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🌊 Our Marine Regulations Lead, Unni Einemo, wrote a comprehensive report for World Nuclear Transport Institute (WNTI) detailing the #nuclear-related discussions that took place at the 108th session of the Maritime Safety Committee at the International Maritime Organization. 🔗 Click on the link to read all about it! 👇

Have you tuned into the fourth episode of NorthStandard’s second mini-podcast series, Future Thinking? Join our host Helen Barden, Senior Solicitor – External Affairs at NorthStandard and guest Mikal Bøe, Chair and CEO of CORE POWER (UK) Ltd for a fantastic episode on “The roadmap to bring nuclear to commercial shipping”. Listen to the full podcast to learn more on nuclear power technology in maritime decarbonisation as the conversation covers the competitive costs of nuclear-powered ships, the importance of commercial insurability, and the future operational models of nuclear-powered maritime vessels. Check out the full episode 🔊 https://lnkd.in/gzM3vBeB

We're excited to announce that CORE POWER is conducting a survey to explore public attitudes towards nuclear power and its portrayal in the media! We value your opinions and invite you to share your thoughts with us! 🌍⚡ Participate Now! https://ivlv.me/zNPho #NuclearPower #EnergyFuture #PublicOpinion #MediaSurvey #greenenergy

Don't miss Tobi Menzies's presentation at IMarEST's #FSSES24 on 9 July!

Join me in Hamburg on Sept 5th at #SMM to discuss the importance of New Nuclear for the Maritime industry. Without nuclear energy, achieving net-zero emissions is impossible as all fossil fuels and proposed alternatives emit exhaust gases. Traditional nuclear power plants have focused on large-scale construction, but there is a more efficient approach. Floating nuclear power, proven safe by naval reactors since the 1950s, offers a viable solution. However, commercial insurance limitations have hindered its use in ports. Introducing a NEW nuclear solution for the marine sector is critical. By enabling the commercial insurance of safe floating nuclear power, we can establish permanently moored installations in ports and nuclear-powered ships on a large scale. This breakthrough opens up a vast global market for accessible and scalable nuclear energy. Learn more about this innovative solution and join the discussion: https://lnkd.in/ePnYS-p8

NEMO was extremely pleased to be invited to deliver the keynote presentation on Rules and Regulations for an industry-leading conference on New Nuclear for Maritime, hosted by NEMO member CORE POWER (UK) Ltd in London last week. NEMO Chairman, Dr. Mamdouh El-Shanawany, told a packed room that NEMO's mission was to guide a future-oriented set of standards, whilst being the functional bridge between IGO's and national regulators. Several other NEMO members joined the panel discussion which followed, focussing on developing the right regulatory frameworks to achieve deployment. #nuclearenergy #nuclearinmaritime #nuclear #decarbonisation #netzero

Join Mikal Bøe and Tobi Menzies at the #IAPH2024 World Ports Conference next week as they discuss the ports and electricity conundrum and what it will take to meet the demand. https://lnkd.in/eMisbDwg

Have you ever heard this saying: “Without maritime shipping, half of the world would starve, and the other one would freeze” ? ➡️ 🚢 Maritime shipping is 95% of global trade in volume and 90% in value. Connecting people through markets, it is a condition of human prosperity and collaboration, ➡️ 🚢 Maritime shipping is also 3% of world CO2 emissions and nearly 20% of ocean pollution (80% is land-based) ⚠️ Maritime (add fishing and passenger to shipping) needs to be one of the 1st sector to benefit from the transition to ⚛️ energy. 🎧 Listen to this (very) interesting (and short!) podcast from the Lloyd's List featuring Mikal Bøe, CEO of CORE POWER (UK) Ltd , Matthieu de Tugny, president Marine and Offshore Bureau Veritas Group, and myself from Les Voix du Nucléaire - Voices of Nuclear explaining how and why. 🫵 Wether you are from the ⚛️ ecosystem or from the 🚢 world, your endless conversation starts now.

LR nuclear experts Mark Tipping and Jez Sims participated in the New Nuclear for Maritime London Summit yesterday, hosted yesterday CORE POWER (UK) Ltd. Commenting that security, regulation as well as technology all need to move forward together to deliver nuclear as an alternative form of propulsion to maritime, Mark said: “We need to talk about the real challenges and collaborate to overcome them.” Jez gave a regulatory perspective and, acknowledging that current IMO regulations have not been updated since 1981, said he sees a collective opportunity to lead in “harmonising nuclear and maritime regulations to ensure a unified approach to safety, security, and environmental protection.” #Nuclear #Maritime #EnergyTransition #Regulation

🌟A Resounding Success🌟 🚢⚛️ CORE POWER (UK) Ltd extends a heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us for the #NewNuclearforMaritime Summit at📍The View in London. Your participation made this event a resounding success! 🙌 We were thrilled to welcome nearly 250 delegates, including esteemed leaders from the nuclear and maritime industries, government officials, international regulators, finance and banking professionals, and members of the press. The summit featured keynote presentations and expert panel discussions, providing a platform for insightful dialogue and innovative ideas. It was an incredible opportunity to explore the future of nuclear power in maritime applications together. ✨ We are inspired by the enthusiasm shown by all attendees. Let's continue to collaborate and drive forward the vision of a sustainable, nuclear-powered maritime industry. 🚀🌊 Stay connected with us for more updates and upcoming events! 📅🔗 #NewNuclear #MaritimeInnovation #NoNetZeroWithoutNuclear