Capital costs challenge: how to overcome the issue in CESA nuclear power projects

Get insights into the financial risks of nuclear newbuild projects in the CESA region with our upcoming webcast!

The global drive toward energy transition is significantly reshaping the geopolitical landscape. This transition presents a crucial opportunity for nations to achieve energy security, mitigate climate risks and enhance economic resilience through the adoption of clean energy solutions.

Nuclear energy emerges as a pivotal solution, providing dependable, continuous, low-carbon electrical and thermal energy, and is crucial to safeguarding secure electricity supplies in the Central and Southeastern Europe and Central Asia (CESA) region.

The economics of developing viable nuclear power generation are complex and risky. Typically, a long, difficult and capital-intensive design and construction phase is followed by a long economic lifetime of low fuel costs, relatively low operating costs and a high-capacity factor. Success in such a venture depends heavily on the cost of capital, influenced by investor risk assessments, legal frameworks, national energy policies and political contexts.

Don't miss this opportunity and join the webcast to learn more from the EY professionals.

Our agenda:

• The role of the CESA region in nuclear power renaissance
• Capital costs challenge: strong governmental commitment is needed
• UK experience in nuclear power newbuilds
• Technological development in nuclear power

Our speakers:

• Jarosław Wajer, EY CESA Industrials & Energy Industry Leader
• Olga Beloglazova, EY CESA Energy Center Leader
• Chris Lewis, EY Global Infrastructure Leader, Government & Public Sector
• Julien Saigault, Senior Director, EY Global Nuclear Advisory
• Tony Roulstone, EY Senior Advisor

Additional details: This webcast is free of charge but requires prior registration. The session will be hosted in English. If you cannot attend the webcast, you can register and watch the replay at your convenience.