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> 50+ experts discussing nuclear construction experience romprojects such as NPP new builds, reurbishment / EPUs, SMRdevelopment, Hanord WTP, USA acility, MOX, Energy Parkinitiatives, Eagle Rock and more

> 20+ exhibitors to give you the latest technologies availableto help you increase efciencies and drive down costs onyour project

> One-day fnance workshop with loan guarantee updates,views rom Wall Street and strategies to ensure project success

EXCLUSIVE NUCLEAR INTELLIGENCE FROM...

Develop a nuclear strategy baseD onexperience from key construction projectsthat mitigates risk & reDuces project costs

> Ensure compliance on your nuclear project throughupdates on ITAAC closure, construction assessment and the

potential impact o the Fukushima disaster on U.S. guidelines

> Understand the key licensing issues pre and post COLissuance & the importance o licensee oversight or vendoractivities to achieve project momentum

> Beneit rom a complete review o domestic &international nuclear construction projects andimplement the experience gained to date to improve yourproject planning and execution

> Establish comprehensive project oversight to ensure NRCcompliance whilst maintaining a cost eective schedule orsuccessul project completion

> Gain clear guidance on the key EPC contractnegotiation challenges and overall project managementstrategies to ensure you are primed or project successwhilst mitigating costly delays

OPENING KEYNOTE PRESENTATION

Researched & Organized by:

Laura Dudes,Director, Division o Construction Inspectionand Operational Programs, USNRC

Chuck Ogle,Director, Division o Construction Inspection atRegion II, USNRC

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WHAT WAS SAID ABOUT LAST YEARS SUMMIT...

The event did a great job of pulling a large number of executives together in one place and hearing theirperceptions of the industry and its future Matthew Polk, Marketing Manager,ABB

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Welcome tothe

t 3d a n c s 2011

Visitwww.nuclearenergyinsider.com/constructionor phone US TOLL FREE:1800 814 3459

Dear ColleagueThe Construction Summit is the number

one meeting place or construction

experts in North America to meet and

do business. Industry decision-makers

will gather together to discuss crucial

lessons learned to ensure that the industrycontinues to move orward with key

construction projects. With over 250 senior-

level executives in attendance last year

rom all o the major stakeholders, it has

become the ultimate networking platorm

to exchange ideas which will enhance the

nuclear industry now and in the uture.

We are pulling out all the stops to make

2011 unbeatable!

Despite the understandable caution post-

Fukushima, it is important to remember that

16 licence applications to build 24 new

nuclear reactors have been made in the

USA since mid-2007 and that construction

projects including SMR deployment,

enrichment acilities, NPP construction and

a large number o DOE projects are still

pushing orward.

The industry is still alive and well, with more

lessons which can be shared and more

projects nearing completion than ever

beore! It is now more important than ever

or operators and service providers to meet,

share lessons and continue to develop the

nuclear supply chain.

Exxon Mobil Corp said the Fukushima

nuclear disaster in Japan in March wont

aect the growth o atomic power in the

next 25 years. Nuclear is going to be an

important power generation uel or the

uture, it is a low carbon energy source

and we believe diversiication o energy

sources is important, said Rob Gardner,

manager or the energy and economics

division o Exxon Mobils Corporate

Strategic Planning department

Source: Bloomberg

With huge construction projects taking

place across North America, it is important

to look at the nuclear industry as a whole

when moving orward with your projects.

This year the conerence will look at case

studies not only rom the owners pushing

orward with NPP construction including

Southern Company, Ontario Power

Generation, Progress Energy, Duke,

SCANA and Dominion but also other non-

commercial ventures.

Construction projects such as the multi-

billion dollar Hanord Waste Treatment

and Immobilization Plant, The American

Centriuge Project, Eagle Rock Enrichment

Facility and the work at Savannah River will

also be discussed. We are giving the most

relevant and up-to-date reports rom key

construction projects to help you moveorward with your project!

This years Nuclear Construction Summit will

supply you with business critical intelligence,

unrivalled networking and stimulating

discussion. Attending this meeting will

help you to understand current regulatory

updates, NPP benchmarking, project

management tips and construction projects

best practice to master project execution.

