Traduction de «the study nuclear energy » (Anglais → Français) :

9 (1) Each nuclear energy corporation and Atomic Energy of Canada Limited shall maintain in Canada, either individually or jointly with one or more of the other nuclear energy corporations or Atomic Energy of Canada Limited, one trust fund with a financial institution incorporated or formed by or under an Act of Parliament or of the legislature of a province, except, in the case of a nuclear energy corporation, a financial institution in relation to which the nuclear energy corporation beneficially owns, directly or indirectly, more t ...[+++]han ten per cent of the outstanding shares of any given class of shares.

The Canadian government is the only one that regulates the nuclear industry. It has invested more than $5 billion in this area over the years and approximately $150 million a year since 1994, whereas all the other countries of the world, even those that use nuclear energy the most, are reviewing their use of this type of energy and are even thinking about progressively decommissioning their nuclear power plants and opting for alternative energy sources.

In 2007, the OECD /NEA Steering Committee for Nuclear Energy issued a statement on the government role in ensuring qualified human resources in the nuclear field [2] and requested that governments should take action to monitor the situation and to ensure national and international cooperation to enhance nuclear education and research and to attract students and young professionals to become the nuclear experts required for the future.

Therefore in 2009, a European Human Resource Observatory in the Nuclear Energy Sector (EHRO-N) was established to regularly provide qualified data and analyse the short-, medium- and long-term needs and trends in supply and demands of human resources for the different stakeholders in nuclear energy sector.

Question 8: Seeing that nuclear energy is one of the elements in the debate on tackling climate change and energy autonomy, how can the Community find a solution to the problem of nuclear waste, reinforcing nuclear safety and developing research into reactors of the future, in particular fusion technology-

ANNEX List of reports submitted to the European Council by the Commission - Exchange rate relations between participating and non-participating countries in stage three of EMU - Report on small and medium-sized enterprises (a dynamic source of employment, growth and competitiveness in the EU) - Report on progress on Trans-European Networks - Report on the application of the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality and on simplification and codification - Progress report on the pre-accession strategy with the associated countries of Central and Eastern Europe - Study on alternative strategies for the development of relations in the ...[+++]agricultural sector between the EU and the associated countries in the perspective of the future accession of those countries - Information note on the mutually reinforcing effect of increased coordination of economic and structural policies - Second report of the CIAMPI Group on competitivity - White paper on education and training - Report on the effects of enlargement on existing policies of the Union and their future development - Report on the state of cooperation in the Baltic Sea region MISCELLANEOUS DECISIONS (Adopted without discussion. In the case of legislative acts any votes against and abstentions are indicated. Any statements to which the Council has decided to give the public access may be obtained from the Press Office.) Nuclear cooperation agreement with Argentina The Council authorized the Commission to negotiate a nuclear cooperation agreement between the European Atomic Energy Community and the Argentine Republic on the peaceful uses of nuclear energy.