NRG Contribution to LEADER WP1.1 Status LEADER Petten, Netherlands Ferry Roelofs

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NRG Contribution to LEADER WP1.1 Status LEADER Petten, Netherlands Ferry Roelofs

2 Petten 2 November 2011 Contents Introduction Roadmaps v3 –Guinevere –MYRRHA –ALFRED –PROLFR –ELFR –LEADER Overview –LFR Deployment Conclusions

3 Petten 2 November 2011 Introduction Roadmap visualisation Purpose –Provide overview of timing of main developments –In addition Identification of critical path Identification of costly developments Identification of developments with high risk Approach –Roadmapper Workbench Excel based tool from Albright Strategy Group –Limited level of detail to enable keeping an overview Outcome –Roadmap visuals which can be used in presentations to (potential) stakeholders and which are easy to update during and after the project

4 Petten 2 November 2011 Introduction Roadmaps under Consideration It was agreed with WP1 and WP1.1 coordinators to include roadmaps for: –LFR Zero PowerGUINEVERE (LFR/ADS) –LFR ETPPMYRRHA (LFR/ADS) –LFR E&TELECTRA (LFR) –LFR ETDRALFRED (LFR) –LFR PrototypePROLFR (LFR) –LFR FOAKELFR (LFR)

5 Petten 2 November 2011 Introduction Roadmap Construction Three levels –Level 1 Main roadmap elements (e.g. reactor, fuels, materials) –Level 2 Secondary roadmap elements / subdivisions of main roadmap elements, e.g. fuel qualification, fuel fabrication –Level 3 Individual developments / subdivisions of secondary roadmap elements, e.g. fuel irradiation, fuel safety tests

6 Petten 2 November 2011 Introduction Input Data Input data –Begin time –End time / duration –Cost estimate (range) –Risk (low / medium / high) Initial guess provided by NRG based on information from SNE-TP, ESNII, EUROTRANS, MYRRHA, EISOFAR Fuel Roadmap, ELSY and LEADER projects Data review by LEADER experts to be identified this meeting Continuous update during the LEADER project

7 Petten 2 November 2011 Introduction Items for Discussion Confirmation/identification of main and secondary roadmap elements Confirmation/identification of individual developments Input data content review

8 Petten 2 November 2011 Roadmaps GUINEVERE

9 Petten 2 November 2011 Roadmap MYRRHA

10 Petten 2 November 2011 Roadmap ALFRED

11 Petten 2 November 2011 Roadmap PROLFR

12 Petten 2 November 2011 Roadmap ELFR

13 Petten 2 November 2011 Roadmap LFR Deployment Adapted according to D29 rev1.1 october 2011 Including a schedule for ELECTRA

14 Petten 2 November 2011 The End “Thanks for your attention”