SPIE rolls out a new technique at Penly nuclearpower station in Seine-Maritime. SPIE rolls out a new technique at Penly nuclearpower station in Seine-Maritime... Cergy, 25 january 2022 -SPIE Nucléaire, a French subsidiary of the SPIE group, the independent European leader in multi-technical services in the areas of energy and communications, has been given the green light to roll out its new technique that will improve safety at Penly nuclearpower station
Every year, the Nuclear Generation Division of the EDF Group organises a challenge to showcase the best innovations implemented at its nuclearpower plants. This brings together the teams involved in EDF's nuclear activities, including power stations, engineering and R&D units, business associations and the Group's industrial partners involved in maintenance and logistics across the nuclear plants
Among them, several members of the GIFEN (the Group of French Industrial Partners in the Nuclear Energy Sector) will be present, as will representatives from EDF (specifically from the Blayais power station), the President of the Regional Council of Nouvelle-Aquitaine and operational personnel from SPIE Nucléaire
MMC (Maintenance Mesure Contrôle), a company integrated in 2017, has just been awarded a national contract by EDF (Electricité de France) for pipe freezing operations in France's nuclearpower stations (a process used during maintenance activities)... MMC has just been awarded a national contract for pipe freezing operations for the 900 MW, 1300 MW, 1450 MW and EPR units of France's nuclearpower stations
Nuclear reaffirmed its position as a key player in the industry and continued to report steady year-on-year growth, on the back of the long-term maintenance programmes of the French nuclearpower plants. EBITA margins grew strongly in 2015 at both Oil & Gas and Nuclear, with segmental margins up 66 basis points year-on-year, at 9 7 %
The nuclearpower station in Fessenheim has been closed down and the current focus is on developing renewable energies. Now the German Krannich Group has won the contract to build" the Amélie Mine "solar power station in the French municipality of Wittelsheim
SPIE Nucléaire was looking for a contractor to store around 200 reels per year, who could also cut the cables to the desired length to ensure that they would be ready for the inspections of the three nuclearpower stations every ten years. Formalised last spring, the project began with the equipping of the ESAT site and training in technical procedures, which had been trans-cribed into adapted operating pro- cedures
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Christine Mordelet, local point of contact, manages the interface with the first pilot site, the Dampierre nuclearpower station. She ensures compliance with our procedures, drawn up with the ESAT, through regular visits
