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Power Generation Supply Chains of the Future
Free event
Lecture
A discussion of the issues affecting the future of power generation
Speaker(s)
Dr Stephen Court - Nuclear AMRC
Location
Leeds Seventeen Hotel
Nursery Lane
Leeds LS17 7HW
Organiser
IET West Yorkshire Network
About this event
Dr Stephen Court, Nuclear AMRC will be examining the need to replace existing power generation plants. He will also be looking at how ‘low carbon’ requirements place pressure on existing power plant construction and supply chains for UK based companies.
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