You will take away action points that you

can implement to ensure your projects are

delivered on time and on budget.

Experts at this years meeting will discuss

the most pressing issues surrounding nuclear

construction including:

> The industry outlook or nuclearconstruction

> Regulations, legislations and licensingchallenges or new construction projects

> Negotiations o EPC contracts

> Lessons learned rom major NPPconstruction and non-commercial

nuclear ventures

> Project management andimplementation or construction projects

> Key lessons rom overseas examining thework in China, France, Finland and more

Weve spoken to over 100 experts at the

heart o the nuclear construction industry

including key representatives rom the NRC,

utilities & power plant owners, top level

contractors, nuclear industry associations

and analysts, consultants & academics to

bring you a bulletproo agenda ocusing on

the core construction challenges moving

orward into 2012.I look orward to seeing you in Charlotte,

NC in October

Kindest Regards

Dean Murphy, Senior Industry Analyst

Nuclear Energy Insider

US Toll Free: 1800 814 3459 ext 7204

International: +44 (0) 207 375 7204

Email: [email protected]

NEW FOR 2011FINANCING NUCLEAR

POWER WORKSHOP

(OCTOBER 27th)With a pressing need rom the

industry to ensure that inancing

or new projects is achieved, this

workshop could not be timelier. The

Obama administration has backed

the advancements o new nuclear,

promising uture unding or nuclear

power this is the time to ensure

you have a bullet-proo inancing

strategy moving into 2012.

> An exclusive update rom theDepartment o Energy on loan

guarantee program status and

the characteristics o a successul

application

> A complete review o attitudestowards nuclear investment

opportunities and the current

actors that will aect nuclear

growth

>The innovative strategies you

can implement to ensure your

project represents an attractive

investment opportunity including

liability reduction

By attending this workshop on

Day 3 you will be able to walk

away having created a complete

inancing strategy with latest private

sector views and an update on Loan

Guarantees to move orward with

project execution.

You will walk away

with:

David Frantz,Director o Loan Guarantee Program,Department of Energy

FINANCE KEYNOTE PANEL

Earl Long,Assistant Treasurer,Southern Company

John T. W. Mercer,Chairman & Founding Principal,Mercer Thompson LLC


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6 Key bran New Features for 2011:

350+ senior level attendees or you to meet andnetwork with over 3 days o business development

The latest domestic & international nuclearconstruction experience rom projects such asreurbishment / EPUs, SMR development, Hanord WTP,

USA acility, Energy Park initiatives, Eagle Rock and more

Multiple NPP project updates delivered by key owners

including SCANA, Progress Energy, Duke Energy,OPG, Dominion, Bruce Power and many others

An exclusive one-day Finance Workshop giving youinsights on the ederal and private investment sources

you need to get your plans o the ground

Value adding workshops covering key topicsincluding Emergency Preparedness & the Impacto Fukushima, delivered by subject matter expertsincluding Tom Flaherty rom Booz & Company

20+ booth exhibitor hall to give you the latesttechnologies available to help you increase eiciencies

and drive down costs on your projects

Wat you will learn attis years conference...

At this years conerence, we will be oering

solutions to all o the major construction challenges

acing the industry today. Well make sure that yougo away with a new bunch o contacts, a wealth

o knowledge and actionable strategies to all o

the challenges below:

> Regulatory challenges and amendmentspost-Fukushima

> Successul negotiation o EPC contracts

> Lessons learned rom major constructionprojects

>Overcoming licensing challenges or newconstruction projects

> Diiculties surrounding the deployment oSMR projects

> Critical lessons learned rom complexconstruction

> Project management and implementationissues or construction

Visitwww.nuclearenergyinsider.com/constructionor phone US TOLL FREE:1800 814 3459

W d n c c?

Expert speakers inclue...

