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Time: 16:00-17:00 (GMT +4) | Location: Atoms4Climate Pavilion
Nuclear energy, poised at the intersection of innovation and sustainability, offers the next generation a powerful tool to combat climate change. With low carbon emissions, it can anchor a clean energy grid, providing reliable electricity day and night. Advanced reactor designs promise enhanced safety and reduced waste. Nuclear's potential extends beyond electricity; it can power emission-free transportation, industrial processes, and hydrogen production. Engaging the next generation in a transparent, democratic energy transition is essential. As they inherit the responsibility for our planet, they can shape nuclear's role, ensuring a greener, safer, and more sustainable future for all.
Speakers
Kathryn Huff, Assistant Secretary for Nuclear Energy, U.S. Department of Energy
Rickey Ruff, Managing Director, Global Nuclear Concepts
Grace Stanke, Nuclear Engineering student and Miss America 2023
Shahnaz Hoque, Nuclear Energy Policy Analyst, OECD Nuclear Energy Agency
Moderator
Azuceno Bello, IYNC, Board Member of the Spanish Young Generation in Nuclear Chapter