W15 Fukushima: 15 Years Later—Driving Innovation in Nuclear Safety and Preparedness
Discover how insights from the Fukushima Daiichi accident have driven breakthroughs in nuclear safety, emergency preparedness, and regulatory frameworks. Join us for a forward-looking dialogue that connects past experience with future innovation in nuclear design, operations and oversight.
SESSION CHAIR(S):
Mike Franovich, Deputy Office Director of Engineering, NRR/NRC
Opening Remarks
SPEAKER(S):
- Toyoshi Fuketa, Head of Decommissioning, Nuclear Damage Compensation and Decommissioning Facilitation Corporation - Japan
Learning from Past Accidents - Tomoyuki Sugiyama, Commissioner, Nuclear Regulatory Authority - Japan
Status of Nuclear Regulation and Industry in Japan 15 Years After the FDNPS Accident - Michael Knochenhauer, Director General, Swedish Radiation Safety Authority
Impact of the Fukushima Daiichi Accident on Requirements for New Nuclear Reactors - Tea Bilic Zabric, Deputy Head, Division of Nuclear Safety Technology and Regulation, Nuclear Energy Agency
Risk, Resilience, and Reform: Safety Research Shaped by Fukushima - Doug True, Chief Nuclear Officer and Senior Vice President of Technical and Regulatory Services, Nuclear Energy Institute
U.S. Industry Response to Fukushima Accident - Mike Franovich, Deputy Office Director of Engineering, NRR/NRC
Fukushima at 15: U.S. Lessons for an Expanding Nuclear Enterprise
SESSION COORDINATOR(S):
Danielle Bocage, Innovation Program Manager, RES/NRC tel: (301) 415-3402, e-mail: Danielle.Bocage@nrc.gov
Victor Martins, International Relations Specialist, RES/NRC tel: (301) 287-9275, e-mail: Victor.Martins@nrc.gov
Page Last Reviewed/Updated Tuesday, August 04, 2026
Page Last Reviewed/Updated Tuesday, August 04, 2026