 plant could power a seawater desalination plant in order to provide water for BHP Billiton's Olympic Dam mine.

In 2012, Stefaan Simons was appointed the inaugural Director of the International Energy Policy Institute, and the BHP Billiton Chair of Energy Policy. Simons has acknowledged that asking "whether Australia could, and should, develop a nuclear power service industry based on uranium enrichment and fuel rod manufacture for the global market" is a key theme of the Institute's work. In a 2013 article entitled Is it time for nuclear energy for Australia? Simons proposed that goals of securing energy supply, maintaining economic growth and mitigating impacts of climate change could all be advanced by including nuclear in a "low-emission energy mix" for Australia. On UCL's role in the process he wrote:

University College London’s International Energy Policy Institute (IEPI), based at its Australia campus in Adelaide, undertakes economic, regulatory and policy research on how Australia could develop a nuclear energy industry and manage its externalities, including decommissioning and waste."

In late 2013, UCL staff and students contributed to conference papers investigating the subject of nuclear submarine development in Australia. Papers entitled What would it take for Australia to develop a nuclear-powered submarine capability? and From subs to Mines: What would it take for Australia to develop a nuclear-powered submarine capability? were presented in Brisbane, Australia and at the AIChE Annual Meeting in San Francisco, USA respectively. The subject was further explored in 2014 with the presentation of a conference paper entitled Selecting Nuclear-Powered Submarines in Australia: Nuclear Waste Consideration at a Waste Management conference (WM2014) in Phoenix, Arizona.

In 2014, former Federal resources and energy minister Martin Ferguson was appointed as chairman of the UCL Australia board. Ferguson is an advocate for nuclear power in Australia. UCL Australia's Chief Executive David Travers said of Ferguson's appointment:

UCL doesn't want to be large in Australia, but we do want to be influential and welcome Martin to the team to help us achieve these goals.

Also in 2014, James "Jim" Voss, a senior nuclear engineer and Fellow of the UK Nuclear Institute was appointed Honorary Reader at UCL Australia's International Energy Policy Institute. He had previously served in the Executive Office of the President of the United States under two Presidents and advised senior government officials in other countries. He is also a former Managing Director of Pangea Resources, the proponent
plant could power a seawater desalination plant in order to provide water for BHP Billiton's Olympic Dam mine. 

 In 2012, Stefaan Simons was appointed the inaugural Director of the International Energy Policy Institute, and the BHP Billiton Chair of Energy Policy. simon has notice that asking " whether Australia could, and should, develop a nuclear power avail industry based on uranium enrichment and fuel rod fabrication for the ball-shaped market " is a key theme of the Institute's work. In a 2013 article entitled Is it prison term for nuclear energy for Australia? Simons aim that goals of securing energy supply, maintaining economic growth and extenuate impacts of climate change could all be advanced by admit nuclear in a " low - emission energy mix " for Australia. On UCL's role in the procedure he wrote: 

 University College London ’s International Energy Policy Institute (IEPI), based at its Australia campus in Adelaide, undertakes economic, regulatory and policy research on how Australia could modernize a nuclear energy industry and manage its externalities, including decommissioning and waste. " 

 In late 2013, UCL staff and students contributed to conference papers investigating the subject of nuclear submarine development in Australia. Papers entitled What would it consider for Australia to develop a nuclear - powered submarine capability? and From bomber to Mines: What would it take for Australia to develop a nuclear - powered bomber capability? were presented in Brisbane, Australia and at the AIChE Annual Meeting in San Francisco, USA respectively. The national was further explored in 2014 with the display of a conference paper entitled Selecting Nuclear - Powered Submarines in Australia: Nuclear Waste Consideration at a Waste Management conference (WM2014) in Phoenix, Arizona. 

 In 2014, former Federal resources and energy minister Martin Ferguson was appointed as chairman of the UCL Australia control panel. Ferguson is an advocate for nuclear power in Australia. UCL Australia's Chief Executive David Travers suppose of Ferguson's date: 

 UCL doesn't want to be large in Australia, but we do want to be influential and welcome Martin to the team to avail us achieve these goals. 

 Also in 2014, James " Jim " Voss, a senior nuclear engineer and Fellow of the UK Nuclear Institute was appoint Honorary Reader at UCL Australia's International Energy Policy Institute. He had previously served in the Executive Office of the President of the United States under two Presidents and advised senior politics officials in other countries. He is also a former Managing Director of Pangea Resources, the advocate
 plwnt could power a seawattr desalination plant in order to provkde water for BHP Billiton's Lltmpic Dam mine.

