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The Global Nuclear Investment Summit (GNIS) stands for a profound event specific in the international energy and financial industries hosted by Ocean Nuclear together with international organizations, authorities, and media. The inaugural Global Nuclear Investment Summit will be held in Beijing and London respectively. GNIS will also be co-organized with strategic partners in France, Belgium, United Arab Emirates, South Korea, and South Africa in following years. Focusing on hot spot issues in nuclear industry development as well as the investment of related projects, GNIS is highly committed to boost the technology advance and enhance the industrialization of nuclear development through financial innovation.
The Global Nuclear Investment Summit (GNIS) stands for a profound event specific in the international energy and financial industries hosted by Ocean Nuclear together with international organizations, authorities, and media. The inaugural Global Nuclear Investment Summit will be held in Beijing and London respectively. GNIS will also be co-organized with strategic partners in France, Belgium, United Arab Emirates, South Korea, and South Africa in following years. Focusing on hot spot issues in nuclear industry development as well as the investment of related projects, GNIS is highly committed to boost the technology advance and enhance the industrialization of nuclear development through financial innovation.
Humphrey Cadoux-Hudson Managing Director, Nuclear Development, EDF
Simon Irish Chief Executive Officer, Terrestrial Energy
Alan Woods Director Strategy and Business Development – Nuclear,Rolls-Royce
Robert Davies Chief Operating Officer, CGN UK (China General Nuclear)
Paul Dorfman Honorary Senior Research Fellow, UCL Energy Institute, University College London
Tom Greatrex Chief Executive, Nuclear Industry Association (NIA)
King Lee Director Harmony Programme,World Nuclear Association
Lin Boqiang Dean, China Institute for Studies in Energy Policy, Xiamen University Vice Chairman, China Energy So
Angus McCrone Chief Editor,Bloomberg New Energy Finance
Stephen Pollock Member of the EU Energy and Environment Sub-Committee of the House of Lords
Alistair Ray Co-Founder and Chief Investment Officer, Dalmore Capital
Ian Scott CEO,Moltex Energy
Vincent Zabielski Senior Lawyer, Pillsbury, Winthrop, Shaw and Pittman
Zheng Xinye Associate Dean, School of Economics; Chair, Energy Economics Department Renmin University of China
Sylvia Pfeifer Energy Correspondent, Financial Times
Elaine Moore Lex Deputy Editor ,Financial Times
1:00pm
Registration and Refreshments
1:30pm
Opening Remarks from the Chair
Sylvia Pfeifer, Energy Correspondent, Financial Times
1:35pm
Welcome Address
1:40pm
Welcome from Ocean Nuclear
Zhen Qiu, Chairman of the Board, Ocean Nuclear
01:45pm
Panel: Making Nuclear Cost Competitive: An Investment Case for Nuclear
Nuclear power remains a complex proposition for investors. Proponents underline the vital role nuclear will need to play
if the ambitious emissions reductions enshrined in the 2015 Paris climate agreement are to be met. Yet
the falling costs of renewable power, combined with current low gas pricesand concerns over costs overruns
and delays on new build projects in US, France and Finland have deepened doubts about the economics of
nuclear power.If nuclear is to attract the investment it needs to expand and renew the UK’s fleet, and
secure its future role in the energy mix, it will need to be cost competitive with other alternative
energy sources, and project developers will need to find ways to cut costs and manage the delays which
are a principal barrier to new investment. Is the industry able to articulate an attractive business
case for nuclear investment? How can nuclear become competitive with renewables? Is a nuclear cost premium
justified on the basis of 24/7, reliable power? Will batteries resolve the intermittency challenge of
renewables, reducing the need for peak plant nuclear and gas? What can project developers do to make
the business case of nuclear more compelling? What are the strategies to address the risk perceptions
of investors?
Humphrey Cadoux-Hudson, Managing Director of Nuclear Development,EDF Energy
Robert Davies, Chief Operating Officer, CGN UK (GNI)
Angus McCrone, Chief Editor, Bloomberg New Energy Finance
Yang Hanxin, Chief Scientist, Ocean Nuclear
Lin Boqiang , Dean, China Institute for Studies in Energy Policy, Xiamen University; Vice Chairman,
China Energy Society
2:35pm
The Role for New Nuclear in a Global Context
King Lee, Director, Harmony Programme, World Nuclear Association
02:55pm
Panel: Preparing Nuclear for the New Energy Era: Addressing the Skills and Supply Chain Challenges
A robust supply chain and access to highly qualitied nuclear experts are crucial to the success of new build nuclear projects,
and have been a key attribute of recent new build success stories. Yet the industry suffers from a long-standing
skills shortage in both engineering and project management, and supply chain capabilities in the UK have
been undermined by a decade and a half time gap when no new nuclear was built. Brexit carries its own
challenges, bringing in its wake the potential of fuel supply disruptions, possible tariffs on products
used in the construction of nuclear facilities and barriers to access to much needed nuclear experts
from across the EU. Does the UK have the right project infrastructure in place for nuclear to succeed?