Ron Jones,Senior Vice President,Duke Energy

Ron Schroder,

VP Mission Development,Savannah River Site

Albert Sweetnam,EVP - Darlington NewNuclear Project,Ontario PowerGeneration

Laura A. Dudes,Director - Construction Inspectionand Operational Programs,US NRC

John Simmons,

Senior Vice President,URS

Thomas Dent,Vice President andConsortium Director,

Vogtle Projects,Westinghouse

Pete Miner,Director, Regulatory andQuality Assurance,USEC

Eugene Grecheck,Vice President -Nuclear Development,Dominion

Tom Retson, ChiefOperations Officer,Blue Castle HoldingsInc.

John Sauger,

Executive Vice-President,Bruce Power

Ron Clary,

General Manager,New Nuclear Deployment,SCANA

Ted Williams,SuperintendentEPU Design,Progress Energy

Tom Williamson,Vice President - New PlantMarket Strategy,Areva

Chuck Ogle,Director, Division of ConstructionInspection at Region II,US NRC

Ken Ewell,Senior Vice President& Chief Nuclear Officer,Zachry Nuclear

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Clarence L. Ray Jr,Chief Executive Officer, ShawPower Group


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REGULATIONS ANd

LEGISLATIONS

Industry Outlook or Construction Understand the uture aims, objectivesand visions or new nuclear withinNorth America to give a ocussedoutlook or 2012 and beyond

Review the current attitudes towardsnew nuclear power on a public andpolitical level and how this may shapeyour nuclear strategy moving orward

Discuss the potential backlash onthe nuclear renaissance rom recentevents at the Fukushima plant in Japanand how this may aect new buildprojects

Listen to expert advice on how wecan move orward as an industry withnuclear power construction to ensurethe renaissance is reignited in NorthAmerica

David Blee, Executive Director,U.S.Nuclear Inrastructure Council

Licensing and RegulatoryChallenges or New Construction Fully understand the licensing

process, status to date and reviewthe challenges when undertakingnew construction to ensure delays

are avoided when carrying out yourlicensing application

Discuss the key licensing matters aterCOL issuance and during constructionto help you to successully prepare orthe challenges ahead

Review potential scenarios on theeects to regulations or the nuclearindustry ollowing the recent events inJapan and the inluence that this mayhave on your business

Examine recent constructioninspection program initiatives, ocusingon the ITAAC closure veriicationprocess and construction assessment

program to help aid your projectmoving orward

Review the importance o licenseeoversight o vendor activities whenundertaking new construction andhow sourcing problems early willprevent costly mistakes

Laura Dudes, Director, Divisiono Construction Inspection andOperational Programs, USNRC

Chuck Ogle, Director, Division oConstruction Inspection at Region II,USNRC

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Deployment o Commercial SMRProjects Evaluate the current gas market andthe aect it may have on the decisionmaking process when it comes toreactor choice or new projects

Review the investment opportunitiesor SMRs against larger reactors anddiscover the comparable inancial risk,capital expenditure and ROI or SMRcommercial deployment

Discover the proitability and liabilityor SMRs in comparison to traditionalnuclear reactors and what this couldmean or the industry moving orward

Review the regulatory and legislativechallenges with regards to SMRs andhow best to approach these projects

Panel: Ron Schroder, VP MissionDevelopment,Savannah River Site

Project Update: Hanord WTPConstruction Project Understand the current status oconstruction at the 4 primary acilitieswithin the Hanord construction projectand their plans moving into 2012

Hear lessons learned rom the DOEregarding challenges and hurdlesthat have been encountered on theproject to date and how they havebeen overcome

Gain a ull understanding o currentdevelopments at Hanord as well asuture needs or project advancementto ensure construction is on time andon budget

Ben Harp, Hanord WTP Manager, U.S.Department o Energy

Moving Forward with ComplexConstruction Review critical lessons learned rom

major contractors on complexconstruction projects and how theycan be implemented to your currentproject approach

Discuss the ways in which the industrycan move orward with changes inproductivity, saety and the overallproject approach ensure your newbuild projects are a success

Panel: Mike Gearhart, Director -Nuclear Construction, CH2M Hill

Ken Ewell, Senior Vice President & ChieNuclear Oicer, Zachry Nuclear

John Simmons, President, AdvancedEnergy America (AEA) LLC

Licensing experience romAmerican Centriuge Project Understand USECs approach to Part70 when applying or licenses to buildand take away key lessons to adapt toyour project

Discover the importance o internalcommunications and regularinteraction with the NRC to ensureproject advancements and that yourtimelines are achieved

Review the major lessons learned romUSEC that helped them to achievetheir construction licenses and howtheir successes can be adapted to aidyour project moving orward

Peter J. Miner, Director, Regulatory andQuality Assurance, USEC Inc.

