Events organized by others
Workshop on SMR waste Management in Finland 2.6.2021 at 9.00-11.30 (UTC+3)
Registration https://www.lyyti.fi/reg/SMR_Waste_Management_workshop_1135
EcoSMR Open Business Day 2021
Big Business from Small Reactors
EcoSMR Open Business Day 2021 (22.3.) was an open webinar organized by VTT. The webinar attracted 234 participants from 16 different countries and 3 continents, Asia, Europe and North America. Please read the summary of the webinar, see the presentations or watch the video recording from the links below.
Summary [PDF]
Link to video recording of the event
Links to presentations below
Download the program in PDF-format
Program
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Welcome and practicalities
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Tapani Ryynänen, Senior Scientist, VTT (Biography)
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Opening
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Antti Vasara, President & CEO, VTT (Biography)
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EcoSMR introduction
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Session I 12.30 – 14.05 Chair Erika Holt (Biography)
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Keynotes
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Transition to carbon neutral societies – how to define role of new technologies and innovations?
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UK SMR – Reliable, Affordable, Investable,
Sophie Macfarlane-Smith, Head of Customer Business, Rolls-Royce Plc (Biography) Presentation [PDF] |
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Estonian 1GWe SMR deployment: need, challenges & solutions
Kalev Kallemets, CEO, Fermi Energia (Biography) Presentation [PDF] |
Questions and panel discussion between session I speakers
Break 14.05 – 14.20
Session II 14.20 – 15.55 Chair Ville Tulkki (Biography)
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EcoSMR partner companies and a politician’s view
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Fortum – utility view on SMRs,
Antti Rantakaulio, Business Development Manager, SMR, Fortum Power and Heat Oy (Biography) Presentation [PDF] |
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Accessing International Markets and Overcoming Local Challenges.
Phil Hodges, UK Nuclear Business Unit Head, AFRY (Biography) Presentation [PDF] |
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Means over ends or a new atomic age? Political perspective to the future of SMR technology.
Atte Harjanne, Member of Parliament, Parliament of Finland, Green Parliamentary Group (Biography) Presentation [PDF] |
Questions and panel discussion between session II speakers
Closing words 15.55 – 16.00