27-31 August 2012 | Seoul, Republic of Korea
The INPRO Dialogue Forum brings together nuclear technology users, holders and other stakeholders from interested Member States to discuss issues related to sustainable nuclear energy development and deployment.
This Dialogue Forum workshop is the first one ever hosted by a Member State, the Republic of Korea. The meeting, which is the 5th in the series of the INPRO Dialogue Forum, aims to discuss and identify key issues to ensure the long-range sustainability of nuclear energy on the national, regional, and global level, in the light of lessons learned from Fukushima.
Report
Working Documents
Presentations
Session I: Opening and Introduction
Session II-A: Nuclear Power Deployment in the 21st Century
- The International Project on Innovative Nuclear Reactors and Fuel Cycles (INPRO)
Peter Gowin, INPRO Group, NENP, IAEA - Long-term Nuclear Energy Outlook: IAEA's Estimates for Nuclear Power Development in the World
Ahmed Irej Jalal, PESS-NE, IAEA - International Perspectives of the Future Nuclear Power in the Post-Fukushima Era
Jonathan Cobb, WNA,UK - The Role of Nuclear Energy in a Low Carbon Future
Jürgen Kupitz, Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH, Germany - Success Paths Forward for Newcomer States in Developing Sustainable Nuclear Energy
Man-sung Yim, KAIST, Korea
Session II-B: Nuclear Power Deployment in the 21st Century
Introduction
National Perspectives: Countries with Nuclear Power
National Perspectives: Countries without Nuclear Power
Session III: Stakeholder Involvement and Public Communication
Session IV: Nuclear Safety and Innovations
- Enhancing Nuclear Regulation in a Post Fukushima World
Robert Lojk, CNSC, Canada - Global Trends, Prospects and Challenges for Innovative SMRs Deployment
Hadid Subki, NPTDS-NENP, IAEA - International Collaboration towards Advanced Nuclear Energy Systems Development in the Generation IV International Forum (GIF)
Koji Sato, GIF Expert Group, Japan - Prospects for Future Nuclear Energy System in Korea
Yeong-il Kim, KAERI, Korea - Applying Systems Thinking Approach to Safety Assurance of Nuclear Power Plants
Francisco Luiz de Lemos, IPEN, Brazil - Enhancing the Safety of Nuclear Installations after the Fukushima Accidents
Joon-Eon Yang, KAERI, Korea - Accident Management on Fukushima Accident and Advanced ABWR
Kenichi Yasuda, Hitachi-GE Nuclear Energy, Japan
Session V: Brainstorming Session
Session VI: Closing Session