The 6th Annual

China Nuclear Energy Congress 2010

May 19th-21st Beijing China

Our VisionTo bridge the gaps between the next generation technology and China booming nuclear power market, and serve as a premier networking stage for commercializing nuclear power technologies worldwide. +86 21 6840 7631

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The 6th AnnualChina Nuclear Energy Congress 2010May 20th-21st, Beijing China

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The past five years events have generated huge success by attracting 1200+ industry players and intriguing great enthusiasm and pursuit of China and Asia Pacific market. Most of the participants have expressed their good wishes for the next year’s industry event with a much broader nuclear energy contents which would arouse deep contemplation from all stakeholders including policy makers, industry players and general public. Led by nuclear industry heavyweights from China and the world, the 6th Annual China Nuclear Energy Congress 2010 is designed to concentrate on the key issues in next generation commercial reactor technology, NPP EPC management, equipment localization, advanced nuclear fuel cycle technology, safety and waste management, combining in-depth presentations with excellent access to project owners and policy makers. Around 300 participants will be expected in this annual to provide invaluable insights into the technology road maps and to further identify business opportunities in the increasingly important China marketplace. Join the 6th Annual China Nuclear Energy Congress 2010 and take part in the most dynamic market in nuclear power industry.

Masaharu Hanyu President &CEO Hitachi-GE NuclearEnergy Limited

Hans ForsströmDirectorDepartment of Nuclear EnergyInternational Atomic Energy Agency

Moon-Hae ChangVice PresidentKorea Atomic Energy Research Institute

Helmut EngelbrechtCEOUrenco LtdManagement DirectorUrenco Enrichment Co., Ltd

Liu XuehongParty Secretary & Deputy General ManagerSino-Uranium, CNNC

Jerry HopwoodVice PresidentReactor DevelopmentAtomic Energy of Canada Limited

Jeff CombsPresidentUx Consulting Company, LLC

Ronald Gene ClarkCEOTradeTech

Wang SenVice PresidentChina National Nuclear Corporation

Xu MiChief EngineerHead of CEFR, China Institute of Atomic Energy

Aaron MichelinManaging DirectorEnersense Oy

Ulf KutscherManaging DirectorNUKEM Technologies GmbH

Alan Shefskychairman, president, and CEOPele Mountain Resources

Frazer TabeartManaging DirectorAfrican Energy Resources Ltd

Marc AndolenkoPresidentAREVA China

Part of Previous Speakers

Part of Previous ParticipantsCNNCCGNPCShanghai ElectricLarsen&ToubroRetech SystemsEDFSGL GroupTecnicas ReunidasBabcock&WilcoxSWRIGISSETPanalpinaNuclear Cargo+ServiceNukemHSB Global Standards

Areva NPWestinghouseAtomic Energy of Canada LimitedCNPRIAtomStroyExportHitachi-GEMHICIAEOKBMJAEAKAERIMeggittStudsvikTectubi RaccordiKawasaki Plant Systems

CamecoUrencoDGDLSino-UraniumMitsuiBhp BillitionCurtiss-Wright Electro-MechanicalSinosteelAreva NCPepinNini CurnamonaSolex ResourcesManhattan ResourcesUranium EnergyConverdynUS DOE

NTPCCLP PowerScandpower Risk ManagementMWHHuanengTPRIMitsubishiChinergyBINESNERDINPICEnergy SolutionsPanprojectsTradeTechAK Energy

The 6th AnnualChina Nuclear Energy Congress 2010May 19th-21st, Beijing China

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Day One

Morning

Afternoon

Day Two Day Three

Session 1: Eyes on China: Rising Giant in Nuclear PowerSession 2: Debate on Reactor Technologies

Session 3: Cooperation and Competition among Investors, Designers, Builders, Operators, and Users

Session 4: Integration of Designand ConstructionSession 5: Contention for Overseas Uranium Resources

(separately booked)Post-conference

Site Tour：Chinese Experimental

Fast Reactor，which will be connected

to the grid and start at 2010.

Address: Yuanxin West Road,

Fangshan District, Beijing

Session 6: Advanced Fuel Cycle TechnologiesSession 7: Safety and Waste Management Surrounding Nuclear Power Plants

Agenda at a glance:

“TURE VOICE”I very much appreciated having been invited to participate in this very well organized conference. The welcome & organization were very good. Program looks very interesting & impressive. Kai-Uwe Schmidt, General Secretary of Board, UNFCCC

Communication is the base of corporation; communication stimulates mutual improvement.Wang Sen, Vice President, China National Nuclear Corporation

Who You Will MeetGovernment officersNuclear giants & power groupsNPP operatorsFront-end fuel cycleBack-end fuel cycleEquipments & facilities vendorsLogistics & transportationInternational organizationsAcademia & institutesEPC companiesProjects managementConsultancyLaw firmsInsurance & reinsuranceInvesting banking & securitiesIT solution providers

The topic coverage is well selected & anticipates the future development of the industry. It gathered many influential international & domestic experts, brainstorming & exchanging expertise.Wang Yingsu, Chairman, Huaneng Nuclear Power Company

Thank you again for a well organized conference, which my colleague and I found most valuable to attend.Dr. Keith Bradley, Regional Vice President, China Atomic Energy of Canada Limited

