PREliMinARY EVEnt GuidE - NUCLEAR POWER International

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2 GENERAl EVENT INFORmATION Now in its sixth year, NUCLEAR POWER International 2012 provides the nuclear power industry the perfect venue to gather and exchange information about nuclear power’s role in today’s changing world. Co-located again with POWER-GEN International, the attendees of both events reap the benefits of two powerful shows under one roof. As an exhibitor at NUCLEAR POWER International you get unmatched exposure to thousands of potential new customers. Don’t miss three days of networking, information-packed sessions and new industry technologies at NUCLEAR POWER International. standout statistics*: NUCLEAR POWER International and POWER-GEN International 2011 had combined recordbreaking attendance of over 20,000 99% of attendees said the quality of variety of exhibitors met or exceeded their expectations 93% of exhibitors said the quantity and quality of attendee traffic met or exceeded their expectations 97% of exhibitors rated their overall success and satisfaction with NUCLEAR POWER International as meeting or exceeding their expectations 89% of attendees’ companies do business internationally 56% of attendees said attending NUCLEAR POWER International is important or very important for performing their job and establishing contacts in the industry * Results taken from NUCLEAR POWER International 2011 onsite survey, conducted by Turnkey Surveys, an independent research company NUCLEAR POWER INTERNATIONAL 2012 PRELImINARy EvENT GUIDE
tOP 7 REAsOns tO AttEnd 1. Keynote Session Featuring mr. Randy Zwirn, President & CEO Siemens Energy, Inc. and CEO, Energy Service Division, Siemens AG mr. Gordon L. Gillette, President, Tampa Electric & Peoples Gas mr. Jon Wellinghoff, Chairman Federal Energy Regulatory Commission For more details see page 18-19. 2. Competitive Power College Choose from over twenty courses in the Competitive Power College to gain an edge over your competitors and colleagues. Note the nuclear specific course CPC-305, “Estimate Fluid Leaks, ‘Leak Free’ Station Operation is Achievable Today”. For more details see page 24-46. 3. Technical Tours Polk Power Station Cane Island Power Park Orange County Convention Center Pv Solar Installation For more details see pages 22-23. 4. Conference Sessions Covering the Hottest Topics Facing the Industry Today major U.S. Nuclear Projects Update Emerging Nuclear Power Programs Globally Nuclear Power Strategies in the Post- Fukushima Era Keeping Up with Demand: Building the Nuclear Supply Chain For more details see pages 20-21. 5. Earn Professional Development Hours Attendees registered as full conference delegates are eligible to receive 10 hours of professional development hour (PDH) credits. Instructions on how to access your certificate of completion will be automatically emailed to all conference delegates following NUCLEAR POWER International 2012. 6. Networking Opportunities Powerful networking event, including the Drinks with 20,000 of your Closest Friends!, Annual Awards Gala, Networking Party at Cuba Libre, Networking Roundtable Breakfast, and more. For more details see pages 12-15. 7. Exhibition Access to three exhibit floors, the NUCLEAR POWER International exhibit floor featuring the latest technologies and services in the industry, access to the POWER-GEN International exhibit floor featuring more than 1,200 companies, and the Renewable Energy World exhibit floor. For more details see pages 56-59. www.nuclearpowerinternational.com 3
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