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ENELA Management Programme Postponed

4 April, 2012
In the light of the rapidly-changing energy market and the uncertainties facing ENELA’s founding companies, the academy’s shareholders met on 15 March 2012 to discuss the challenges ahead and the orientation for ENELA’s future.
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High-Level Launch For Conference Cycle

29 February, 2012
The Consul-General of Japan in Munich, His Excellency Akira Mizutani, was among those attending the highly-successful first seminar of the inaugural ENELA Conference Cycle in Munich last month: 'Putting Severe Accidents Into Perspective. Learning From The Past, Preparing For The Future Of Nuclear Energy'.
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WANO Chief To Address First Conference Cycle

24 January, 2012
The managing director of the World Association of Nuclear Operators (WANO), George Felgate, will focus on the way forward for the nuclear energy industry after the Fukushima-Daiichi accident, when he addresses the inaugural ENELA Conference Cycle (ECC).
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WiN Europe & ENELA Sign Cooperation Agreement

1 November, 2011
Women in Nuclear Europe (WiN) has become the latest organisation to formally endorse cooperation with ENELA, the European Nuclear Energy Leadership Academy.
A memorandum of understanding (MOU) was signed in Paris recently, during the WiN general assembly, by ENELA director Jean-Claude Gauthier and WiN Europe president Dominique Mouillot (pictured).
Under the terms of the MOU, WiN Europe will help to recruit more women candidates for ENELA’s training programmes and provide mentorship for courses.
Both sides will maintain exchanges of communication materials, give logistical support when organising certain events and encourage cooperation between the organisations on subjects related to peaceful uses of nuclear science and technology.
Other organisations and institutions that have signed partnership and collaboration agreements with ENELA in recent months include the Technische Universität München (TUM), the European Nuclear Education Network (ENEN) and the UK’s National Skills Academy for Nuclear.