Attendance breakdown by Industry

Attendance breakdown by Region

Logistics

Equipment

Power Group

Consulting

Engineering

Fuel Cycle

Uranium Mining

Legal Service

Academia

Others

USA

Canada

Australia

Japan

France

Germany

Russia

China

Others

NPPs Under Construction:

NPPs Will Get Approved:

Day One WWeeddnneessddaayy,, 1199tthh MMaayy,, 22001100

0800 Registration

0830 Welcome Address from the Organizing Committee

0845 Chairperson’s Opening Remarks

Session 1: Eyes on China: Rising Giant in Nuclear Power

0900 Nuclear Energy for Sustainable Development

Yury Sokolov, Head of Department of Nuclear Energy, IAEA

0920 Outlook of Building New Nuclear Reactors in China

Xu Yuming, Vice Secretary-General, China Nuclear Energy

Association

0940 Morning Refreshment & Networking

Session 2: Debate on Reactor Technologies

1000 AP1000: Prospect of AP1000 in the Global Nuclear

Market, Especially China

Ricardo Pérez, Vice President, Nuclear Power Plants,

Westinghouse Electric Corporation

1030 EPR: China Status Quo and Global Forecast

Eric Neisse, Deputy to President, AREVA China

1100 Diversification: Next Choice of China’s Gen III Under the principle of "Safety First", diversification is entitled to

priority consideration in the context of rapid expansion, so who

will get last ticket?

1120 CPR1000: Indigenous Pressurized Water Reactors

Developed by CGNPC

Guo Jianlin, Vice President, CNPDC, Ltd.

1140 FBR: 800 MWe Demonstration Fast Breeder Reactor

Xu Mi, Chief Engineer, Head of CEFR, China Institute of Atomic

Energy

1200 Main Issues of Gen IV Technologies around the World

Jacques Bouchard, Special Adviser to the Chairman, CEA

1230 Luncheon

Session 3: Dialogue among Investors, Designers, Builders,

Operators, and Users

1400 Roadmap for Self-reliance in the Nuclear Power Industry

Sun Qin, President, China National Nuclear Corporation

1430 An NPP Operator’s Perspective: 30 Years’ Proven Track

Record of Daya Bay

He Yu, General Manager, China Guangdong Nuclear Power

Group

1500 The Development of Qinshan Nuclear-related Industry in

Haiyan

Xu Liuhua, Director General, Haiyan Nuclear-related Industry

Office, Zhejiang Province

1530 Afternoon Refreshment & Networking

1600 Case Study: NPP Operation& Management Safety management &maintenance –technology and organization

factors and plant life extension

Jarmo Tanhua, President& CEO, Teollisuuden Voima Oy

1630 Progress of Liaoning Hongyanhe Nuclear Power Project

Hu Wenquan, General Manager, Liaoning Hongyanhe Nuclear

Power Co., Ltd

1700 Hunan Taohuajiang Nuclear Power Project: Will be the

Country's First Inland Nuclear Power Plant?

Zheng Yanguo, General Manager, Hunan Taohuajiang Nuclear

Power Co., Ltd

1730 Chairperson’s Closing Remarks

1800 Cocktail Party

Day Two TThhuurrssddaayy,, 2200tthh MMaayy,, 22001100

0830 Registration

0850 Chairperson’s Opening Remarks

Session 4: Integration of Design and Construction

0900 View from Contractor: Project Management and

Equipment Bidding Policy in NPP Construction

Liu Wei, Vice President, CNPEC., Ltd

0930 Technology Standard in the Independent R&D of

Reactor Technology

Huang Xueqing, Deputy Director-General and Chief Engineer,

Nuclear Power Institute of China

1000 Towards a Project on Construction of the First NPP in

Vietnam The Prime Minister of Vietnam approved the Strategy on

Peaceful Utilization of Atomic Energy and in Aug 07, Vietnam

announced plans to build three nuclear power plants with a

total capacity of 8000MWe at a cost of $16 billion by 2025.

Le Van Hong, Deputy Director, Vietnam Atomic Energy

Commission

1030 Morning Refreshment & Networking

Session 5: Contention for Overseas Uranium Resources

1100 China’s Oversea Uranium Exploration and

Development Strategy

Zhou Zhenxing, President, CGNPC Uranium Resources Co.,

Ltd

1130 Case Study: Cooperation between Sinosteel and

Monaro (Australia Uranium Producer)

Li Zhimin, Vice President, Sinosteel Corporation

1200 The Supply-Demand Gap and Price Fluctuation at

the Financial Crisis Context

1230 Luncheon

Session 6: Advanced Fuel Cycle Technologies

1400 Nuclear Fuel Cycle Technology in China

Huang Mingang, Vice President, China Nuclear Energy

Industry Corporation

1430 Inspiration for China from Nuclear Fuel Cycle

Centre in America

1500 Panel Discussion: Development of Advance Nuclear

Fuel Cycle in China

1530 Advanced MOX-fueled Technology in Commercial

Use

1600 Afternoon Refreshment & Networking

Session 7: Safety and Waste Management Surrounding

Nuclear Power Plants

1630 Reduce Risks in Nuclear Sites by improving Safety

Management

1700 Waste Management and Decommissioning of

Nuclear Power Plants

Norman Harrison, Chief Executive Officer, UKAEA

1730 Chairperson’s Closing Remarks

1800 Close of Conference