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Supporting Activities for Newcomers- International Cooperation -

February 2016

JAIF International Cooperation Center (JICC)

Kazuhito Koyama

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Contents

0. Situation in Japan

1. Multi National Activities1-1 Activities in accordance with IAEA

1-2 Other multinational activities

2. Bilateral Cooperation

3. Networking

4. Summary

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Strategic Energy Plan of Japan April, 2014

Perspectives and Basic Principles of Energy Policy

3E+S (Energy security, Economic growth, Environmental conservation + Safety)

Multilayered, multiplex supply-and-demand structure

Increase self-sufficiency with domestic energy

Contribute to global CO2 reduction

Nuclear Energy is an Important Base-Load Power Source

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Higashidori (Tohoku Electric)

Current status of NPPs in Japan

Genkai

Shimane

Takahama

Ohi

Mihama

Tsuruga

Tomari

A

A: ABWR/APWR

Shika

A A

Onagawa

Ikata

Sendai

PWR in Operation 2 Unit

PWR Operable 19 Units

PWR Under Construction 0 Unit

PWR Planning 3 Units

BWR Operable 22 Units

BWR Under Construction 3 Units

BWR Planning 5 Units

Kaminoseki

A Ohma

Fukushima Daini

Tokai

- 3 plants at Sendai and Takahama have restarted.- 42 commercial nuclear power plants (22 BWRs and 21 PWRs, 42,048 GW) are operable

- 3 plants (3 ABWRs, 4.14 GW) are under construction, 8 plants (11.1 GW) are under planning

A A

Kashiwazaki Kariwa A A

HamaokaA

A

As of Jan. 29, 2016,

JANSI info.

Higashidori (Tokyo Electric)A

A

21 units under application for safety review

A

A

AUnit 4: Fuel Loading

completed.

Unit 3: Test Operation

reached 100% output.

Unit 1: Commercial operation.

Unit 2: Commercial operation.

As of Feb. 4, 2016

5 units completion safety review

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Ap

plic

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by

op

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tors Review of Reactor Installation

Permit (amendment)

Review of Construction Plan

Review of Operational Safety Programs

New

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tory

Sta

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sca

me

into

eff

ect

Permission

Approval

Pre-service inspection

2013.7 Takahama-3 Sendai-1

Ope. Safety Inspection (4times/year)

Approval

Pass

Fuel loading Startup

Commercial operation

Sendai-2Takahama-4

Ikata-3

Genkai-3&4Ohi-3&4

Tomari-3

Kashiwazaki-Kariwa-6&7

Onagawa-2Hamaoka-4Shimane-2

Tokai-2Higashidori-1Hamaoka-3Shika-2Ohma (UC)Takahama-1&2Tomari-1&2Mihama-3

Safety Review Progress for RestartAs of Jan. 29, 2016,

JANSI info.

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Contribution to the World


1. Multi National Activities

1-1.Activities in accordance with IAEA



IAEA Nuclear Energy Management School (1/2)

• 1st : 11-29 June 2012 in Tokai-mura

• 2nd : 27 May-10 June 2013 in Tokyo and Tokai-mura

http://www.iaea.org/newscenter/news/2013/nemjapan.html

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http://jn-hrd-n.jaea.go.jp/pdf/news/event_NEM2013


Japan-IAEA Joint Nuclear Energy Management School (2/2)

• 3rd : 9-26 June 2014 in Tokyo and Tokai-mu

Visit to Hamaoka NPS

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• ４ｔｈ：1 -17 June, 2015 in Tokyo and Tokai-mura

Visit to Fukushima Daiichi

• 5ｔｈ：11 -27 July, 2016 (Temporary) in Tokyo and ?

To be announced

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IAEA/JICC/WERC Mentoring Course (1/3)

• To introduce technologies and emergency preparedness in Japan

– For near future decision makers

– One mentor per a few mentees

– 10 to 12 mentees from newcomer countries

– NPPs, ERCs, Nuclear Fuel Cycle Facilities, Plant Vendors, Fuel Fabrication Facilities, Laboratories and Fukushima etc.,

– Lectures on Nuclear Policy, history of technology development and HRD in Japan

• 1st Course 9-20 July 2012

• 2nd Course 8-19 July 2013



• 3rd Course 2-13 June 2014 – Onagawa NPP

– Rokkasho Nuclear Fuel Cycle Facilities

– Ohma NPP construction site

– JSW

– WERC, PA & monitoring Facilities of Fukui Prefecture

– NTC, JAPC training Facility, Chamber of commerce

– Ohi NPP

– MHI Factories etc.,

• 4th Course June 1-12 2015– Tomari NPP, JSW

– WERC, PA & monitoring Facilities of Fukui Prefecture

– NTC, JAPC training Facility

– Mihama NPP

– Some curriculum changed and secretariats

exchange between Korea and Japan

according to the recommendation at IAEA

CS on mentoring July 2014


Discussion after lectures or facility visit with Mentors everyday



IAEA/WERC/JICC Policy School

• To provide IAEA policy and nuclear policy of Japan

– For the senior managements of governments and local government where the nuclear power plant siting plan exists

