The world will have a significant increase of energy supply in the next 20 years, cleanly-generated electricity in particular, the most environmental-friendly energy, which accelerates the rate of nuclear power development. There are 438 nuclear reactors operating in the world and 52 units listed by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) as "under construction" in 12 of the 31 countries which have nuclear power plants. After a 30-year period in which no new reactor was built, America's Department of Energy is working to restart the nuclear industry to meet energy and climate challenges. It's expected that the nuclear industry will reach another peak in the coming decade. More...

• Insight into China's Medium- and Long-term Nuclear Power Development Plan from Competent Authorities
• First-hand information on Nuclear Investments and Tax Advantages in China
• Clarifying Steps on Registration and Certification both in China and Overseas
• A Close Look at the Current Situation of Core Equipments for NPPs under Construction
• Most Direct Panel Discussion Between Nuclear Power Equipment Purchaser and Supplier
• Real Life Case Study on EPC (Engineering, Procurement and Construction) Contracting of NPP
• Latest Updates on Self-reliance in Nuclear Equipment Design and Production and Project Management
• Up-to-date Information and Requirement of 4th Generation Technology in China: High Temperature Gas Cooled Reactor (HTGR)

China International Atomic Energy Congress 2009
5-6 November, 2009 | Beijing, China

Organized by Duxes Business Consulting Inc., and supported by FinNuclear Program as the international marketing partner, China International Atomic Energy Congress 2009 was successfully held with the participation of governmental officials, MNCs worldwide and high profiled delegates from 47 businesses. Eminent guest speakers from Chinese government and top executives shared their real-life experiences and cases.