gathers industry and government officials to learn how to capitalize on opportunities in the nuclear decommissioning market. Hear from decommissioning experts, state and local regulatory officials, and technology providers and leave with clear tactics to apply to your decommissioning strategies.
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Joseph E. Carignan
Co Author: Alternate Pathways for Decommissioning and Strategic Trust Fund Management
Mr. Carignan has over thirty-five years of progressive and diverse nuclear experience from reactor operations and training to project management and decommissioning. He served six years in the Navy Nuclear Submarine program with a degree in Chemistry.
Mr. Carignan’s first experience in decommissioning was as the Operations Manager on the first U.S. large scale decommissioning: Shippingport Station Decommissioning Project. Since then, he has been involved in some aspect of many commercial and government decommissioning projects for the last 25 years both domestically and internationally. He has worked for General Electric, MAC Technical Services, Project Services Group, and TLG Services. Mr. Carignan also worked for the Tennessee Valley Authority, first as part of an oversight group to improve TVA’s overall nuclear performance after all the TVA nuclear plants were shut down due to management issues. While with TVA, he also developed their self-assessment program to improve operations performance and INPO readiness.
In January 2015, Mr. Carignan formed Carignan & Associates LLC to provide support services to the nuclear industry focusing on Decommissioning cost estimating, due diligence, Operational Readiness, and management support. His company has provided due diligence, planning, and cost estimating support for numerous projects including Nuclear Ship Savannah, SONGS, Humboldt Bay, Saxton, Canadian Nuclear Laboratories, EDF, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, as well as a number of confidential clients.
Larry Camper
Francis (Chip) Cameron
Co Author: Advance Coordination with Federal and State Agencies
Francis X. (“Chip”) Cameron is an attorney and conflict resolution expert, with over twenty years experience in the legal, policy, and technical aspects of the licensing and regulation of the use of nuclear materials, as well as with the preparation of environmental reviews for energy and natural resources projects. His conflict management and community outreach expertise were developed during his tenure as the Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s Dispute Resolution Specialist in the Office of the General Counsel. At the NRC, Mr. Cameron designed and facilitated public outreach processes on license renewal, new plant licensing, decommissioning meetings at SONGS and other facilities, and the NRC public meetings on Yucca Mountain issues.
Frederic Bailly
Fred Bailly is the president of Orano Decommissioning Services, LLC, a subsidiary of Orano USA, focused on the efficient and accelerated decommissioning of shutdown nuclear reactors in the United States.
Prior to this role, Bailly was vice president of Back End Operations and responsible for project performance related to Commercial Reactors Decontamination and Decommissioning (D&D), and U.S. federal business related to used nuclear fuel, waste management, and clean-up and closure.
Bailly’s 20 years of experience with Orano’s Back End activities and its legacy companies includes coordinating international projects, leading used fuel storage and reprocessing technology projects, managing a plutonium processing facility, and serving as the company’s Fukushima Recovery Plan project manager to define stakeholders’ recovery strategy and operations framework.
In 1994, Bailly earned a Master’s degree in Science and General Engineering from Arts-et-Métiers ParisTech. He also attended the French Atomic Energy Commission’s Plutonium School in 2000.
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