With joint ventures and operators pressing ahead with preparatory work on UK nuclear projects, major opportunities exist in the UK for all levels of the supply chain and their advisors in 2011. However, the recent change of Government, uncertainty in carbon pricing and the need for clarity when preparing the economic case for new build, amply illustrate existing challenges which may affect the completion of projects on time and on budget. At this critical juncture for supply chain members and other stakeholders looking to get involved in nuclear new build,
C5 has comprehensively researched and developed the
Nuclear New Build 2011 conference. The conference agenda focuses on the
economic,
commercial and
legal issues arising from UK new build projects and how they are being addressed by Government, operators and consortia. An unrivalled faculty will provide expert knowledge and strategic insight into advising on and contributing to current and future nuclear projects, focusing on key supply chain issues and regulatory concerns at this critical juncture for UK new build.
This pivotal industry event will bring together
regulators,
energy companies,
supply chain members (all tiers), and
site licence holders, together with the leading consultants and legal advisors to tackle the hottest issues in new build, including:
- The current operator outlook on potential funding plans and structures
- How the lack of Government subsidy will affect private financing
- How the dismantling of the infrastructure planning mechanisms will affect the timetables for new nuclear projects
- How the future carbon price for nuclear will impact new build projects
- Exploring export controls and the effect on delivering nuclear new build
- How will bonus arrangements under NEC be dealt with
- The impact of proposed legislation to restructure the HSE
Creating unique insurance solutions for long term construction processes
