MoltexFLEX recognizes the importance of cross-sector collaboration.

MoltexFLEX, a subsidiary of Moltex Energy Limited, is delighted to announce the appointment of Tristram Denton, their Commercial Development Director, as the chair of the Nuclear Industry Association’s (NIA) Advanced Nuclear Technology (ANT) Working Group.

The group, which is made up of a range of companies involved in delivering ANTs, including small and advanced modular reactors, will be responsible for representing developers of ANTs and speaking with a single voice to Government and other stakeholders about what the industry needs to thrive.

Tristram Denton has 16 years of experience in the nuclear industry. He has worked in government relations, programme delivery and commercial structuring for the NIA and Horizon Nuclear Power, Hitachi and the UK Atomic Energy Authority, and is now helping to lead the establishment of the STEP fusion programme.

The deputy chair of the group will be Chloe Fletcher, a Senior Consultant in Environment & Radioactive Waste Management with TÜV SÜD.

“This is a pivotal time for the UK’s nuclear industry, and the formation of this working group will create a united voice to help make purposeful progress towards a more sustainable future,” said Fletcher.

Tom Greatrex, Chief Executive of the Nuclear Industry Association, said: “The UK has a real opportunity to be a world leader in advanced nuclear technologies, with the promise of jobs, clean energy and energy security, so it’s encouraging to see the formation of this working group.”

MoltexFLEX CEO David Landon added: “It is a privilege to have one of our team members selected to chair this group, and it is important that we work together to promote and deliver the benefits that advanced nuclear technologies offer in delivering net zero, and in particular, deep decarbonisation.”

British-based MoltexFLEX has today welcomed the appointment of one of its senior team members to a prominent role supporting cross-sector collaboration for advanced nuclear technologies. Tristram Denton, MoltexFLEX’s Commercial Development Director, was voted in as chair of the Nuclear Industry Association’s (NIA’s) new Advanced Nuclear Technology (ANT) Working Group at the end of June. The deputy chair of the group is Chloe Fletcher, a Senior Consultant in Environment & Radioactive Waste Management with TÜV SÜD.

The ANT Working Group, which is made up of a range of companies involved in delivering ANTs, will represent developers of ANTs and enable them to speak with a single voice to Government and other stakeholders about what the industry needs to thrive.

Tom Greatrex, Chief Executive of the Nuclear Industry Association, said: “The UK has a real opportunity to be a world leader in advanced nuclear technologies, with the promise of jobs, clean energy and energy security, so it’s encouraging to see the formation of this working group. I extend my congratulations to Tris Denton and Chloe Fletcher on their election as Chair and Deputy Chair of the group.”

MoltexFLEX CEO David Landon added: “It is a privilege to have one of our team members selected to chair this group, and it is important that we work together to promote and deliver the benefits that advanced nuclear technologies offer in delivering net zero, and in particular, deep decarbonisation.”

Today, British-based MoltexFLEX has welcomed the appointment of their Commercial Development Director, Tristram Denton, as the chair of the Nuclear Industry Association’s (NIA) Advanced Nuclear Technology (ANT) Working Group. The deputy chair of the group is Chloe Fletcher, a Senior Consultant in Environment & Radioactive Waste Management with TÜV SÜD. The ANT Working Group will represent developers of ANTs and allow them to speak with a single voice to Government and other stakeholders about what the industry needs to succeed.

Tom Greatrex, Chief Executive of the Nuclear Industry Association, said: “The UK has a real opportunity to be a world leader in advanced nuclear technologies, with the promise of jobs, clean energy and energy security, so it’s encouraging to see the formation of this working group. I extend my congratulations to Tris Denton and Chloe Fletcher on their election as Chair and Deputy Chair of the group.”

MoltexFLEX CEO David Landon added: “It is a privilege to have one of our team members selected to chair this group, and it is important that we work together to promote and deliver the benefits that advanced nuclear technologies offer in delivering net zero, and in particular, deep decarbonisation.”

British-based MoltexFLEX has welcomed the appointment of their Commercial Development Director, Tristram

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