UKTI Event: decommissioning and clean-up at Fukushima Britain's Energy Coast Business Cluster

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Britain’s Energy Coast Business Cluster currently has a number of active Sector Groups and there are plans for at more to reflect its growing and changing membership. The BECBC Sector Groups are for members only and provide an invaluable forum for businesses to meet others in their industry, to find out about trends and opportunities and to share information and knowledge with potential partners, clients and suppliers.

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Britain’s Energy Coast Business Cluster meetings are held every month and are a great opportunity to meet other members. Other BECBC events include monthly training workshops, the BECBC Business Awards and other networking events, as well as specialist Sector Group meetings.

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Business School Engagement Events enable students to gain a better understanding of the world of work as well as meet local employers who are members of the cluster. The Charity Page signposts you to some local organisations.

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UKTI Event: decommissioning and clean-up at Fukushima

22nd January 2015 - 23rd January 2015

Hinton House, Risley: Thursday 22 Jan from 11.00am-1.00pm

Herdus House, Westlake’s: Friday 23 Jan 9.30am – 11.30am

Dr Keith Franklin, First Secretary (Nuclear), UK Trade & Investment has been on secondment from the NNL to UKTI at the British Embassy in Japan, looking at ways in which the UK can support the decommissioning and clean-up efforts at Fukushima Dai-ichi.

He’ll provide a briefing on the UK response so far, the current situation with regard to Nuclear Energy in Japan, and what opportunities there are for UK companies to supportdecommissioning, both at Fukushima Dai-ichi and other plants which will come off-line in the near future.

Places are limited, so please register your name with Andrew Thomas by Friday 16 January 2015.

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