As countries explore the role of nuclear energy and Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) in achieving energy security and net-zero ambitions, establishing robust nuclear codes, standards and supply chain capabilities becomes a critical early priority. LRQA invites government agencies, regulators, industry leaders, accreditation bodies, supply chain organisations and other stakeholders to join an exclusive roundtable discussion focused on the practical steps needed to build a safe, compliant and resilient nuclear ecosystem.
Drawing on global experience supporting nuclear programmes in the UK, UAE and other international markets, this session will provide valuable insights into the standards, governance frameworks and supply chain readiness activities that can be undertaken before technology selection and final investment decisions. The event will encourage knowledge sharing, discussion and collaboration among stakeholders as Singapore continues to evaluate and strengthen its nuclear capabilities.
Key Discussion Topics
- Understanding the global nuclear codes and standards landscape
- Key decisions and considerations for newcomer nuclear nations during programme development
- Essential "no-regrets" actions that governments, regulators, NEPIOs, owner-operators, accreditation bodies and industry can take in the early stages of nuclear programme preparation
- Lessons learned from established nuclear programmes, including case studies from the United Kingdom and United Arab Emirates
- Developing nuclear supply chain readiness and capability
- Industrial localisation strategies and supplier qualification requirements
- The role of ISO 19443 and other international standards in building a competent nuclear ecosystem
- Opportunities and challenges associated with emerging nuclear technologies and SMRs
- Open discussion and stakeholder perspectives on Singapore's nuclear journey
Meet Your Speakers
Fotis Kampouris
Executive Vice President APAC & Global Managing Director, Inspection Services, LRQA
- Fotis leads LRQA's Inspection Services business globally and oversees strategic growth across the Asia-Pacific region. He has extensive experience helping organisations manage risk, enhance operational performance and build resilient supply chains across complex and highly regulated industries.
Simon Emeny
Specialist Markets Director, LRQA
- Simon leads LRQA's strategic markets initiative in nuclear power and energy transition, with extensive experience across the global nuclear supply chain and conformity assessment. He is a technical authority for ISO 19443 and currently supports major nuclear programmes including Sizewell B, Hinkley Point C, Rolls-Royce SMR and Sizewell C.
Stuart Campbell
Head of Nuclear for Southeast Asia, Frazer-Nash Consultancy
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Stuart has more than 20 years of experience delivering complex nuclear projects and advising clients across the UK and international markets. He works closely with governments, regulators, utilities and industry stakeholders to support the safe and effective deployment of nuclear energy and its role in achieving regional net-zero ambitions.