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A new chairperson for the EUR organisation: Manuel CARRASCO
Date :: Thu 02/13/2020 @ 04:08
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Manuel Carrasco was elected as the new chairperson of the EUR organisation during the 112th EUR Steering Committee (March 21,2019).
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During their 112th meeting, the members of EUR Steering Committee proceeded to the election of the new EUR Organisation Chairperson: the position was open for applications since Guillaume JACQUART’s resignation. Guillaume JACQUART has occupied the EUR Organisation Chairperson position since October 2013. During his mandate, the EUR organisation issued Revision E of the EUR Document, assessed the EU APR and VVER TOI designs versus Volume 2 of the EUR Rev D and defined the EUR Roadmap 2019 – 2021.
Manuel CARRASCO, EDF/DIPNN-DT, was elected as the new EUR Organisation Chairperson.
He is committed to continue the on-going EUR activities, especially the assessment of the CGN’s EU-HPR1000 design and the preparation of the EUR Position Paper about SMRs, and to keep strong interactions with important stakeholders in Europe and worldwide.
Moreover, he will strongly support the action plan derived from the EUR Roadmap 2019 – 2021.
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Celebration of the EU-APWR Assessment finalisation
Date :: Mon 07/08/2019 @ 04:07
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On October 22, 2014, the EUR Organisation and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd (MHI) celebrated the finalisation of the EU-APWR assessment project on which both were involved, the EUR utilities and the vendor for 2 years.
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See EUR Press Release (October 22, 2015)
During the ceremony, Yoshiki OGATA MHI Director of Global Nuclear Project Department was given a plaque commemorating the event by the EUR chairman, Guillaume Jacquart.
From right to left: Andrew BALLARD, Michitaka Kikuta and Yoshiki OGATA from MHI,
- G. Jacquart, EUR chairman,
- Pekka NUUTINEN from Fortum and Daniel WELANDER from Vattenfall, the EUR Project leaders.
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The technical assessment of MHI·s EU-APWR vs EUR revision D is now at full pace
Date :: Mon 07/08/2019 @ 03:57
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The technical assessment of Mitsubishi Heavy Industry·s EU-APWR vs. the revision D of EUR Volume 2 started at the same time as the release of the EUR revision D. This is the first nuclear island assessment towards the EUR revision D and the goal is to finish the assessment and release the EUR Volume 3 subset H EU-APWR within 2 years time.
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The technical assessment of Mitsubishi Heavy Industry·s EU-APWR vs. the revision D of EUR Volume 2 started at the same time as the release of the EUR revision D. This is the first nuclear island assessment towards the EUR revision D and the goal is to finish the assessment and release the EUR Volume 3 subset H EU-APWR within 2 years time. The preparations for the project began in late spring 2012 when a Coordination Group was established in order to manage and administer the project. The Coordination Group is composed of representatives from the sponsors, supporters and the vendor. MHI introduced the EU-APWR to the EUR-organisation at a start-up seminar in Prague in October and has already provided the main part of the standard design documentation.
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94th EUR Steering Committee Meeting - April 3, 2014, Madrid, Spain
Date :: Mon 07/08/2019 @ 03:57
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The 94th EUR Steering Committe Meeting was held in Madrid, Spain, on April 3, 2014.
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The 94th EUR Steering Committe Meeting was held in Madrid, Spain, on April 3, 2014. It was hosted by Iberdrola in the historical building of "Casa de America". The Steering Committee reviewed the progress of the MHI EU-APWR Design Assessment, which is currently performed by the EUR Organisation. The Steering Committee also launched officially the Revision E Project for a two year duration. This major revision work will provide a comprehensive update of the EUR document, especially on post-Fukushima issues
The EUR team
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A NEW CHAIR FOR THE EUR STEERING COMMITTEE: G. JACQUART
Date :: Mon 07/08/2019 @ 03:55
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Guillaume Jacquart was elected as the new chairman of the EUR organisation during the 92th EUR Steering Committee (October 10, 2013).
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During their October 10, 2013 meeting, the Vice Chairmen of the EUR Steering Committee proceeded to the election of the new EUR Chairman: the position was open for applications since the last EUR SC Meeting in May, during which Eric De Fraguier announced he had to leave. Eric de Fraguier has been the chairman of the EUR Steering Committee since October 2011. During his mandate the EUR organisation issued Revision D of the EUR Document and the EUR Roadmap 2013 – 2015.
Guillaume Jacquart, EDF/SEPTEN, was elected as the new EUR Chairman.
G. Jacquart made the following speech:
"Dear colleagues,
I'm happy and proud of the confidence you, members of the Steering Committee, are giving me by appointing as your chairman.
It´s a real honor to enter and chair an organisation of more than 20 years dedicated to unify, harmonize and standardize a European vision for the nuclear production industry. I accept the mission with the responsibilities associated. I'll be committed to keep the Organisation follow its vision and road map and keep the pace which was previously settled by Eric de Fraguier.I would like to thank again my predecessor Eric De Fraguier and you all Members of the SC as well as the members of the AG for the job done up to now. We have a clear road-map traced to 2015, we have strategic objectives. Revision D was released in short period of time and is a reference for some biddings in Europe, vendors are asking for EUR assessment.
As I said in the previous SC, my almost 25 Years career was Dedicated to nuclear stuff, but and three different fields: R&D in the field of structural and fluids mechanics, Nuclear Generation on power plant so I closely know what Nuclear safety means in the field and in the board of an NPP, and at last the Nuclear Engineering field.
I'm convinced that despite the event of Fukushima, nuclear energy has a major role to play In the European energy mix in the coming years. Building Gen 3 designs has now become a reality in the world and in Europe in particular. In Finland and in France, and in a near future in Czech Republic, in Hungary, in the UK, in Sweden, and hopefully in other countries which are willing to develop New Nuclear. The EUR requirements that we have been developing together for more than many years will play a major role in specifying these new projects. As nuclear utilities, our responsibility is huge to challenge the vendors and to challenge ourselves in order to promote the highest quality standards together with the best achievable competitiveness.
I'm convinced that common vision and requirements we as European Utilies Want for our industry are a real strength.
A strength to guaranty safety, environmental Impacts, competitiveness on the whole life cycle of the nuclear facilities. Because Safety, environment and competitiveness are the necessary conditions to make the nuclear option opened.”
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