EUROPEAN NUCLEAR ENERGY FORUM WORKING GROUPS START INVESTIGATING EU REFORMS
April 1st, 2008
BY KEITH NUTHALL
WORKING groups for the new European Nuclear Energy Forum have started investigating the opportunities and risks facing Europe's nuclear power sector, while examining how it can improve its transparency.
Following up an inaugural conference held in Bratislava last November 2007, three groups of high level nuclear experts have staged meetings and circulated papers.
The transparency group is tasked with developing good practice regarding informing the public about nuclear energy, "to build up trust and confidence" notably by "giving ...
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