FinNuclear Association

15.10.2012

New nuclear era; – growing electricity demand– need to reduce CO2 –emissions,– Finland in the frontier

Finland has sufficient experience and motivation:– on‐going project OL3, new units in sight (HA1, OL4)– neighboring countries with nuclear plans– recognized experience in safe and realiable use of the operating units– active participation on international research

FinNuclear started in 2007 as a programme

In 2010, Decisions in Principal for 2 new nuclear builds : the use of domestic competencies shall be supported

Background 

Nuclear units in operation: Loviisa 1&2, Olkiluoto 1&2

Nuclear unit under construction: Olkiluoto 3

Final fuel disposal facility ONKALO

Planned new units

Sweden

Estonia

TVOOlkiluoto

Pyhäjoki

FortumLoviisa

Fennovoima

Nuclear power facilities in Finland  

Research facilities (fission, fusion)

Utilities need increasingly domesticcompetencies for the life‐cycle of NPPs

Nuclear programmes around Baltic area:Sweden, Lithuania, Poland, Russia

Domestic activity ‐ springboards for export markets

2011: FinNuclear Association Adiabatix OyALSTOM Finland OyAndament GroupBureau Veritas FinlandBusiness OuluCITEC Oy AbCLS‐Engineering OyDEKRA Industrial OyDestia OyEconia Business ServicesE.Helaakoski OyEmpower Group OyEnergiateollisuus ryFennovoima OyFinnmap Consulting OyHalton Marine OyHavator OyHollming OyHögfors OyInspecta OyInsta Automation OyKonecranes Finland Oy

Kraftanlagen Arge OL3Lamprotek OyLeinolat Group OyLeinovalu OyMiilukangas KyOutokumpu OyjPrizztech Oy Pöyry Finland OyQualifinn Engineering OyQuantum Services Int.Rakennusteollisuus RT ryRamirent OyjRautaruukki OyjRTK‐Palvelu OySRV Yhtiöt OyjTechnip Offshore Finland OyTeknologiateollisuus ryTelatek OyTelinekataja OyTieto OyjVTTWärtsilä Finland Oy

DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS

TRAINING

INFORMATION SERVICES

NETWORKING

Competitive nuclearindustry cluster

Networking events, exhibitions, conferences– Supply Chain days with NPP vendors and main contractors– International exhibition stands– Conference presentations

Large Finnish suppliers´ database, – FinNuclear Directory, directory.finnuclear.fi

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NETWORKING

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INFORMATION SERVICES

FinNuclear Newsletter  Global News Summary www.finnuclear.fi

monthly

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TRAINING

• FinNuclear Training Modules– Being a supplier in nuclear projects and facilities– Safety culture– Quality requirements– Facility visits

• Tailored trainings– NQA‐1– Lead Auditor– Trainings in member companies– Nuclear legistlation

• Pre‐auditing of suppliers– Suppliers´ self‐assesment tool– FinNuclear auditing team will be established

FinNuclear Calendar of Events 2012

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1/2012 FinNuclear Training module 3 at TVO2/2012 Lithuanian delegation in Finland3/2012 Areva Suppliers´ day in Pori3/2012 FinNuclear delegation in France4/2012 NQA‐1 and Lead Auditor training5/2012 Association Spring meeting5/2012 GE‐Hitachi Suppliers´ day5/2012 FinNuclear presentation in Poland

6/2012Nuclear Power Gen 2012 ‐ exhibition stand

6/2012ASME codes and standards conference

6/2012 Toshiba‐Westinghouse Suppliers´ day8/2012 Areva Suppliers´ day in Oulu9/2012 MHI Suppliers´ day9/2012 FinNuclear Training module 19/2012 FinNuclear presentation at VTT event

9/2012 Consortia building kick‐off workshop9/2012 NQA‐1 and Lead Auditor training9/2012 SAMK International week

10/2012Toshiba‐Westinghouse Suppliers´ day in Oulu

10/2012 KHNP Suppliers´ day10/2012 Energia 12 ‐ exhibition stand

10/2012FinNuclear in Visaginas workshop in Lithuania

11/2012 FinNuclear Autumn meeting

11/2012FinNuclear presentation at IAEA meeting

11/2012 FinNuclear Training module 211/2012 Consortia building topical workshops11/2012 Areva B2B day12/2012 FinNuclear Training module 3 12/2012 ENC2012 ‐exhibition stand

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DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS ‐ background

Tier 5

Tier 4

Tier 3

Tier 2

Tier 1 Turbine Island

System 1

Sub‐system 1a Sub‐system 1b

Component 1b1 Component 1b2 Service 1b3

Sub‐service 1b31 Sub‐service 1b32 Sub‐service1b33

System 2 System 3

Target for new nuclear builds in Finland: competitive capacity to supply large work packages (ref. TaV 13/2012 related  to DiP)

Applicability in the NPPs´ long life‐cycles, export markets and otherfields of industry is necessary for companies commitment

DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS  ‐ in practise

• Studies on what kind of larger work packages realistically canbe supplied by existing Finnish competence level

• Some results:

• Next steps:– Business entities that can handle EPC –contracts are needed for 

competitiveness related to large work packages– Systematical supplier qualification

Summary of FinNuclear activities Focus is clearly in supporting business 

Centralized functions are cost saving for companies in a demanding field of industry, f.ex

Networking opportunities ”at home” Joint international marketing Global information sourcing Understanding the nuclear industry requirements + realism

Model is applicable in creating other industrial clusters

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Contact details:www.finnuclear.fifirstname.lastname@finnuclear.fiChairmen: Ami Rastas, Matti Andersson

Helsinki:Leena JylhäJuha Miikkulainen

Pori:Megumi Asano‐UlmonenSuvi KaririnneJekaterina SaikkonenKatja Silvanto

Oulu/Raahe:Jouni Kähkönen Pekka Peltomäki

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