New energy sources – nuclear insights and debate (Part 2)

In the latest years many countries and especially Europe, has taken a focus on green transitions. The green transition refers to the social change strategy, which will allow the countries to turn the current environmentally unsustainable situation into a new and more sustainable state. The cuts in global greenhouse gas emissions are still far away from an optimal state and where they need to be in order to preserve a livable climate. To cloze the gap between climate ambitions and political action, as outlined in the Paris agreement and COP26 in Glasgow a focus on green transitions from oil, gas and coal was decided. However, the countries are facing a lot of barriers such as the war in Ukraine, the increase in price of oil, gas and electricity. 

As the countries battle with these climate changes and different barriers, nuclear power is experiencing a revival. There is a growing understanding of nuclear power’s role in global decarbonization, as new technology is developed, which is fundamentally different from what exists today. Do you have an interest in new energy sources? Are you interested in green transitions? Would you like to have nuclear insights?

Listen to this webinar, where new energy sources and nuclear insights will be discussed and debated. Some of the nuclear insights, that are discussed on this webinar: Are there still issues, prejudices and dangers to be considered?

The maritime approach and nuclear waste burners on assembly line

This webinar has been divided into two different videos. This video are the second video out of two. In this video you will hear, Patrick Ryan presenting the Class, by ABS with guidelines and AIP. Patrick is presenting online from Texas, where he presents statements, guidelines and AIP. Afterwards, nuclear specialist Monica Haage presents Chernobyl then, now and in the future – fostering leadership for resilience.

After Patrick and Monica has presented the participants had the opportunity to ask questions. Listen to this webinar and get the opportunity to hear the questions being answered and debated. 

The program for webinar ‘New energy sources – nuclear insights and debate’

In this webinar you will hear several different speakers present new energy sources and nuclear insights. 

• Welcome by organizers
  
  
• How the maritime approach can accelerate nclear power production                      Speaker: Mads Wagner, Seaborg Technologies 
   
• Nuclear waste burners on assembly line" 100 MW every day from 2030.                      Speaker: Thomas Jam Pedersen Copenhagen Atomics
    
• Questions: The two previous speakers will be available for questions
     
• The Class, by ABS with guidelines and AiP” ( ONLINE - FROM TEXAS)               
  A step in a mass roll-out of nuclear ships from shipbuilders is overcoming the                      regulatory milestones. Presentation of statements, guidelines and AiP.  Speaker: Patrick Ryan, ABS 
  
  
• Presentation - Chernobyl then, now and in the future – fostering leadership for                  resilience.
  Speaker: Monica Haage, nuclear specialist