The Emerging Regulatory Pathway for Nuclear Merchant Ships and Floating Nuclear Power Stations
The International Chamber of Shipping will be hosting a webinar on ‘The Emerging Regulatory Pathway for Nuclear Merchant Ships and Floating Nuclear Power Stations’ on the 26th of February at 12pm-1pm UK time.
With recent advances in small modular reactor technology, interest in nuclear power for merchant ship propulsion and for floating nuclear power stations is re-emerging. ICS is pleased that revision of the international regulations governing nuclear merchant ships and floating nuclear power stations is underway. However, the legislative landscape from this sector is complex, and a clear understanding of the technology’s potential depends on understanding the interrelationships among regulatory bodies and the processes and timelines for regulatory development.
Join our panel of international experts as they shed light on the regulatory processes and frameworks ahead.

Panellists
Kirsti Massie
Partner at Stephenson Harwood LLP
Tobi Menzies
Secretary at Nuclear Energy Maritime Organization Ltd (NEMO)
Shahen Poghosyan (PhD)
Senior Nuclear Safety Officer – Technical Lead at International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
Mark Tipping
Global Power to X Director, Marine and Offshore at Lloyd’s Register
Chris Waddington
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