Kazatomexpo 2018
WHY KAZAKHSTAN?
The Nuclear Power Industry is one of the most successfully developing directions in the Republic of Kazakhstan. Close to 19 % of the world's explored uranium reserves are concentrated within the Republic of Kazakhstan. The country has its own well-developed uranium mining and processing industry, including 21 mines and a mining complex satisfying about 30% of the global demand in uranium.
The Nuclear industry is strategic for Kazakhstan because it is one of the main components of the state's economy.
According to the results of the I quarter of 2014, 5,38 thousand ton of uranium was produced in Kazakhstan that at 2% is ahead of planned figures.
Uranium output of NAC Kazatomprom JSC with share in subsidiary or associated companies taken in account was 2,98 thousand ton for the I quarter of 2014.
According to Vladimir Shkolnik, the Chairman of the Board of "NAC "Kazatomprom" JSC, the nuclear power industry of Kazakhstan was not significantly affected by the global economic crisis.
Kazakhstan is the world's third largest uranium producer and the first in explored reserves of this radioactive metal, which is the basic fuel for power generation of developed and developing countries We launch new operations and mines … Our key challenge now, in addition to uranium oxide concentrate supplies, is to produce finished goods such as fuel assemblies (FA) for nuclear power industry", Vladimir Shkolnik said..
ABOUT THE EXHIBITION:
Kazatomexpo is the exhibition of equipment and services suppliers for nuclear power industry of Kazakhstan.
Kazatomexpo is a special event for experts working in Nuclear Power Engineering and Industry, machinery construction and allied sectors.
Kazatomexpo project is officially supported by the Ministry of Industry and New Technologies of the Republic of Kazakhstan; "NAC "Kazatomprom" JSC; "Rosatom" State Nuclear Energy Corporation; the Republican State Enterprise "National Nuclear Center of the Republic of Kazakhstan" and "Park of Nuclear Technologies" JSC.
The main exhibition participants are technical documentation developers, companies specializing in nuclear power plant design and construction, engineering and service companies specializing in decommissioning of nuclear reactors and utilization of radioactive wastes and spent nuclear fuel, engineering companies specializing in design of nuclear reactors of different capacity, uranium mining and processing companies, exploration companies, uranium, beryllium and tantalum processing companies; nuclear fuel manufacturers; providers of training services including advanced training programs, seminars and workshops for personnel employed by nuclear power companies; investment and insurance companies.
Kazatomexpo is held at the same venue with the largest industrial events, such are Kazakhstan International Industrial "Machine Building, Machine-Tool Building and Automation" Exhibition - MachExpo Kazakhstan and Kazakhstan International "Energy, Electrical equipment and Machine building" Exhibition - Power Astana, that undoubtedly helps to attract the maximum amount of potential visitors annually.
The rich business program will introduce specialists to the latest equipment and technologies, designed for different industries.
Kazatomexpo exhibition and business program will be attended by the representatives of local and foreign public authorities, international, governmental and public organizations, the managers and specialists of Russian and foreign nuclear companies, the heads of fuel and energy complexes and engineering services, chief engineers and power engineering specialists of utility and industrial enterprises from different sectors, representatives of design, construction and installation companies, transport, service and commercial enterprises specialists.
In 2014 the general exposition had presented more than 80 companies from Kazakhstan, Russia, Germany, Israel, Czech Republic, China, Ukraine, Iran and Uzbekistan.
Please contact the organizing Committee of "Iteca" LLP for participation in Kazatomexpo 2018 exhibition.
