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Advertising in Nuclear Energy Asia will enable you to develop key commercial contacts in Asia’s rapidly growing nuclear energy industry.

Asia is the only region in the world where electricity generating capacity and specifically nuclear power is growing significantly. In contrast with North America and most of Western Europe where growth in electricity generating capacity and particularly nuclear power has levelled out for many years, a number of countries in East and South Asia are planning and building new power reactors to meet their increasing demands for electricity. There are over 111 nuclear power reactors in operation, 21 under construction and plans to build a further 150, in the region.

Asia will add around 38 GWe of new generating capacity per year between now and 2010 and from 2010 to 2030 56 GWe per year. Up to one third of this will replace retired plant. This is about 36% of the world's new capacity (current world capacity is about 3700 GWe, of which 370 GWe is nuclear). Much of this growth will be in China, Japan, India and Korea. The nuclear share of this to 2020 is expected to be at least 39 GWe and maybe more if environmental constraints limit fossil fuel expansion. In addition, there are about 56 research reactors in fourteen countries of the region. The only major Pacific Rim countries without any kind of research reactor are Singapore and New Zealand.

In common with other governments around the world, Asian governments also recognize that facilitating an infrastructure led bounce would unleash a positive economic stimulus that will help get their economies back on the road to recovery.

Although the commercial potential of Asia’s nuclear power industry is obvious, penetrating the market can often prove difficult for Western suppliers.

Making the right commercial contacts is the key to success in this market. In Asia, it’s not what you know but who you know that counts. Many companies with great technology at competitive prices have failed to win business in the region simply because they haven’t got a strong enough relationship with the regions key project stakeholders. In contrast, those companies that have taken the time to identify and build relationships with the key individuals responsible for Asia’s nuclear energy projects are currently enjoying tremendous commercial success in the region.

Advertising in Nuclear Energy Asia will enable you to penetrate this rapidly growing market by helping you to develop the right commercial contacts in the region, with moderate investment and comparably low risk.

Nuclear Energy Asia is sent to the key project stakeholders who are responsible for the planning, construction and operations of nuclear power reactors throughout Asia.

Sovereign Publications has developed a unique mailing list which includes the contact data for key individuals responsible for nuclear power plant planning, construction and operations throughout Asia. The mailing list for Nuclear Energy Asia is updated at regular intervals throughout the year to ensure that the contact information for each organisation is 100% accurate at the time of publication.

The distribution includes:

  • All Nuclear Power Plants And Utilities
  • Uranium Mining Corporations
  • Fuel Enrichment And Fabrication Companies
  • Decommissioning Organisations
  • Equipment Manufacturers
  • Government Departments
  • Major Consulting Firms
  • Industry Regulators
  • Disposal Agencies
  • Nuclear Trade And Industry Organisations

The Readership by Job Title includes

  • Government Ministers
  • Chief Executives/ Presidents
  • Managing Directors
  • Plant Managers
  • Utility Ops Managers
  • Nuclear Engineers
  • Operations Supervisors
  • Power Plant Operators
  • Radio-physics Engineers
  • Structural Engineers
  • General Managers
  • Owners
  • Consultants
  • Nuclear Managers
  • Simulator Engineers
  • Safety / Fire Protection Engineers
  • Project Engineers
  • Mechanical Engineers
  • Electrical Engineers

Copies of Nuclear Energy Asia are distributed in both print and electronic format.

Nuclear Energy Asia is ‘required reading’ for key project stakeholders in the region.

Nuclear Energy Asia contains research, analysis, and comment on the latest market trends and conditions as well as case studies on nuclear energy projects within Asia and also from around the world.

Editor

Alex Preston who is the Editor of Nuclear Energy Asia is responsible for ensuring the relevance and accuracy of all articles appearing in the publication. He has been a well-known figure in the power publishing sector for the past eight years. In the past, he has been assistant editor of both Electricity International and Asian Power. In this role, he also helped compile the annual AESIEAP (Association of the Electricity Supply Industry of East Asia and the Western Pacific) Goldbook, as well as a number of non-power related annual yearbooks.

Alex has also been editor of Worldwide Independent Power (WIP) and launched American Independent Power (AIP) and helped grow Independent Power Asia (IPA). He was also actively involved in the annual On-Site Power Exhibition.

Recently, Alex has been involved in the IT industry, joining DatacenterDynamics as editor of Zerodowntime. This role has allowed him to comment and support the energy and power consumption concerns of industry and enterprise around the world, whilst also chairing panel sessions at DatacenterDynamics’ global conference series.

Thought Leader Collaboration

Nuclear Energy Asia draws on the expertise of key opinion leaders within the international nuclear energy industry to ensure that it delivers world-class insights into the key developments and advancements in this vital area.

Thought leaders and organisations who are being invited to contribute to the publication include:

Advisory Panel

Supporting Organisation

WORLD NUCLEAR ASSOCIATIONWorld Nuclear Association

The World Nuclear Association is the global private-sector organization that seeks to promote the peaceful worldwide use of nuclear power as a sustainable energy resource for the coming centuries. The WNA deals with all aspects of nuclear power generation, from mining through to safe disposition of wastes. It also supports World Nuclear News, a free online news service delivering accurate and accessible information to the industry and general public alike. www.world-nuclear.org

Editorial Contributors

Nuclear Energy Asia is designed to provide advertisers with direct response from key commercial contacts in Asia.

Nuclear Energy Asia utilises a variety of response mechanisms to facilitate contact between readers and advertisers.