Subjects of workshops presented to the U.S. nuclear energy industry.
This national workshop explored strategies for and the many benefits of repurposing legacy fossil fuel infrastructure, including closed coal mines, coal power plants, and orphaned oil and gas wells.
Repurposing Fossil Energy Assets Workshop Read More »
Benjamin Jourdy works on a methodology based on bibliography synthesis and experimental results, leading to the conception of a new mock-up dedicated to this study.
This event demonstrated opportunities for communities to be uplifted by nuclear technologies and breakthrough innovations.
Nuclear Energy Innovations – Supporting Global Communities Webinar Read More »
The presentation showed the design proposition for this SFR reactor including the experience feedback from European experience on Phénix, Superphénix, EFR and ASTRID. This design includes all improvements in response to the last safety rules issued after the Fukushima incident. Finally, the first calculations performed for the design validation are also explained with the necessary R&D.
AccessBrookhaven is a virtual event series that shares the different capabilities that Brookhaven National Laboratory offers to support industry’s efforts.
Access Brookhaven Industry Development and Research Series, Advancing Nuclear Technology Read More »
The purpose of these periodic advanced reactor stakeholder meetings is to share information and discuss topics related to the development and licensing of advanced reactors with the nuclear industry and other stakeholders.
U.S. NRC Advanced Reactor Stakeholder Meeting Read More »
The purpose of this meeting is to discuss with the nuclear industry those issues related to the NEI 21-07, Revision 0, “Technology Inclusive Guidance for Non-Light Water Reactors Safety Analysis Report Content for Applicants Utilizing NEI 18-04 Methodology.”
This webinar reviewed the designs of heat-pipe microreactors, steady-state and transient simulation of MAGNET by SAM, to explore the performance limit by heat transfer and temperature distribution.
The event was a prime networking opportunity for nuclear fuel and utility leaders. Participants explored the issues impacting the nuclear fuel cycle by attending two half-day sessions on fuel policy, markets, and trade issues, as well as plenty of networking opportunities.
NEI’s International Uranium Fuel Seminar Read More »
The purpose of this workshop was to engage the nuclear industry in discussions on advanced manufacturing codes, standards, demonstrations, and advanced techniques to accelerate commercialization.
GAIN-EPRI-NEI Advanced Materials and Manufacturing Technologies Virtual Workshop Read More »
