Key Industry and Government Representatives to discuss latest Investment Options at Nuclear Power Congress
Nuclear Power Congress represents a powerful launch to what is sure to become Asia's premier platform for the discussion and delivery of nuclear power options and country updates from government representatives.
Online, June 28, 2010 (Newswire.com) - IBC Asia will host an upcoming Nuclear Power Congress from the 2-5 August 2010 in Singapore. More than eight leading experts and key government representatives will provide key insights and country updates on topics relating to nuclear power as well as best practice case studies to be revealed from leading edge utilities providers.
With the theme of Investment Opportunities in the growing Nuclear Energy Sector particularly in Asia, the Nuclear Power Congress will touch on key topics such as the following: Nuclear Power in Emerging Markets, Project Viability and the Financing of Nuclear Power as well the outlook for the future of Nuclear Power. Attendees to the congress will have a chance to be a part of the congress through interactive panel sessions with government representatives from Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines, Mongolia and Vietnam.
With a stellar line up of speakers from Power Producers, Industry Thought Leaders, International Nuclear Associations and Government Representatives from Various Countries, the gathering will definitely be a key meeting opportunity for everyone involved in the Nuclear Power Industry. Some Key Industry Leaders such as Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO), Electricity of Vietnam (EVN), Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission, the World Association of Nuclear Operators and AREVA will be presenting at the conference.
With a strong focus on hot industry topics, this conference will provide a thorough in-depth industry overview, updates and outlook and an ambience that will allow delegates to network with their industry peers and speakers.
For more information, log on to www.nuclearpowercongress.com
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