Mock Negotiation o an EPCAgreement Watch a mock EPC negotiation unoldto discover the questions that youneed to ask when discussing an EPCagreement

Get an inside look at how both partiesnegotiate the major pricing issuesassociated with EPC contracts andhow this strategy can be used on yourproject

Review major challenges such asprice/cost overrun structures, changeorders, limits o liability and creditsupport in order to ensure your projectnegotiations are successul

Panel Chair: John Lamberski, Principal,

Mercer Thompson LLC

LESSONS LEARNEd FROM KEY

CONSTRUCTION PROjECTS

Key Takeaways rom Reurbishmentand Major Construction Projects Review the major lessons learnedrom reurbishment/EPU tasks that aretranserrable to other constructionprojects to help ensure that yourproject is delivered on time and onbudget

Discover the main project

management and engineeringhurdles that are encountered duringreurbishment tasks and apply thesolutions that have been used to othernuclear construction projects

Address the challenges associatedwith work orce and the solutions thathave been used to see how these canbe transerred to your project

Panel: John Sauger, Executive Vice-President, Bruce Power

Ted Williams, Manager EPU Design,Progress Energy

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The Canadian New BuildExperience Gain a detailed overview o OPGsconstruction process at the Darlingtonsite to discover vital lessons learnedthat you can adapt to your project

Delve into OPGs work on ederalassessments and the environmentalimpact license process to ullyunderstand the method that wasollowed and how this can be useul oryour construction project

Review the next steps or theconstruction process at the Darlingtonsite as well as OPGs uture strategy orcontinued construction work

Albert Sweetnam, Executive VicePresident, Nuclear New Build, OPG

Construction Work Overseas Discover lessons learned rom

construction projects overseas and

how they can be adapted or theNorth American market

Understand how inancing hurdleshave been overcome or NPPconstruction tasks overseas andapproaches that can be taken by theNorth American market

Apply the lessons learned and bestpractices rom overseas new buildsuccess to your development plans toreduce time and risk exposure

Panel: Thomas Dent, Vice Presidentand Consortium Director, VogtleProjects, Westinghouse

Eric Wol, Commercial Oicer,US Department o Commerce

Dr. Nguyen Nu Hoai Vi, Director -Division o Nuclear Control, VietnamAgency or Radiation and NuclearSaety

Francois Nguyen, Technical Leader Strategy and Analysis,National Energy Board

Equipment Providers Perspective Discover the plans or upcomingprojects and the strategy thatequipment providers will take moving

into 2012 to understand their needsrom the supply chain

Gain a ull understanding odevelopments in new technologiesand how they will help drive theindustry orward in 2012 and beyond

Understand how equipment providersare gearing up their sta or uturenuclear work and where they seemarket trends moving in the near uture

Tom Williamson, Vice President - NewPlant Market Strategy, AREVA NP

MOX Facility Construction Review the steps that have been taken tomitigate risks when constructing the $5BMOX acility to ensure that it is deliveredon time and on budget

Discover the ways in which Savannah RiverSite will ensure the deadline or completiono construction in 2014 is achieved andthat operations begin in 2016

Understand the major hurdles that havebeen overcome at the MOX acility andthe ways in which the problems wereapproached and the solutions wereachieved

Clay H. Ramsey, Federal Project Director,MOX Facility,Savannah River Site

NUCLEAR POWER PLANT

CONSTRUCTION UPdATE

Update rom Key NNB Projects Review the key milestones that have

been achieved at nuclear power plantconstruction projects in North Americaand how these lessons learned can beused in your orward strategy

