INUDECO 2021
27-29 April, Slavutych (Ukraine)
International Conference on Nuclear Decommissioning and Environmental Recovery
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INUDECO
International Conference on Nuclear Decommissioning and Environmental Recovery
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Meeting veterans of Ukraine’s atomic energy industry in a round-table format
Performance of tasks by participants of the Hackathon “The City of New Ideas”
Transfer to ChNPP by train “Slavutych-Semykhody”
Entering the Administrative building-1, Conference hall
Speaker 1
Yurii Fomichev / speaker of Slavutych city
Speaker 2
Speaker of Ministry of Environmental Protection Representative of the Verkhovna Rada committee
Speaker 4
Valeriy Seyda / speaker of SSE ChNPP
Coffee break, service break
Speaker 3
Serhii Kostiuk / speaker of SAUEZM
Speaker 5
Anatolii Nosovskyi / speaker of INPPSP
Speaker 6
Vitalii Shykun / speaker of NNEGC Energoatom’s Atomremontservice
Speaker 7 (foreign speaker through Webex)
David Corbett / Project Director – Joint Support Office for the management of the Instrument for Nuclear Safety Cooperation (INSC) in Ukraine
Torsten Wöllert / Minister Councellor, Energy EU Delegation to Ukraine
Norbert Molitor / Managing Director – Plejades GmbH –Independent Experts, Adviser to the Head of the State Agency of Ukraine for Exclusion Zone Management
Brief discussion (if time allows)
Lunch break
International panel within INUDECO 2021 “35th Anniversary of the Chornobyl Disaster: from Past to Future” with participation of the Ukrainian Nuclear Society.
Moderated by Danylo Lavrenov / Executive Secretary of the Ukrainian Nuclear Society.
Current state of contaminated areas and existing environmental hazards within the Chornobyl Exclusion zone
Serhii Paskevych / Deputy Director for Research of the Institute for NPPs Safety Problems
Chornobyl NPP Decommissioning and its industrial site development potential
Dmytro Stelmakh / Head of Strategic Planning Department, ChNPP
Object Shelter transformation into an environmentally safe system
Maxym Saveliev / Senior Research Officer of the Institute for NPPs Safety Problems
Current state of radiation and nuclear safety of the Shelter
Roman Hodun / Head of Nuclear Safety Department, Institute for NPPs Safety Problems
Passing the changing facility, changing clothes for technical tour by route Basic+
Transfer to Slavutych by train “Semykhody-Slavutych”
Final check at Whole Body Counter
Registration
Section 1. From Catastrophe to the New Life
moderated by Maksym Shevchuk, SAUEZM
Lunch break
Section 2. Nuclear Power and New Energy
Moderated by Volodymyr Medintsov, Atomremontservice
Registration
Section 3. Chornobyl NPP and Object Shelter
Moderated by Viktor Kuchynskyi, SSE ChNPP
Lunch break
ChNPP
Visit ChNPP together with INUDECO
Every year, as part of the practical part of the conference, INUDECO participants visit the industrial site of the Chernobyl NPP. This is a unique opportunity to see with your own eyes the transformations that the station has undergone since the 1986 catastrophe.
SLAVUTYCH
The city was built in 1987 after the Chernobyl accident. The total population is 25,000. The majority of the city’s population works at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant and the enterprises of the Exclusion Zone.
Slavutych is the youngest city in Ukraine. Teams of experts from eight republics of the former USSR took part in the construction of the city, which gave the buildings of each of the 13 quarters a national flavor. Slavutych is the embodiment of a unique, environmentally sustainable, easy-to-live architecture, it is a cozy home for its residents and an unparalleled point on the map for guests from around the world.
The short history of the mono-profile Slavutych is divided into three periods. Until 2000, when the Chernobyl nuclear power plant generated electricity and the city implemented various large-scale projects.
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