– Lectures, discussion and facilities visits

– In Fukui Prefecture where 13 commercial nuclear power plants are located

• 1st Course was held on 24-28 February, 2014

• 2nd Course was held on 23-27 February, 2015

• 3rd Course is scheduled on 22-26 February, 2016



Comparison of IAEA related ActivitiesNEM School Mentoring Course Policy School 6 Weeks Course*

ObjectBuilding future leadership & Broadening individual networking

Introduction of tne latest technology

Training for Nuclear PolicyPractical Training for nuclear power generation

Schedule July, 2016 May, 2016 February, 2016 Nobember, 2016

Duration 2.5 weeks 1 week 1 week 6 weeks

Place Tokyo(Univ of Tokyo) + α Tokyo + Facilities visits Fukui prefecture Tokyo, Tokai, Fukui + α

Target Countries

Countries seriously planning to newly introduce nuclear power or to expand

New comer countries New comer countries New comer countries

Target participants

Young professionals with managerial potential with at least for 3 years experience

Technically responsible persons or candidates from NEPIO, Regulatory Body, Owner/Operator

Senior management officers of the governments

Persons who actually working for the project from NEPIO, Regulatory Body, Owner/Operator

capacity ~ 40 ~ 15 ~ 15 TBD

Main Host JN-HRD.net JICCWERC(Wakasawan Energy Research Center)

JN-HRD.net

MethodLectures, site visits, discussions, group works and presentation

Mainly facilities visit Mainly lectures & disucussionLectures(3weeks)+Training at NPP, training center & simulators(3 weeks)

*Cooperation with IAEA is being discussed

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1. Multi National Activities

1-2. Other Multinational Activities


JICC Infrastructure Seminar (1/2)(Lessons learned from Fukushima Accident)

• 1ST Seminar on “Emergency Response (SPEEDI)”

- 27 Feb to 2 March 2012 in Japan

- 23 attendee from 7 countries and a region

• 2nd Seminar on “Preparedness for Huge Natural Disaster

(Earthquake and Tsunami)“

– 14-18 Jan 2013 in Japan

– 21 attendee from 9 countries

– 2 lecturers from IAEA

• Follow-up Seminar on “Emergency Response (SPEEDI)”

– 4-6 March 2013 in Indonesia

– 13 attendee from 5 countries in addition to Indonesia


JICC Infrastructure Seminar (2/2)(Lessons learned from Fukushima Accident)

• 3rd Seminar on “Provision against Extreme Natural

Hazards for establishing a safe nuclear installation”– November 2013 in Japan

• 4th Seminar on “Preparation of siting against extreme

natural hazards, proper understanding of low-dose

radiation risk, reconstruction of contaminated areas

in Fukushima” - October 2014 in Japan

• 5th Seminar on “Preparation of siting against extreme

natural hazards, proper understanding of low-dose

radiation risk, crisis communication in the IT era and others”- November 2015,

in Japan


Instructor Training Program (ITP) (since 1998)

- Training courses: Radiation Protection, Reactor Engineering, Emergency Preparedness, etc

- Totally about 100 lecturer-candidates trained- Totally about 1700 participants in each country’s training course (FTC)

Reactor Engineering Course in JRR-1

Reactor Engineering Course in Vietnam

Emergency PreparednessCourse in Thailand

Instructor Training ProgramJapan Atomic Energy Agency(JAEA)

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(NuHRDeC, JAEA)

① Go to Japan

③ Go home

⑤ Dispatch

Asian countries

④ FTC training

（Trainees）

Set-up FTC

（Main instructors）

ITC training course

② Training for ６～９ weeks

Dispatch Japanese experts

（For ２ weeks）

VietnamBangladeshKazakhstan

MalaysiaPhilippinesIndonesiaThailand

(Mongolia)・Reactor Engineering ⅠⅡⅢ・Environmental monitoring・Emergency preparedness

Instructor Training Program (ITC)

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(instructors)Reactor safety

Purpose:ITP is a training course to level up teaching ability of instructors from Asian countries , who will be instructors of Follow-up Training Course (FTC) in own countries.

