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Welcome and Introduction - Andrei Goicea, Policy Director, nucleareurope Latest policy updates - Félix Moldován, Nuclear and Energy attaché, Hungarian Permanent Representation to the EU Solid Oxide Electrolysis fundamentals and use cases - Nicolas Valayé, Consulting Manager, Genvia Production of hydrogen using nuclear electricity and heat and SOEC technology - Dirk Rabelink, CEO, ULC-Energy EU-...

This second in a series of webinars dedicated to hydrogen from nuclear power will focus on the latest technological developments. It will also emphasise the importance of having the right political and financial support in place. On the agenda: Policy updates - Lavinia Rizea, Atomic Energy Attaché, Permanent Representation of Romania Nuclear produced hydrogen: feasibility and challenges - Canet...

Nuclear: a strategic industry serving Europe 20 - 21 June 2023 - Lyon, France #NuclearEurope2023 conference! @GambettaCreativeContent

Nuclear: a strategic industry serving Europe 20 - 21 June 2023 - Lyon, France #NuclearEurope2023 conference!

The focus of this webinar is the recently released scenario by TerraWater which looks at how France can become Net Zero by 2050. It assesses in particular the ever growing role of low-carbon electricity and the various sources used to produce such electricity. in addition to climate and environmental footprint, it tackles issues such as increasing energy sovereignty and reducing dependence on i...

Hydrogen from Nuclear Power: Policy Outlooks Webinar - 27 March 2023

CEZ's Reaktour Goggles at the COP27

Earlier this month nucleareurope General Director Yves Desbazeille gave a presentation at the Energiforsk AB's Annual Nuclear Conference. Have a look at his intervention about "European SMR Partnership and Supply Chain Adaptation".

COP27 Interview With Yves Desbazeille, Director General - nucleareurope

As of 7th of June 2022, FORATOM officially becomes nucleareurope. The goal of this rebranding is to bring more clarity to stakeholders in Brussels about who we represent.

The EU has set itself the very ambitious target of decarbonising its economy by 2050. Hydrogen, including hydrogen produced from nuclear, can provide a solution. More information: foratom.org

Event website: events.foratom.org/nuclear-europe-2021/ Europe has less than thirty years left to radically change its energy system in order to achieve its goal of decarbonising its economy. This means that the right choices need to be made today in order to ensure a system which is low-carbon, sustainable and ensures security of supply. Achieving this will require basing policies on science an...

Event website: events.foratom.org/nuclear-europe-2021/ Europe has less than thirty years left to radically change its energy system in order to achieve its goal of decarbonising its economy. This means that the right choices need to be made today in order to ensure a system which is low-carbon, sustainable and ensures security of supply. Achieving this will require basing policies on science an...

Event website: events.foratom.org/nuclear-europe-2021/ Europe has less than thirty years left to radically change its energy system in order to achieve its goal of decarbonising its economy. This means that the right choices need to be made today in order to ensure a system which is low-carbon, sustainable and ensures security of supply. Achieving this will require basing policies on science an...

Nuclear Europe 2021 - keynote Session

FORATOM Webinar: Achieving industrial decarbonisation through affordable low-carbon hydrogen

CIRCULAR ECONOMY &THE NUCLEAR INDUSTRY

FORATOM message on COVID

Interview Esa Hyvärinen and Yves Desbazeille Full video

Interview Esa Hyvärinen and Yves Desbazeille Part 3

Interview Esa Hyvärinen and Yves Desbazeille Part 2

Interview Esa Hyvärinen and Yves Desbazeille Part 1

International Forum on Enhancing a Sustainable Nuclear Supply Chain

Nuclear Uses

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Nuclear in a changing world

Energy Economics' Professor: level-playing field important to realise energy transition

Government Official says nuclear energy plays very important role in Hungary

New market design needed to foster low-carbon push, says OECD expert