reflect lessons learned in the National Representative of the United Arab
Nuclear Power Programme (Design, etc.)
Emirates to the IAEA
Mr Hamad Al Kaabi
13,40
Egypt
TBD
1
14,00
14,00
15,00
Egypt
How to reflect lessons learned in the National
Nuclear Power Programme (Bids invitation
specification etc)
Plenary discussion, questions and answers
All participants
based on the guide to be prepared and send in
advance to the participants
- How newcomers to reflect lessons learned in
different phases?
1) Consideration stage (phase 1)
2) Preparatory stage (phase 2)
Session Chair’s Conclusion
15,00
15,10
15,10
COFFEE BREAK
15,40
SESSION 2: Development and implementation of Public Information program after
Fukushima Dai-ichi Accident
15,40
IAEA
Department of Nuclear Energy
16,00
Public communication- Who, What, How?
TBD
16,00
16,20
16,20
16,40
16,40
17,00
17,00
17,30
17,30
17,40
17,40
18,00
WNA (World Nuclear Association)
WNA
Fact of Nuclear power (advantage and Jeremy Gordon
disadvantage) – the message to the public
Editor, World Nuclear News
Writer & Analyst
Vietnam
Vietnam Atomic Energy Agency
Communication programme with local people Mr Anh Tuan Hoang
on the site
Thailand
Thailand
Public communication programme- before and Nuclear Power Programme
after Fukushima Accident
Development Office
Mr Pricha Karasuddhi
Plenary discussions, questions and answers All participants
based on the guide to be prepared and send in
advance to the participants
Session Chair’s Conclusion
END OF THE DAY 1
WINE AND CHEESE PARTY AT VIC RESTAURANT
WENSDAY 25 JANUARY 2012 (DAY 2)
MORNING
SESSION 3: Development of a national position on the introduction of Nuclear Power
representing nationally and internationally long term commitments
09,00
IAEA
IAEA consultant
09,20
IAEA document on the development of a TBD
national position
09,20
Nigeria
Nigeria Atomic Energy Commission
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09,40
09,40
10,00
Intergovernmental Agreement and
development of a national position
Malaysia
Establishment of NEPIO company
expeditation of the process
Mr Franklin Erepamo Osaiosai
Malaysia Nuclear Power Corp.
and Mr Mohd Zamzam Jaafar
10,00
10,20
TBD
Philippine
Development of a law to have a sustainable
national nuclear power programme
10,20
10,50
10,50
12,50
COFFEE BREAK
12,50
13,50
13,50
14,35
BREAK-OUT SESSION on the development of a national position on the
introduction of Nuclear Power representing nationally and internationally long
term commitments
- How to establish the process in developing a national position?
- How to involve the political parties?
- How to sustain the decision made for a long term?
(Two presentation from Member States, followed by group discussions. Guide for
discussions shall be prepared in advance)
Group 1:
TBD
Moderator: TBD
Reporter: TBD
Group 2:
TBD
Moderator: TBD
Reporter: TBD
Group 3:
TBD
Moderator: TBD
Reporter: TBD
LUNCH BREAK
WENSDAY 25 JANUARY 2012 (DAY 2)
AFTERNOON
Feedback from break-out sessions on the Reporter of each group should present
development on national position (3 the group conclusion
groups)
Session Chair’s Conclusion
14,35
14,50
SESSION 4: Self-assessment experience and feedback of IAEA INIR missions, inlcuding
action plans
14,50
IAEA
IAEA
15,10
INIR Missions
15,10
Bangladesh
Bangladesh Atomic Energy
15,30
Experience of INIR Mission for phase 1 and Commission
phase 2
Mr Shawkat Akbar
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15,30
15,50
15,50
16,10
16,10
16,40
16,40
17,10
Jordan
Experience of INIR follow-up mission
TBD
Preparation of self-evaluation report
COFFEE BREAK
Jordan Atomic Energy Commission
Mr Kamal Araj
Ministry of Energy
Ms Lilia Dulinets
Plenary discussions, questions and answers All participants
based on the guide to be prepared and send in
advance to the participants
Session Chair’s Conclusion
17,10
17,20
Demonstration and Exhibision
17,20
IAEA
17,50
Introduction of Cyber Network Platform
17,50
END OF THE DAY 2
Department of Nuclear Energy
Ms Subannoni Monica
THURSDAY 26 JANUARY 2012 (DAY 3)
MORNING
SESSION 5: How to develop the necessary capability of future owner/operator and the
international assistance to such development?
09,00 IAEA
IAEA Consultant
09,20 The key capabilities for future owner/ operator Mr Ioan Rotaru
(in Phase 2) and the IAEA assistance
programmes
09,20 WANO
WANO CC London
09,40 Developing safety culture and management Programme Director
sytem to incorporate the latest lessons learnd Mr Takashi Shoji
over the world
09,40 Korea
TBD
10,00 Capacity building for NPP operator (project
management, construction, safety culture, etc.)
