Nuclear knowledge to mushroom
Hitachi-GE in association with Tokyo Institute of Technology (Titech) announced it had dispatched lecturers to the Electric Power University in Vietnam to enhance Vietnam’s nuclear power knowledge.
Vietnam’s government, Hitachi-GE and Titech plan to implement similar initiatives in cooperation with some universities to expand nuclear power human resource training.
Some Southeast Asia countries plan to introduce nuclear power plants, but have insufficient human resources.
Japan was named as the cooperation partner for the second nuclear power plant construction project in Vietnam, which is scheduled to start commercial operation in 2021.
One of the primary conditions for this project was cooperation in human resource development in the nuclear energy filed.
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