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DEWDROPS Booth: 130
Contact: William Everett, President
219, ave du Maréchal Leclerc
Sin le Noble, 59450
France
Phone: +33-327-904-334
Email: dewdrops@dewdrops.fr
www.dewdrops.fr
Dewdrops provides a flexible comprehensive on-site service to
owners of wastes containing oils, solvents, organic cleaning
fluids or foams. Our patented process and mobile treatment
plants have been tailored to meet the exacting requirements of
the nuclear industry. Dewdrops aims to play a key role in
nuclear site value development by dealing economically and
safely with sensitive organic liquide waste streams or arisings.
ENERGYSOLUTIONS Booth: 226
Contact: Pippa Waterman VP, Marketing & Communications
Stella Building, Windmill Hill Business Park
Swindon SN5 6NX
United Kingdom
Phone: +44-0-1793-733100
Fax: +44-0-1793-733179
Email: international@energysolutions.com
www.energysolutions.com
EnergySolutions, headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, is an
international nuclear services company with operations
throughout the United States, UK, mainland Europe, Canada
and the Far East. In the UK we hold contracts with the Nuclear
Decommissioning Authority to manage the UK’s Magnox
reactor sites. We are a world leader focused on servicing the
nuclear industry with the development and implementation of
new technologies and approaches for resolving radioactive
waste challenges faced by our clients.
FAYAT NUCLEAR Booth: 131
Contact: Henri Mydlarz
3 rue René Razel
Orsay Cedex 91892
France
Phone: +33-0-1-698-56915
Email: hmydlarz@razel.fr
www.fayat.com
Founded in 1957, FAYAT is France’s leading family-owned
Group in the sector of building and industry: 2.7 billion -
turnover and more than 17 000 employees. With major
industrial facilities in Europe, Asia and America, FAYAT
regroups 118 autonomous subsidiaries in all the core
businesses of building and public works, structural steel works,
electricity, road building equipment, handling and hoisting
equipment, and pressure vessels. Several FAYAT’s Group
Companies have developed their activities in nuclear industry
with two major projects currently in progress for CEA and
EDF. RAZEL is a strong actor for civil works and turnkeys
projects, BEC brings its specialties -core sampling and wire
cutting- for dismantling in active zones, and COMETE
supplies cranes and specialized equipment for nuclear plants
and laboratories like EPR in France and China, or RJH test
reactor. All these companies have their own design capacities
and references. They can handle complex projects in
partnership with any of the other Nuclear Industry actor.
FLUOR GOVERNMENT GROUP
— SPONSOR ONLY —
Contact: Greg Meyer
2300 Clarendon Blvd, Suite 1110
Arlington, VA 22201
Phone: +1-703-647-4340
Fax: +1-703-469-1593
Email: Greg.meyer@fluor.com
Fluor is a global leader in engineering, procurement,
construction, maintenance, and project management. Active
across six continents, Fluor works with governments and multinational
companies to design, build, and maintain many of the
world's most complex and challenging capital projects. We are
a solutions-based company with the technical expertise and
financial strength to successfully complete the most difficult
assignments. Fluor is recognized around the world as a firm
that is reliable, delivers projects on time and within budget, has
an outstanding safety record, and adheres to the highest ethical
standards. Whether it's managing nuclear operations, cleaning
out and tearing down nuclear facilities, or remediating a
contaminated site, we bring leadership, experience, expertise,
respect, and pride to every effort. Headquartered in Irving,
Texas, Fluor is a FORTUNE 200 company and had revenues of
$20.8 billion in 2010.
FRENCH NUCLEAR ENERGY
SOCIETY (SFEN)
Contact: Bernard Jolly
Phone: +33-0-1-53-58-32-10
Fax: +33-0-1-53-58-32-11
Email: sfen@sfen.fr
www.sfen.org
A forward-looking learned society with high-level exchanges
on scientific and technical issues, organizing and sponsoring
large national and international events. The SFEN provides a
proactive and well-defined information policy thanks to its
widespread international presence and cooperation agreements
with learned nuclear societies.
Founding member and one of the main promoters of the
European Nuclear Society (ENS). Sustained contacts with
institutions of the European Commission and with IAEA,
working together with the French Atomic Forum and
FORATOM. SFEN makes way for the young generation and
transversal meeting groups open worldwide.
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