10,00 Vietnam-Russia/ Japan Cooperation
Electricily of Vietnam
10,20 Soft Coordiantion among bilateral
Vice President
Mr. NGUYEN Cuong Lam
cooperation and the IAEA assistance
10,20 Russia
Central Institute for Continuing
10,40 Training Programme for newcomers and Education and Training
Mr Vladmir Atrisyuk
cooperation with the IAEA
10,40 COFFEE BREAK
11,10
11,10 China
Department of Nuclear Power
11,20 Experience to manage different types of the China National Nuclear Corporation
nuclear power plants
Mr Zhang Qinghua
11,20 IFNEC
Department of State
11,40 Recent Development for assitance to
Mr. Alex BURKART
newcomer countries
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11,40 Leadership and Safety Culture and ‘Case France
12,00 study of BLAYAIS incident in 1999’
Ms Martine Griffon-Fouco
12,00 TWG-NPI
TWG-Chair
12,10 TWG Discussion on soft coordination
Mr Ramon Mendez
Demonstration and Exhibision
12,10
12,25
IAEA
Introduction of Regulatory Cooperation
Forum
12,25 IAEA
12,35 Introduction of IAEA International Nuclear
Library Network
12,35 IAEA
12,45 Introduction of PRIS and CNPP
12,45- Exhibision and Libruary Tour
12,45
14,00
14,00
15,30
Department of Nuclear Safety
Mr. Russell Gibbs
IAEA Library
Mr. Thanos Giannakopulos
Division of Nuclear Power
Mr. Jiri Mandula
LUNCH BREAK
Break-out session on the international
cooperation to expedite the national nuclear
infrastructure development
One presentation from Member States,
followed by group discussions. Guide for
discussions shall be prepared in advance.
The topic includes, but not limited to;
- International Cooperation for Human
Resource Development; how to establish
sustainable programme?
- Managing different types of nuclear power
plants
- ‘Soft-coordination’ among bilateral assistance
and the IAEA assistance
Group 1: TBD
Break-out session on the international
cooperation to expedite the national
nuclear infrastructure development
Group 2: TBD
Group 3: TBD
15,30 COFFEE BREAK
16,00
SESSION 6: Common technology issues for nuclear power newcomers (Small size of elctrical grid, water
management)
16,00
16,20
Department of Nuclear Energy
IAEA
How to address the constraints (water supply, NPTDS
grid size etc.) through technology
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16,20
16,40
16,40
17,00
17,20
17,50
Nuclear Engineering Department,
Mechanical Design, Palo Verde NGS
Mr Hamid Mortazavi
Indonesia Atomic Energy Commission
Indonesia
FS on small size reactors
(BATAN)
Mr Janli Saljon
Plenary discussions, questions and answers All
based on the guide to be prepared and send in
advance to the participants
TWG Chair
Session Chair’s Conclusion
US (Palo Verde NPP)
Utilization of Waster Water for Nuclear Power
17,50
18,00
END OF THE DAY 3
09,00
09,45
FRIDAY 27 JANUARY 2012 (DAY 4)
MORNING
Feedback from break-out sessions on the Reporter of each group should present
development
on
the
internatinal the group conclusion
cooperation (3 groups)
Session Chair’s Conclusion
09,45
10,00
SESSION 7: Integrated Approach for Nuclear Infrastructure in Safety, Security and
Safeguards
10,00
Thailand
Office of Atoms for Peace
10,20
Integrated Approach for 3S- Advantages Mr Chaivat Toskulkao
and challenges
10,20
US/ UAE Khalifa University
USDOE Sandia National Laboratory
10,40
Education programme for 3S
Mr Amir Mogagheghi
10,40
TBD
IAEA
11,00
Challenges and future action plans
11,00
COFFEE BREAK
11,30
SESSION 8; Looking ahead for futures
11,30
11,50
IAEA
IAEA’s approach to strengthen the support
to the introduction of Nuclear Power
11,50
IAEA
12,10
IAEA’s new documents on security and
emergency planning (TBD)
SESSION 9: Key Note speaker
12,10
12,40
IAEA- Department of Nuclear Energy
INIG leader
Ms Anne STARZ
TBD
Poland
Poland
Experience in Building National Nuclear Deputy Minister of Economy and
Infrastructure
Plenipotentiary for Nuclear Energy
Ms Hanna Trojanowska
Conclusion
12,40
TM/WS CHAIRMEN’S SUMMARY
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13,00
13,10
13,20
Director of Nuclear Power Division
Mr J.K. Park
IAEA
Conclusions from the Agency
Scientific Secretary:
Mr. Masahiro AOKI
IAEA INIG
TM/WS Coordinator:
Mr. Ioan ROTARU
Romania/IAEA Consultant
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