Welcome to SNETP, Europe's
Sustainable Nuclear Energy Technology Platform
Three SNETP Pillars: NUGENIA, ESNII, NC2I
The SNETP Vision Report set out three major pillars: maintaining the safety and competitiveness of today's technologies; developing a new generation of more sustainable reactor technologies; and developing new applications for nuclear power.
NUGENIA: Nuclear Generation II&III Association
NUGENIA is an international non-profit association dedicated to the research and development of nuclear fission technologies, with a focus on Gen II & III nuclear plants. It provides scientific and technical basis to the community by initiating and supporting
international R&D projects and programmes.
The association gathers stakeholders from industry, research, safety organisations and academia, committed to develop joint R&D projects in the field.
The association gathers stakeholders from industry, research, safety organisations and academia, committed to develop joint R&D projects in the field.
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ESNII: European Sustainable Nuclear Industrial Initiative
The European Sustainable Nuclear Industrial Initiative (ESNII) addresses the need for demonstration of Generation IV Fast Neutron Reactor technologies, together with supporting research infrastructures, fuel facilities and R&D work.
The main goal of ESNII is to design, license, construct, commission and put into operation before 2025 the Sodium Fast Reactor (SFR) Prototype reactor called ASTRID and the flexible fast spectrum irradiation facility MYRRHA. The ALFRED demonstrator for Lead-cooled Fast Reactor (LFR), and ALLEGRO for Gas-cooled Fast Reactor (GFR) technologies are also part of the roadmap.
The main goal of ESNII is to design, license, construct, commission and put into operation before 2025 the Sodium Fast Reactor (SFR) Prototype reactor called ASTRID and the flexible fast spectrum irradiation facility MYRRHA. The ALFRED demonstrator for Lead-cooled Fast Reactor (LFR), and ALLEGRO for Gas-cooled Fast Reactor (GFR) technologies are also part of the roadmap.
Learn more on the ESNII minisite
NC2I: Nuclear Cogeneration Industrial Initiative
The European Nuclear Cogeneration Industrial Initiative (NC2I) aims at demonstrating an innovative and competitive energy solution for the low-carbon cogeneration of heat and electricity based on nuclear energy.
The targeted outcome is the commissioning within 10 years of a nuclear cogeneration prototype to deploy this low-carbon energy technology in several energy-intensive industries.
The targeted outcome is the commissioning within 10 years of a nuclear cogeneration prototype to deploy this low-carbon energy technology in several energy-intensive industries.
Learn more on the NC2I minisite
Activities
The Strategic Research Innovation Agenda provides decision-makers and the scientific community at large with research, development and demonstration roadmaps to achieve the short (2015), medium (2020) and long-term (2040-2050) goals of the SET Plan.
The SRIA is the result of the contribution from nearly 100 scientists and engineers from the member organisations of SNETP, under the Chairmanship of Dr Enrique Gonzalez of CIEMAT, followed by a public consultation.
The SRIA is being updated and will soon be available.
The latest version of the SRIA, issued in February 2013, is available for download here.
The SRIA is the result of the contribution from nearly 100 scientists and engineers from the member organisations of SNETP, under the Chairmanship of Dr Enrique Gonzalez of CIEMAT, followed by a public consultation.
The SRIA is being updated and will soon be available.
The latest version of the SRIA, issued in February 2013, is available for download here.
The purpose of the Deployment Strategy Working Group is to :
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- Identify the key actions necessary to implement the Strategic Research Agenda.
- Overcome the technical and non-technical barriers.
- Communicate to decision-makers and the general public on its benefits and impact.
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Education, training and the maintenance of competencies is a cornerstone of Europe’s vision for the development of nuclear energy.
As an important cross-cutting activity within SNETP, the ETKM group collaborates closely with the SRIA and DS working groups in order to provide a coherent approach for ETKM activities.
Its main objectives are to:
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As an important cross-cutting activity within SNETP, the ETKM group collaborates closely with the SRIA and DS working groups in order to provide a coherent approach for ETKM activities.
Its main objectives are to:
- Identify education and training gaps and recommend actions at appropriate levels.
- Take account of the knowledge that was collected in companies, research centres or regulators and recommends actions for transferring it to younger generations
- Supports the dialogue on international cooperation in the field of ETKM between EURATOM and non-EU countries
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Latest news

- 22 March 2019
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Look back at NUGENIA Forum 2019
The NUGENIA Forum 2019 was held on 13-15 March 2019 at Cité Universitaire, in Paris. During...

- 8 March 2019
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INSIDER Project, Mid-Term Workshop
When: 20-22 May 2019 Where: Bilbao, Spain Launched in June 2017, INSIDER aims to develop and...

- 26 February 2019
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1st Tritium School by the TRANSAT project
When: 25-28 March 2019 Where: Ljubljana, Slovenia The first Tritium School organised by the...
SNETP calendar
NUGENIA Executive Committee n°47 & Finnish R&D in Stakeholder session
Date: 13-14 June 2018
Location: Helsinki, Finland
ESNII Executive Board n°11
Date: 20 June 2018
Location: Brussels, Belgium
SNETP Executive Committee n°32
Date: 25 June 2017 (remote)
NC2I Task Force
Date: 11 October 2018
Location: Warsaw, Poland
Date: 13-14 June 2018
Location: Helsinki, Finland
ESNII Executive Board n°11
Date: 20 June 2018
Location: Brussels, Belgium
SNETP Executive Committee n°32
Date: 25 June 2017 (remote)
NC2I Task Force
Date: 11 October 2018
Location: Warsaw, Poland
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