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The theme for this year’s meeting is “The New Outlook.” We’ve been through a lot in the last 2 years: a global pandemic and associated disruption of the global economic system, broadscale shocks in energy prices and availability, and strengthened international momentum toward deep decarbonization and ultimately Net Zero. There is palpable excitement in the nuclear community about the future prospects for the harnessed atom. Challenges await, but a new wave of nuclear technology innovation promises to play a larger role in the evolving geopolitical landscape. Now is the perfect time to re-examine how and where nuclear fits in our new world. It is also a great opportunity to meet a new generation of nuclear professionals and build relationships that will last a lifetime.

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Founded in 1993, GLOBAL is the largest international forum dedicated to the nuclear fuel cycle.

Climate change is at the heart of both economic and societal challenges of today’s world. The past year, marked by a global pandemic, has reinforced the awareness of the impact of climate change and the growing need for the production of low carbon energy.

This increase of energy capacity integrates new requirements on production and consumption methods to optimize the usage of natural resources, minimize the environmental impact in a sustainable manner and increase the circular economy.  Thus, nuclear as an energy source has a key role to play in meeting the energy needs of today and tomorrow by contributing to the production of reliable, low-carbon and competitive electricity in compliance with safety, security and environmental requirements.

This new edition located in Reims during 3 days will provide an outstanding forum for high-level experts and stakeholders from around the world, to share recent technological advances, developments of new markets and applications that lead to enhance the positioning of nuclear power as well as its public support. The complete view of the nuclear fuel cycle and its evolution, from mining to recycling up to final disposal of waste will be discussed in order to shed light on the future of nuclear power.

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The 20th International Conference on Environmental Degradation of Materials in Nuclear Power Systems-Water Reactor meeting is to foster an exchange of ideas about such problems and their remedies in water-cooled nuclear power plants of today and of the future.

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