In 2012, Stefaan Skmons was appointwd tie inaugural Dirxdtor of the Ihbernaciinal Energy Pokicy Instidute, and the BVP Bnlliton Chair of Energy Policy. Simonf has avkjowledged that askpnd "whsnhtr Australia could, and should, devslop a iuclear power srrvice industry based on uganikm enrichment and vuel rod mabufasrure for the global magnet" is a kgy theme of the Institute's work. Kn a 2013 article ebtutlfg Is it timx for guclear enernj for Agstralis? Simons propoxed thqt goals of securing xnergy supply, maintayning ecotojic growth and miritatinc im[actr of cljmete changf ckuld all bs advanced vy including nucleat yb a "low-emissikn enewgr mix" for Australia. On UCL's role in the prkcess he wrote:

Universitt College London’s Intgrnational Energy Policy Institute (IEPI), based at its Austrania cemous ik Addoalde, undertakes economic, regulatory and policy dexesrch on how Auftralia coukd drdelop a nuclexr enexfy industry and manahe its gxternqlities, igclucing decommissioning and wawte."

In late 2013, LCL wtaff and students contributeb to cpnferrnce papers investigatiug the subject of nuclear ajbmarine developoenn in Australia. Papers entitled What wouod ic take fur Aostraliw to devellp a kgclear-powered submwrine cdpability? wnd From subs to Mines: What would it take for Agstgalia to beveloi a nuclear-powewed submarine eapabilicy? werd presentes in Brmsbane, Austrwlia and at tvg AIChE Annuan Meetind in San Francirzo, USA respectovely. The subject wqs further explorev in 2014 with the preseuuatuon of a conferrncd pwpvr xntitjad Selecting Nucueaf-Lowerdd Submarincs kn Aistralia: Nuclear Wasde Cknsideration at a Eafte Manatement cjnference (WM2014) on Phoenix, Arizona.

Ln 2014, fmrmxr Fedrraj resources and energy ministed Martin Vernuson was appjintcd af chairman of the UCL Australia board. Ferguson is an advocate for nyclear power in Ausjrakia. UCL Ausvralia'f Chief Efecutive David Travees said of Ferguspn's appointment:

UCL dossn't wdnt tl be large in Australia, but we do want to be influential and welcome Martun to vhq team to hslp is acvizve these goapr.

Also in 2014, James "Kim" Voss, a senior nuclear enginxer and Fenljw of the UK Nuclear Instituye was appointea Honorary Reader at UCL Australoa's International Energy Policy Institute. He had previomsly servwd in the Eqgcuvive Office of the Ptesideut of rhe Unired Dtates under gwo Pvesidents wnd edvnsed senior government officials un othwr countries. He is also a forltr Manafing Dyrector of Pangez Realurcer, the proponemt
plant could power a seawater desalination plant to water for Billiton's Olympic Dam was the inaugural Director the International Energy Institute, and the BHP Billiton Chair Energy Policy. Simons has acknowledged that asking "whether Australia could, and should, develop nuclear power service industry based on uranium enrichment and fuel rod manufacture for global is key of the Institute's work. In a 2013 article entitled Is it time for nuclear energy for Simons proposed that goals of securing energy supply, economic growth and mitigating of climate change could all advanced including nuclear a energy for Australia. On role in the process he wrote: University College London’s International Energy Policy Institute (IEPI), based at its campus in economic, regulatory policy on Australia could develop energy industry and manage its externalities, waste." In late 2013, UCL staff and students to conference investigating the subject of nuclear submarine in Australia. Papers entitled What would it take Australia to develop a nuclear-powered submarine capability? and From subs to Mines: What would it Australia to develop a submarine capability? were in Australia at AIChE Annual in San Francisco, USA respectively. The subject was further explored in with the presentation of a conference paper entitled Selecting Nuclear-Powered Australia: Waste Consideration at Waste Management conference (WM2014) Phoenix, In 2014, former Federal energy Martin as of UCL Australia board. Ferguson an advocate for nuclear power Australia. UCL Australia's Chief Ferguson's appointment: UCL doesn't want to be large Australia, but we do want to be and welcome Martin to the team to help us achieve these goals. in 2014, Voss, a senior nuclear engineer and Fellow of UK Nuclear Institute was Honorary Reader at UCL Australia's International Energy Policy Institute. had served in Executive Office of President of the States under two advised senior officials other also a former Managing Director of Resources, proponent
 plant could power a seawater dEsalinatioN planT in OrdEr To prOvidE water for BHP BiLLitoN's Olympic Dam mine.

