How will the ITER construction site evolve in 2013? Which areas will be mostly affected?
The F4E clips reporting on the evolution of the ITER construction site and the manufacturing of components are back!
We have reworked their style and integrated interviews from different members of staff and contractors in order to give you more insight on the state of play.
Our aim is to keep you informed on the key developments, make you see the progress of the works and help you meet the people behind the biggest scientific international collaboration in the field of energy-ITER.
Our first clip introduces you to Laurent Schmieder, F4E’s Project Manager for the ITER construction site, buildings and power supplies, who gives us a guided tour on the site and shares with us the volume of works that it will undergo during this year.
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Europe behind US in start-up market but leads in funding for the ITER supply chain.
F4E and European constructors also hand over the busbar bridges.
Japan joins the partnership as multilateral agreement progresses.
Commissioning of European systems advancing after successful mechanical tests.
Importance of ITER, private sector involvement and a stronger F4E amongst the key findings.
New grant for the Finnish research centre to develop divertor assembly technologies.