Welcome Speech

Opening Remarks

The Nuclear Fuel Cycle

What are the components of the nuclear fuel cycle: from mining, enrichment, to fuel manufacture? What happens at the back end after energy generation? How is spent fuel stored safely? What are the pathways to reuse or recycle spent nuclear fuel? How is the supply chain readying itself to cater to the growing demand?

KeyNote Address

The Socio-Environmental Case For Nuclear

What are the implications of deploying the energy source with the least overall ecological impact? How do communities around nuclear plants view them? What are the possibilities for land conservation along with industrial development?

Energy Abundance

How does abundant energy help developing economies? What are they doing to advance firm clean generation from nuclear power? What are the barriers and opportunities in financing, workforce development, and technology transfer?

Guest Speaker: Julie Kozeracki

System-Level Challenges of Decarbonization

What are physical, monetary, environmental, and social challenges to decarbonizing economies? What are the enabling conditions to advance clean energy systems? What lessons can the world learn from New York’s climate policies and Georgia’s experience?

Delivery Model and Economics

What are the barriers to nuclear energy deployment: financial, permitting, and supply chain? What are the pathways to overcome these barriers, and where is progress taking place?

Music and Rap Up

Closing Remarks