• We are joined by Urenco CEO Boris Schucht, a lifelong supporter and advocate for the energy transition who describes how he went back to his roots at the globally active uranium enrichment company. He talks about the role nuclear can play in hitting climate targets, how players in the fuel cycle can respond to current world events as well as meeting the needs of advanced and small modular reactors.
• In focus is Sweden, with World Nuclear Association's John Lindberg outlining the history and state of the country's nuclear sector as well as considering what impact there might be from the upcoming elections.
• In the News Briefing Warwick Pipe and Claire Maden join host Alex Hunt to review the past month's nuclear developments, including the progress at Barakah 3, industry developments in Poland, NEI's Maria Korsnick's optimism for future demand and a new report on nuclear power's green credentials.   

Key links to find out more:
World Nuclear News
Urenco
WNA: Nuclear Power in Sweden

Contact info:
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Episode credit: Co-produced and mixed by Pixelkisser Production

• The President of the Canadian Nuclear Association, John Gorman, joins us to talk about the prospects for nuclear energy in Canada, SMRs, green bonds, his experience switching from renewables to the nuclear sector, and how both can work together to tackle climate change. 
• Our In Focus is on China, with World Nuclear Association's Francois Morin talking through the country's seven decades of nuclear history, the rapid expansion currently taking place and the plans for even more to come.
• Reviewing the past month's nuclear news, Warwick Pipe and Claire Maden join host Alex Hunt to consider how the various recent elections might impact the nuclear industry, as well as the key takeaways from the World Nuclear Fuel Cycle conference. 

Key links to find out more:
World Nuclear News
Canadian Nuclear Association
WNA: Nuclear Power in China

Contact info:
[email protected]

Episode credit: Co-produced and mixed by Pixelkisser Production

Director General of World Nuclear Association, Sama Bilbao y León, joins us for the first World Nuclear News monthly podcast. She sets out the opportunities and challenges facing the nuclear sector. John Lindberg separates fact and fiction when it comes to radiation, and Warwick Pipe and Claire Maden join host Alex Hunt to discuss what has been making the nuclear news during April.

Key links to find out more:
World Nuclear News
World Nuclear Association
Is Radiation Safe? A WNA briefing paper

Contact info:
[email protected]

Episode credit: Co-produced and mixed by Pixelkisser Production