What will be the impact of Brexit on the UK nuclear industry and on the investment case for nuclear?
Professor Stephen Pollock (Viscount Hanworth), Member of EU Energy and Environment Sub-Committee,
House of Lords
Tom Greatrex,CEO, Nuclear Industry Association
03:30pm
Networking Coffee Break
03:50pm
Panel: Unlocking Finance for New Nuclear
The future growth of the UK industry will depend on project developers’ ability to develop innovate, workable project structuresand
to access new sources of finance The balance sheets of governments and utilities are under pressure,
and other traditional sources of finance to include ECA and corporate loans will not be sufficient to
address the scale and finance needs of the multiple projects planned or envisaged. A number of innovative
financing sources are currently being explored. Project finance, for instance,is considered the nirvana
of nuclear financing, but the perceived complexity and the particular risks and liabilities associated
with nuclear have acted as a barrier to uptake.The considerable capital of pension funds and insurers
is another source, if this can be effectively harnessed. What are the new innovative finance and project
models, and how well positioned is the industry to attract these new source of finance?What are the barriers
to project finance for nuclear projects, and how can they be addressed? How can nuclear be made more
bankable? How can institutional finance be harnessed? What are the potential risk mitigation solutions?
What is the role for government-should they inject equity?
Vincent Zabielski, Senior Lawyer, Pillsbury, Winthrop, Shaw and Pittman
Alistair Ray, Chief Investment Officer, Dalmore Capital
Carol Gould, Managing Director, MUFG Bank
Xinye Zheng, Associate Dean, School of Economics and Chair, Energy Economics Department, Renmin
University of China
Nasser Al Nasseri, CEO, Barakah One Company
04:40pm
Panel: Potential and Prospects for ‘Mini Nuclear ’/ Small Modular Reactors (SMRS) : Can the UK take a Lead?
The global race is on for the development and deployment of a new generation of small reactors which many claim hold the
potential to resolve the cost challengesassociated with large-scale nuclear.Hopes run high for the new
technology which is cheaper and quicker tobuild and install with the potential for dispatchablepower
better able to align witha grid increasingly built around renewables. The UK is vying to play a leading
role with initiatives to provide funding to support development. Are SMRs a solution to the impasse regarding
high cost nuclear?Will SMRs become the norm for nuclear energy? How commercially and technologically
viable are SMRs, and to what extent will miniaturisation slash costs? Can the UK lead in this new market?
How will SMRs be financed?
Simon Irish, CEO, Terrestrial Power
Alan Woods, Director of Strategy and Business Development – Nuclear, Rolls-Royce
Ian Scott, CEO, Moltex Energy
Paul Dorfman, Senior Research Fellow, UCL Energy Institute, University College London
05:30pm
Closing Remarks from the Floor
05:35pm
End of Summit
GNIS ENABLES BANKS OF ALL SIZES TO COOPERATE WITH NUCLEAR ENERGY ENTERPRISES
INVESTORS FIND INNOVATIVE COMPANIES TO INVEST IN, WHILE OTHERS LEARN ABOUT THIS EXCITING ASSET CLASS
PARTICIPANTS OF GNIS 2018
AN INTERNATIONAL EVENT WITH NUCLEAR
AND FINANCE LEADERSFROM OVER 40 COUNTRIES
GNIS ENABLES BANKS OF ALL SIZES TO COOPERATE WITH NUCLEAR ENERGY ENTERPRISES
INVESTORS FIND INNOVATIVE COMPANIES TO INVEST IN, WHILE OTHERS LEARN ABOUT THIS EXCITING ASSET CLASS
PARTICIPANTS OF GNIS 2018
AN INTERNATIONAL EVENT WITH
NUCLEAR AND FINANCE LEADERS-
FROM OVER 40 COUNTRIES
Learn from the experts’ keynote speeches on the hottest topics in the industry, plus specialty industry forums focused on project financing and technological development forecasts.
Nowhere else can you meet 100+ industry leaders, 150+ investors and attendees from energy companies, investment firms, banks, finance enterprises, government agencies and the media.
Deal making, lead generation, the announcing of breaking news and partnering start at GNIS. Success in facilitating business is what will catapult the growth of our event.
Learn from the experts’ keynote speeches on the hottest topics in the industry, plus specialty industry forums focused on project financing and technological development forecasts.
Nowhere else can you meet 100+ industry leaders, 150+ investors and attendees from energy companies, investment firms, banks, finance enterprises, government agencies and the media..
Deal making, lead generation, the announcing of breaking news and partnering start at GNIS. Success in facilitating business is what will catapult the growth of our event.
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