Sergey Butskikh, Chief Technical Officer of ZAES All-Union Manufacturing Enterprise, OJSC

— The matter of our primary concern, what makes us wish to take part in Atomex is the opportunity of making new contacts.

On December 7–8, 2009 Atomex forum for the nuclear industry suppliers powered by Atomenergoprom, JSC will take place at the World Trade Center in Moscow. The mission of the forum is to enhance efficiency of disbursement of the investment resources at construction and operation of the nuclear energy facilities, providing for transparency in procurement procedures at the nuclear power industry. They should address the issues of the companies within the Russian nuclear power complex, such as enhancement of operations with existing and prospective suppliers. The program of the conference provides for discussion of such burning issues as procurement policies, standardization, engineering and NPP construction project management, information technologies, requirements to suppliers of goods and service providers in the nuclear power industry.

Sergey Butskikh, Chief Technical Officer of ZAES All-Union Manufacturing Enterprise, OJSC:

The matter of our primary concern, what makes us wish to take part in Atomex is the opportunity of making new contacts. Often we just lack time to see the people attending the exhibition. Apart from that, we would like to see some new equipment designs, different from those batch-produced. It is not infrequently, that we come across some new equipment at the production facilities, featured with a quality leap. So, we wonder about the designs, and ways this or other equipment was installed.

Besides, participation in the round table will give us an understanding of where we are going and whom we are to address. For those who made their first acquaintance with the nuclear power engineering, it is a kind of tutorial for initial steps to make.

It certainly gives a good opportunity to the companies of making those few problems existing noticed and considered by the senior management of atomic industry, if nothing else. It is good these problems and challenges may be addressed at the round tables.