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W13 Approaches for Addressing Evolving External Hazards in Nuclear Power

The nuclear industry plays a vital role in providing reliable baseload energy to support a sustainable and resilient energy future. As external hazards continue to evolve, it is essential to assess and adapt plant safety measures and design considerations. This panel discussion explores approaches for addressing these evolving hazards, featuring insights from experts within the NRC, perspectives from the nuclear industry on hazard management strategies, and international viewpoints on global challenges and future preparedness.


 
SESSION CHAIR(S):
 
  • Joseph Kanney, Hydrologist, Fire and External Hazards Analysis Branch, Division of Risk Analysis, RES/NRC
 
SPEAKER(S):
 
 
SESSION COORDINATOR(S):
 
  • Kevin Quinlan, Senior Meteorologist, External Hazards Branch, Division of Engineering and External Hazards, RES/NRC e-mail: Kevin.Quinlan@nrc.gov

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