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JAEA ISCN Security & Safeguard Course • Demand

– Training on Security & Safeguard

• Example

– International cooperation program

• Training by using VR system and Training Field

• Regular Safeguards Training Course (Cooperation with IAEA)

• Special Security & Safeguards Training Course according to requests

Attended mainly by future operator

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http://www.jaea.go.jp/02/press2010/p10122701/san.pdf


2. Bilateral Cooperation


Support of making roadmap of Capacity Building or HRD in newcomer countries

• Some proposals on roadmap of capacity building or HRD have been proposed or prepared by Japanese side according to the requests

• In these proposals, not only new comer country and Japan, but possible supports given by international organizations like IAEA and by other vendor countries are also considered


Tokai University Vietnam Nuclear Power Project Personnel Development Program

• Purpose

– Long and Mass Education to fulfill long term Human Resources and Capacity Building

– Education and training in the practical fields including internship

• Contents

– 15 Trainees ( 1st Group From Sep. 2012 to Sep. 2014)

9 Trainees (2nd Group From Sep. 2014)

– Not for degree, but for personnel actually working at plant sites in future

– To grow Leaders who can work as bridges between vendor and emerging country

– For first 6 months education of Japanese only

– Later education of nuclear engineering in parallel with Japanese

– Lectures by both professors and veterans from industries including Japanese style management

– Internship at NPPs (3 weeks x 3),

at Factories


Public Information Training Course at WERC

• Purpose

– Training on Stake Holder Involvement

• Contents

– Carried by Wakasawan Energy Research Center (WERC)

– Lecture by former local government officer

– Lecture by a professor of local university

– PR Facilities visits

– Discussion with local people and PA staffs

– Advanced course including media training

has started because of the completion

of introduction course for Vietnam


Invitation Course on Nuclear Power &Safety

For Turkey, Lithuania and related countries in 2014

Experts from the Japanese power companies gave them lectures on basics of NPP, nuclear safety.

Visits to NPPs and the training center

In advance, participants provided their questions

then obtained the answers during the seminar


JICC Seminar in newcomer and emerging countries(Lessons learned from Fukushima Accident)

Seminars on the update of Fukushima Accident– February to March 2012– Brazil, Argentina, Poland, Thailand, Kazakhstan,

Taiwan, Malaysia, Mongolia Seminar in Indonesia (Joint seminar with BATAN)

– September to October 2012, Oct 2013, March 2014 Seminar in Malaysia

– October 2013, March 2014 Seminar in Mongolia (Joint seminar with NEA)

－5-6 February 2013 Seminar in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (Joint seminar

with JAEA ISCN)－9-10 February 2014, 8-9 February 2015

Seminar in Poland－ March 2014, 2015, 2016


Japan Atomic Power Co Training Course

• Practical training by Utility based on in-house experience• Flexible curriculum according to demands

1. Course for Thailand and Indonesia– By request from recipient countries– First case of joint course for two countries– Construction Management Course:

26 Nov. to 8 Dec. 2012– Radiation Protection Course:

10 to 22 Dec. 2012

2. Training Course for Kazakhstan– Introduction to Nuclear Energy Course:

19 to 30 Oct. 2015 – Sites Visits Course :

3 to 13 Dec. 2012


3. Networking


Challenges

• Systematic education

– Request for consecutive and consistent training program

– Duplication of E&T contents even among Japanese organizations

– Cooperation among multiple vendor countries

Countermeasures;

• HRD network– Not only in Japan but in some

newcomer countries

• Soft-coordination

• Certification


Japan Nuclear HRD NetworkOversea HRD Sub-Group (1/3)

• Founded in July 2012

• To contribute to the preparation of framework with industries, academies and government in response to the variety of international HRD requests mainly from emerging countries

• Consisted of ministries, research institutes, plant vendors, utilities and related organizations;

– METI, MEXT, CAO, MOFA, JNES, NSRA, JAEA, WERC, Univ. of Tokyo, Kyoto Univ., TIT, Osaka Univ., Hokkaido Univ., Nagaoka Univ. of Tech, AESJ, FEPC, KEPCO, JAPC, JEMA, MHI, Toshiba, Hitachi-GE, JEPIC, JINED, JICC



New Brochure of Japan Nuclear HRD NetworkOversea HRD Sub-Group was published in March 2015


• The course for practical training of nuclear

power generation is being discussed *– For NEPIO, Regulatory Body, Owner Operator

and future lecturers in embarking countries

– Classroom lecture 3 w + field training 3 w

– Some form of certification

• Support of Networking on HRD in embarking

countries*

* Cooperation with IAEA is being discussed



Summary

• Japan has restarted NPPs and is providing various kind of supporting activities for newcomer counties to develop knowledge and become knowledgeable customer

• More systematic cooperation in coordination with related organization both in Japan and in newcomer countries , international organizations and other vendor countries is required

• Effective networking both in vendor countries and in newcomer countries with the aid of IAEA can be the solution for developing knowledge timely



Dziękuję Ci bardzo

Thank you very much

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Role of JICC:

- JICC is designed as a contact window for newly nuclear power

introducing countries.

- JICC is also cooperating for infrastructure development with high

nuclear safety in these countries based on lessons learned Fukushima NPP accident

- JICC is keeping close tie with international organization like IAEA

IAEA

JICC was established in March 2009 by JAIF (Japan Atomic Industry Forum) with the request and strong commitment of METI (Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry), Government of Japan

About JICC


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