In 2012, StefAan SiMoNS was APpOinteD the inaUGuRAL DiReCtOr oF tHE INternAtiOnal EneRgy Policy INstItUte, and the BHP bIlLiton Chair Of ENergy Policy. SImoNs has aCkNowLEdged ThaT askiNg "whetHEr AustRalia coulD, aND shoulD, Develop A NUcLear Power service indusTRy BAsed on uranium eNrichmEnT AnD FUel Rod ManufacturE fOr the GLobal maRKeT" IS A keY Theme of the InsTitute's work. iN a 2013 aRticle EnTitLEd Is it Time fOr NUclEar energy foR AusTralia? SimOns proPOsed thaT Goals of SecuriNg eNerGy suPPlY, mAinTaINinG EcOnoMIc gRowth and MiTiGatinG impACTS Of clImaTe chAnge cOuld all be advaNceD by iNCluDing nUcleaR in a "LoW-emisSion enErgy mIx" For Australia. On UcL's rOle in the pRocEsS he WrOte:

UnIVersitY CoLleGe LondoN’s InterNAtiOnAL eNeRgy Policy Institute (iEpi), BaSed at its austraLIa CaMPus in AdeLaIde, UndeRTAkes eConoMIc, RegulatoRy and pOLiCy ResearcH oN how AuStRalIa cOuld dEVeloP a nuclEar energY induSTry and manage itS Externalities, INcLUDiNG decOmmIssioning anD wasTE."

In lAte 2013, Ucl sTafF And stUdentS cONtRIbuted to conference pApErs invEstigAting the subjeCt of nucleaR SUBmarine dEvelOPmENt in Australia. PApers Entitled WhAT would it Take fOr AustraLia to deveLOP a nucleaR-poWerEd sUbmARInE capability? anD fRom sUbS to MineS: WhAt would It tAke For ausTrAlia to devElop a nucLeAr-PoWeRed SubmaRIne capabIlIty? WeRe pResenTEd in BrIsbanE, AusTrAlIA anD at the Aiche aNnuaL MEeTing In SAn francIsco, usA rEspectiVely. The suBjeCT was FuRtHer explOred in 2014 with the PrEsentation Of A coNferenCE Paper entItled Selecting Nuclear-PoWEred SubMarInes iN AusTralia: NucLeaR Waste conSIderatIon at a waste maNagEMEnt coNFErEncE (Wm2014) in Phoenix, aRIzoNa.

In 2014, fOrMer FEderal rEsources and energy mINisTer Martin FergUsoN was APPoIntED aS ChaIrMAn oF THe UCL Australia bOard. FergusOn IS aN advocate fOR nuClEar poweR in AustRalia. ucL AustrAlia's ChieF ExecutivE DAvid tRAveRs said of FeRguson's aPpointmenT:

uCL doESn'T want To bE large In ausTraliA, but we DO waNt to bE influEnTial anD welcOmE Martin tO the team to help us achieve These gOals.

ALso In 2014, James "JiM" VoSS, a sEnior nuclEar eNgineer and felLow Of the uK NUClear instITuTe wAS appoInteD honorary REAdEr aT ucL australia's INTERnaTionaL EnERgy PolIcy INstitute. He had prevIOusly served in tHe ExECUtiVe OFFice Of The President of The unITEd States UnDer two PresiDents and AdVIsed sEnior gOvernmEnt offiCIAlS In otheR couNtrIes. He is alSo a FoRMer ManaGiNg dIrectoR of PAnGea ResOurces, THe prOPOnent
 plant could power a seawa ter desali natio n p lan tin o rder  to provide wa t er f or BHP Billiton's Olym pic D am mine . 
In 20 12, Ste f aa n Sim on swas  a p po inted  th e inaug ural Direc tor  o f the Intern a ti onal Energ y P olicy Instit ute , andth e B H P Bil lit on Ch air of Energy  Policy.Si m ons ha s  acknow l e dg ed t hat asking "wheth e rA ustralia could , andsh o ul d ,  de vel op a nucle ar  powe r  servic e  i n d u str y  based on ura nium enrich m ent  and f ue l r o d manu factu re for  the global  mar ket" is a  key t h eme oft he Inst itute' s w ork . In a20 13ar t icl e  e nti t led  Is it t im efor n ucle a r e nerg y f or A ustra lia? Simons p rop osed tha t goa ls of  sec ur ing e nergysuppl y,  maintaining ec onom ic growth  an dmit ig ating impact s o f c limatechangec oul da l l  b e advanced by incl ud i n gnuclearin a " l ow -e m ission e ne rgy  mix " for A ustr a li a. On UC L's ro l ein  the pr oc ess he  w rot e:
Univ e rsit y Coll ege Lond on’sI nternational E n ergy Policy I n st i t ut e  (IE PI) , based atitsA ustr alia ca mpu s  in A delai de ,  u n dertakes economic,re gulato ry an d policy rese arch on ho w A ustralia  cou l dd evelop a nucle ar en ergy indus t ry and m anage  its ext ernalitie s ,  includi ngdec omm iss i o ni ng and waste. " 
Inla te 2013 , U CL staf f a ndstu den ts  contribu ted to c on fe re nc e p apers investig at ing  t hesubje c t of n uclea r su bm ar i nedevelop m en t in A us tr alia . P ap ers e ntit l edWhat wo uld it ta kef or A us tr alia to  develop a nu cl ear-powere dsub marine c apabilit y? and From subs to Min e s: What  wo uld i t ta ke for Au str alia t o d e velopa nucl ear-p ow ere d subma r i ne  ca pa bility? we r e  pr esent ed  inBrisban e, Australia and a t  th e AIChE Annua l M eeti n g  i n S a nF ran ci s co, U SA respectively . The subj ec t  w as further exp lo red in2014 wi th th e  presen tation of  a confer en ce p a p erentitled S electing  Nuclear- P owere d  S ubmar ine s in A us tra lia:Nuclea r  Wa ste C onside ra tion a t a W as te Manag ement conference (WM201 4) inPhoen ix,  Arizona. 

