The membership of nucleareurope is made up of 17 national nuclear associations – active across Europe – and the companies that they represent, and 24 Corporate Members. Nearly 3,000 firms are represented, from Europe’s (and the world’s) largest nuclear utilities and nuclear fuel cycle companies, to other undertakings engaged in the transport of nuclear materials and the management of radioactive waste:
- Europe’s (and the world’s) largest nuclear utilities
- Engineering companies
- Plant decommissioning companies
- Lawyers, consulting, insurance and service companies
- Uranium mining, milling and enrichment companies
- Nuclear fuel reprocessing companies
- Nuclear transporters
- Reactor and component vendors
- Waste storage facilities
Premium Corporate members:
CEZ (Czech Republic), EDF (France), Fortum Finland, Vattenfall (Sweden), Westinghouse (Global).
Regular Corporate members:
Calogena (France), CRH (Ireland), Enusa (Spain), Fermi Energia (Estonia), GE Vernova (Global), Hexana (France), KGHM (Poland), Newcleo (Italy), Nuclitalia (Italy), Nuvia (France), Nuward (France), OSGE (Poland), PEJ (Poland), Rolls-Royce SMR (UK), Steady Energy (Finland), Stellaria (France), Uniper Sweden (Sweden), Urenco (Global), Walter Tosto (Italy).
The General Assembly
nucleareurope is a non-profit making association under Belgian law (“Forum Atomique européen”, abbreviated “nucleareurope”).
The General Assembly consists of all active Members.
It is chaired by Xavier Ursat (EDF, France) who was appointed President.
The Executive Board
The Executive Officers are appointed by the General Assembly for a period of two years:
Hidde Baars, Nucleair Nederland, The Netherlands
Hans-Ulrich Bigler, Swiss Nuclear Forum, Switzerland
Csaba Kiss, Hungarian Nuclear Forum, Hungary
Jaana Isotalo, ET, Finland (Vice President)
Petra Lundström, Fortum, Finland
Daniel Nordgren, Vattenfall, Sweden
Jean-Michel Romary, Gifen, France
Corina Truica, Romatom, Romania
Marta Ugalde , FINE, Spain
Xavier Ursat, EDF, France (President)
Bohdan Zronek, CEZ, Czech Republic