Brazilian Organization ABDAN Discusses Future of Nuclear Sector and Market Opportunities in Latin America in Meeting with Chinese Company CNNC

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Published on 16/08/2022 at 22:52

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ABDAN Received Representatives From Chinese CNNC to Discuss the Presence and Expansion of Companies in the Nuclear Sector of Latin America and Outline Opportunities for the Market in This Region.

On last Monday, (08/15), the Brazilian Association for the Development of Nuclear Activities (ABDAN) hosted representatives from the China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) at its headquarters in Rio de Janeiro to discuss the nuclear sector in Latin America and business opportunities in the market. Thus, the main future perspectives in the Brazilian nuclear segment and other neighboring countries were presented, aiming to outline a growth plan in Latin America for the coming years.

Meeting Between Representatives of ABDAN and Chinese CNNC Discusses Future Opportunities in the Market of the Nuclear Sector in Latin America

This week started quite busily at ABDAN’s headquarters in the state of Rio de Janeiro, as the association received representatives from the Chinese nuclear energy company CNNC. They now aim to expand their business portfolio in Brazil and Latin America and seek project and enterprise opportunities.

This was the central discussion during the meeting, the future of the nuclear sector on the American continent and the possibilities for expansion in the market of this segment over the next few years.

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Other Meetings Were Held by ABDAN with International Naval Sector Companies to Boost Investment Attraction to the National Market

ABDAN has been seeking to strengthen its relationships with international companies from various countries and, this year, is organizing a series of meetings with executives from major international nuclear sector companies.

Like the Chinese company CNNC, aiming to showcase market opportunities in Latin America and attract growth for the segment, primarily focusing on the potential for nuclear exploration in Brazil over the coming years.

Moreover, in addition to the meeting with the Chinese company, the association previously welcomed some executives from the American companies Westinghouse and Holtec, with the goal of discussing business opportunities in the Brazilian nuclear segment.

Other companies that have also participated in discussions about the future of the naval market in the national territory and neighboring countries include the Belgian Tractebel and the French EDF.

Learn More About the Chinese Company CNNC

CNNC is a Chinese company founded in 1955 in the Beijing region and has state affiliation with the Chinese government, aiming to attract market growth for the country.

The company operates in various segments of the international naval market, focusing on the areas of development, construction, production, and operation of projects in the nuclear energy sector, nuclear fuel cycle, nuclear applications, environmental protection, and nuclear engineering, as well as international cooperation, imports, and exports of products for the segment.

Now, CNNC is turning its attention to the Brazilian naval sector and projects strong growth in the segment not only in the country but throughout Latin America, and intends to utilize the support of ABDAN to enable investments in the sector and attract investments for nuclear projects.

Brazilian Organization ABDAN Discusses Future of Nuclear Sector and Market Opportunities in Latin America in Meeting with Chinese Company CNNC

ABDAN Received Representatives From Chinese CNNC to Discuss the Presence and Expansion of Companies in the Nuclear Sector of Latin America and Outline Opportunities for the Market in This Region.

Meeting Between Representatives of ABDAN and Chinese CNNC Discusses Future Opportunities in the Market of the Nuclear Sector in Latin America

Other Meetings Were Held by ABDAN with International Naval Sector Companies to Boost Investment Attraction to the National Market

Learn More About the Chinese Company CNNC

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Brazilian Organization ABDAN Discusses Future of Nuclear Sector and Market Opportunities in Latin America in Meeting with Chinese Company CNNC

ABDAN Received Representatives From Chinese CNNC to Discuss the Presence and Expansion of Companies in the Nuclear Sector of Latin America and Outline Opportunities for the Market in This Region.

Meeting Between Representatives of ABDAN and Chinese CNNC Discusses Future Opportunities in the Market of the Nuclear Sector in Latin America

Other Meetings Were Held by ABDAN with International Naval Sector Companies to Boost Investment Attraction to the National Market

Learn More About the Chinese Company CNNC

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