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• LITHUANIAN NUCLEAR ENERGY
• ASSOCIATION

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Foundation of the LNEA

• Founded 01 May, 1999 (Kaunas, Lithuania)
• Founders of LNEA
• Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant
• Lithuanian Energy Institute
• Kaunas University of Technology
• 18 individual persons.
• Guests at foundation ceremony
• 4 representatives of Nuclear Society of Finland
• 3 representatives of Nuclear Society of Sweden.

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Current composition of LNEA

• Collective members
• Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant
• Lithuanian Energy Institute
• Kaunas University of Technology
• IJAA Association of young nuclear specialists
  of IGNALINA
• Joint-stock company Kauno Energetikos remontas.
• Individual members
• 29 persons from Ignalina NPP, Regulatory body,
  technical support organisations.

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Governing bodies of the LNEA

• President professor Jonas Gylys
• Governing board (8 persons)
• Jonas Gylys (chairman, KTU)
• Leonas Ašmantas (member, WEC LC)
• Danielius Eidukas (member,KTU)
• Saulius Kutas (member, VATESI)
• Feliksas Markevicius (member, INPP)
• Eugenijus Ušpuras (member, LEI)
• Sergej Monachov (member, INPP-IJAA)
• Stanislovas Žiedelis (secretary, KTU)
• Financial auditor Arvydas Adomavicius (KTU)

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Main aims of the LNEA

• To propagate technological and scientific
  development of peaceful nuclear engineering
• To initiate, expand and activitate the exchange
  of nuclear knowledge and experience
• To promote cooperation between national and
  foreign specialists of nuclear engineering
• To shape positive public opinion on peaceful
  nuclear energy usage.

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Main tasks of the LNEA

• To support scientific research in nuclear
  technology
• To participate in the forecasting, national
  policymaking and preparation of regulating laws
  in the field of nuclear energy
• To prepare and diffuse objective, true and
  science-based information about the nuclear
  problems to the public and governmental
  organisations
• To participate in organising consultations,
  lectures, exhibitions, conferences and courses
• To develop and intensify international
  cooperation and experience exchange
• To improve qualification and quality of
  preparation and training of specialists, studying
  or working in the field of nuclear
• To assist the state institutions in licensing the
  nuclear energy specialists, plants and supporting
  organisations.

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Main directions of activities 2003-2005

• Striving for Lithuania to remain the state using
  nuclear energy
• Analyzing changes and trends in the world energy,
  forecasting and evaluating their possible impact
  to Lithuanian economy
• Contemplation and evaluation of conditions and
  possibilities for construction of new nuclear
  plant in Lithuania
• Providing the objective information for
  Lithuanian people and international comunity
  about existing problems in Lithuanian energy
  sector, related to shutdown of INPP and growing
  energy demand.

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Main activities 2003-2005

• Hosting of foreign specialists (USA
  Westinghouse, DOE, SAIC)UK BNFL, UKAEA Japan
  Mitsubishi Co, NSRA, JAPC France AREVA, EDF,
  CEA, FRAMATOME Germany Siemens, IfE, STN Atlas,
  etc.).
• Visits of Lithuanian specialists in foreign
  countries (Belgium- Mol USA-DOE, NUHOMS
  Hungary-PaksNPP France-AREVA, FRAMATOME,
  EDF,CEA, ANDRA, COGEMA, AE).
• Participation in scientific conferences and
  symposiums (Lithuania, USA, Croatia, France,
  Australia)
• Participation in the activities of ENS and WEC
• Publication of materials in periodical papers and
  journals, speeches in mass-media, sessions of
  Lithuanian parliament committees and commissions
  etc.

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