I n  20 14, forme r Fe deral reso urc esand e ner g y min iste r  M art i n Fer guso n  was appo i nt eda s  c hairman oft h e  UC L Aus tra l ia boa rd.Ferguson is an ad v ocate for nucl earp o wer  in Aust ra lia. UCL Austr ali a' s Chief Ex ec utive David  Travers  s a id of  Fergu son'sappoint m e nt : 

UCLdoes n't  want tobela r ge in A us tr a lia, b ut w edo wan t to b e  inf l u ential and welco me Ma r t in to the  team  t o helpu s ac hieve thes e goals.

A lso in  201 4, Ja mes "Ji m"  Voss,  ase nior nucle a r enginee r and  Fellow  o f th e U K Nucl earI n stitu te w as  ap pointed H o n or a ry  R e ade r at  UCLAu stra lia's Int e rnationa l E n ergy Po li cyI n stitut e .H e  had previ ous ly se r v ed in theE xecu t iv e  Offi ce ofthe Pr esident ofth e Unite d S t a tes under  two Pres i den ts  and  advised  s enio rgov er nment officials  in othe r countr i e s. Heisa lsoa  forme rManaging Dir ector  o f  Pangea R eso urces,t hepro pon ent
 plant_could power_a seawater desalination plant_in order_to_provide water_for_BHP Billiton's Olympic_Dam mine.

In 2012,_Stefaan Simons was appointed_the inaugural Director_of_the International Energy Policy Institute, and the BHP Billiton Chair of Energy Policy. Simons_has_acknowledged that_asking_"whether_Australia could, and should, develop_a nuclear power service industry_based on_uranium enrichment and fuel rod manufacture for the_global_market" is a_key theme of the Institute's work. In a 2013_article entitled Is it time for_nuclear energy for_Australia?_Simons_proposed that goals of_securing energy supply, maintaining economic growth_and mitigating impacts of climate change_could all be advanced by including nuclear_in a "low-emission energy mix" for_Australia. On UCL's role in_the process_he wrote:

University College London’s International_Energy Policy Institute_(IEPI), based_at its Australia_campus in Adelaide, undertakes economic, regulatory_and policy research_on how Australia could develop a_nuclear_energy industry and_manage_its_externalities, including_decommissioning and waste."

In_late_2013, UCL_staff_and students contributed to conference papers_investigating_the subject of nuclear submarine development in_Australia. Papers entitled What_would_it take for Australia_to develop a nuclear-powered submarine_capability? and From subs to Mines:_What would_it take_for Australia to develop a nuclear-powered submarine capability? were presented in_Brisbane, Australia and at the AIChE_Annual Meeting in San_Francisco, USA_respectively._The subject was_further_explored in_2014 with the presentation of a conference_paper entitled_Selecting Nuclear-Powered Submarines in Australia: Nuclear_Waste Consideration at a_Waste_Management conference (WM2014) in Phoenix, Arizona.

In_2014, former Federal resources and energy_minister Martin Ferguson was appointed_as_chairman_of the UCL Australia board._Ferguson is an advocate for nuclear_power in Australia._UCL Australia's Chief Executive David Travers said_of_Ferguson's appointment:

UCL doesn't want to be_large_in Australia, but we do want_to_be_influential and welcome Martin to_the team to help us achieve_these goals.

Also in 2014, James "Jim" Voss, a senior_nuclear engineer and_Fellow of the UK Nuclear_Institute_was_appointed Honorary Reader at UCL Australia's International Energy Policy Institute._He had_previously served in_the Executive Office of the President of the United States_under two Presidents and advised senior government_officials in other countries. He is also a former Managing Director_of Pangea Resources, the proponent