Westminster Seminars
The Nuclear Consultation Group Keynote Westminster Seminar series bring together a broad range of stakeholders including MPs, policy-makers, Government Departments, Industry, NGOs, and independent experts. The Seminars address questions central to the issue of nuclear energy policy in the UK.
Previous seminars
Fukushima: ‘Lessons Learned’ for UK New Nuclear Build, House of Commons, Committee Room 8, 2.00 - 3.30, 14 June 2011
Implications of Fukushima Dai-ichi for the UK’s Nuclear New Build Programme 
John Large, House of Commons, 14 June 2011
Implications for the World Wide Nuclear Regulatory Regimes - Specific Application to EU and UK 
John Large, House of Commons, 14 June 2011
The Economics of Nuclear Power post Fukushima Prof Steve Thomas, House of Commons, 14 June 2011
After Fukushima: Game Change Dr Paul Dorfman, House of Commons, 14 June 2011
Notes - After Fukushima: Game Change 
Dr Paul Dorfman, House of Commons, 14 June 2011
‘Justifying UK New Build Nuclear’ - Call for Independent Inquiry, Keynote Westminster Palace Seminar, Jubilee Room, 11-12am, 11 March 2010
‘Justifying’ new
nuclear power in the UK
Supporters of a call for an Independent Inquiry into the Justification
for New nuclear build in the UK
Simon Hughes MP, Lib Dem Shadow Secretary of State for DECC
Michael Meacher MP, former Minister for the Environment
Technical Omissions in the Justification Process, John Large
Is new nuclear build justified? Prof Steve Thomas
Nuclear Justification Media Reports
Nuclear Justification Speaker Biographies
NCG Letter to DECC on Nuclear ‘Justification’
‘The Cost of New Nuclear Reactors in UK’, Wilson room, Portcullis House, 19 October 2009
Agenda: ‘The Cost of New Nuclear Reactors in UK’
Prof Gordon MacKerron (Director, SPRU, University of Sussex)
Prof Steve Thomas (Professor of Energy Studies, University of Greenwich)