The globalized nature of the civil nuclear supply chain and the expansion of NPP construction outside of Europe and North America have increased the urgency of enhanced cooperation between the U.S. and the Republic of Korea in nuclear energy. Both countries have many complementarities with regards to nuclear power, and current global trends forecast

In cooperation with the Korea Economic Institute of America (KEIA), GABI organized a public event in Albuquerque, New Mexico at the National Museum of Nuclear Science & History on possible future pathways and opportunities for the US-Korea civil nuclear partnership. The event featured remarks, statements, and presentations from Jim Walther (Director, National Museum of Nuclear

GABI-EPIC Seminar: Development of Future Nuclear Energy Systems in Korea October 28, 2014 With help from the Energy Policy Institute of Chicago (EPIC), GABI organized a seminar for students and faculty at the University of Chicago on the development of advanced nuclear energy technologies in Korea. The seminar was moderated by Professor Robert Rosner, Founding

GABI-WorldChicago-KEIA Public Forum: Energizing the US-Korea Partnership – Enhancing Nuclear Energy Cooperation Between the US and ROK October 27, 2014 In close collaboration with WorldChicago and Korea Economic Institute of America, GABI organized a public forum entitled, "Energizing the US-Korea Partnership: Enhancing Nuclear Energy Cooperation Between the US and ROK." The forum took place at

GABI-USNIC Technical Workshop: An In-depth Look at Spent Nuclear Fuel Storage March 18, 2014 In partnership with the US Nuclear Infrastructure Council (USNIC), GABI hosted a two-day event in Seoul on spent nuclear fuel management beginning on March 18, 2014. The program included a technical workshop and a site visit to Sedae Enertech in Gunsan,