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... ... @@ -1,0 +1,3 @@ 1 +Text: Belgium should work with U.S. Companies to develop SMRs 2 +Spersaud 6-20 Spersaud, Felicia. Cultice, Curt. (U.S. Department of Commerce), 6-20-2016, "New Opportunities for U.S. Companies in Belgium's Civil Nuclear Energy Industry ," No Publication, http://www.power-eng.com/articles/npi/print/volume-9/issue-3/nucleus/new-opportunities-for-u-s-companies-in-belgium-s-civil-nuclear-energy-industry.html NB 3 +My advice would be for U.S. companies to partner with local companies. One local company that is active in decommissioning is Tractebel, a Belgian engineering company that has built some of the nuclear power plants with Westinghouse and was also active in building the SCK-CEN research center. The companies who were originally active in building and designing the power plants would logically be active in decommissioning the same plants. The U.S. Commercial Service in Belgium can help U.S. companies identify potential local partners. Q: Is there any demand in Belgium for new civil nuclear technology? Croigny: There are no new builds planned for now, but given that the phasing out law has been amended, demand for new technologies is possible. I believe there may be interest in smaller and more flexible technologies such as small modular reactors (SMRs), and Belgium is very much involved in fusion technologies with the http://www.iter.org/"ITER project. Interest in Gen III+ or Gen IV advanced reactors is lower though. If the phasing law is not further amended or is cancelled, the future of Belgium will be one without nuclear technology, at least for energy production. There will always be a strong focus on nuclear medicine and RandD in general. U.S. companies can definitely play an active role in those fields in the future. - EntryDate
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