Hear expert suggestions or movingorward with new build projects in thecurrent economic climate and howyou need to approach your new buildventures in order to achieve success

Understand the importance o uprontresearch into the challenges andobstacles with licensing in order to ensureorward movement and successul project

executionPanel Chair: Loren Plisco, Principal,Plisco Consulting

Panel: Eugene Grecheck, Vice President -Nuclear Development, Dominion

Ron Clary, Vice President, New NuclearDeployment, SCANA

Ron Jones, SVP Nuclear Development,Duke Energy

VC Summer Project Update Learn about the preconstruction work orthe basic inrastructure o the site that iscurrently underway in order to help aidyour construction project

Understand the major challenges thathave been aced by SCANA and howthey achieved completion o the NRCreview and approvals o licensing material

Discover how SCANA are preparing orull-scale construction by strengtheningtheir resources and preparing their staor work and why this is important or youto consider early when approaching yournew build strategy

Ron Clary, Vice President, New NuclearDeployment, SCANA

Project Management andImplementation or Construction Understand the importance oimplementation o project tasks anditness or duty with new constructionwhen developing your uture strategy

Discover the importance o strong andocussed oversight or new nuclearconstruction tasks in order to ensureproject success

Hear about the key requirementsor eective project managementincluding interaces and relationshipswith the EPC consortium

Panel: Tom Flaherty, Senior VicePresident, Booz & Company

Bill Fox, Vice President & ProjectDirector, Shaw Power Group

CONFERENCE

WORKShOPS

1. Emergency Preparedness Review the importance ocommand and control duringmajor catastrophe and thechallenges i a whole area has tobe evacuated

Review the nations ability tomarshal a response to catastrophesand what strategies the nuclear

industry can implement to prepareor this sort o event

Understand how the industryneeds to respond regarding theinevitable increase in emergencypreparation and how this mightaect construction timelines

2. Fukushima and The Eectson the Nuclear Renaissance Share lessons learned rom theFukushima Daiichi NPP in Japanand discuss the eects that thismay have on the nuclear industry

in North America Review the saety issues surroundingnuclear power in North Americaand how they may change post-Fukushima

What will be the eect on demandor major nuclear suppliers andthe challenges that lie ahead orthe construction industry in NorthAmerica

Workshop Coordinator:Tom Flaherty, Senior Vice President,Booz & Company

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Plan your project inance strategy, mitigaterisk and secure investment or new nuclear

construction Financing New Nuclear: Create a complete inancing

strategy with latest private sector views and an updateon Loan Guarantees to move orward with projectexecution

Loan Guarantee Update: Hear rom the DOE LoanPrograms Oice and learn how to secure governmentbacking or your project

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Develop a nuclear strategy baseD onexperience from key construction projectsthat mitigates risk & reDuces project costs

> Ensure compliance on your nuclear project throughupdates on ITAAC closure, construction assessment and the

potential impact o the Fukushima disaster on U.S. guidelines

> Understand the key licensing issues pre and post COLissuance & the importance o licensee oversight or vendoractivities to achieve project momentum

> Beneit rom a complete review o domestic &international nuclear construction projects andimplement the experience gained to date to improve yourproject planning and execution

> Establish comprehensive project oversight to ensure NRCcompliance whilst maintaining a cost eective schedule orsuccessul project completion

> Gain clear guidance on the key EPC contractnegotiation challenges and overall project managementstrategies to ensure you are primed or project successwhilst mitigating costly delays

REGULATORY UPdATES FROM


EXPERT SPEAKERS FROM

Laura Dudes,Director, Division o Construction Inspectionand Operational Programs, USNRC

Chuck Ogle,Director, Division o Construction Inspection atRegion II, USNRC

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WHAT WAS SAID ABOUT LAST YEARS SUMMIT...

The event did a great job of pulling a large number of executives together in one place and hearing theirperceptions of the industry and its future Matthew Polk, Marketing Manager,ABB

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