Electricity modulation in Belgian NPP’s
The objective is to present what is currently being done in the NPP’s , as well as to show the possible adaptation of nuclear electricity production in function of market needs, in order to integrate intermittent renewables. The objective is also to show that renewables and nuclear can live together harmoniously to produce a decarbonized energy, which is now paramount in the context of climate change. It is also in line with what the latest IPCC report underlines, as nuclear and renewables have a key role to play in the future of energy mix.
Location
Registration
Hourly Schedule
New Day
- 18:30 - 18:35
- Introduction by the chair
- 18:35 - 18:55
- Presentation
- Why foreseeing modulation ? Analysis and follow-up of the market
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Speakers:
Louis-Antoine Pirnay
- 18:55 - 19:15
- Presentation
- Limitations on the fuel and how are they integrated in the fuel cycle ?
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Speakers:
Maxime Haedens
- 19:15 - 19:35
- Presentation
- How is the modulation practically put in place from the operational/site sides ?
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Speakers:
Louis-Antoine Pirnay
- 19:35 - 20:00
- Q&A
- 20:00 - 21:00
- Walking dinner
Louis-Antoine Pirnay
Engie Electrabel, Powerplant Portfolio Manager
Maxime Haedens
Tractebel, in charge of the Fuel Cycle Studies group
Speakers
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Louis-Antoine PirnayEngie Electrabel, Powerplant Portfolio Manager
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Maxime HaedensTractebel, in charge of the Fuel Cycle Studies group