Name:The 25^th Women in Nuclear Global Annual Conference
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Theme: Women Nuclear Cooperation Harmony
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Date: August 28^th --- September 1^st, 2017 Beijing, China
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Venue: China National Convention Center, Beijing, China
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Hosted By: Chinese Nuclear Society (CNS)
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In Cooperation with State Power Investment Corporation (SPIC)
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State Nuclear Power Technology Corporation (SNPTC)
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Founded in 1993, WiN Global is a not-for-profit global organization which supports and encourages women working in the nuclear field throughout the world, particularly in energy, medicine and health care, food and agriculture, other radiation applications, regulations and independent research. WiN Global aims to promote the understanding and public awareness of the benefits of nuclear and radiation applications through a series of active networks on a national, regional and international level.

WiN Global currently has around 35,000 members of mainly female nuclear professionals including chapters¡¯ members and individuals from 109 countries, regions and international, and is still growing. It also aims to raise awareness of the safety measures to ensure protection of the public and the environment, thereby enhancing the quality of life.

The Chinese Nuclear Society (hereafter referred to as¡°CNS¡±) was established in 1980. It is a non-for-profit organization dedicated to nuclear science, technology and engineering. The CNS has three main objectives, including undertake scientific and technical exchange, engage in public communication, enhance international cooperation.

CNS has 25 Technical Divisions, 22 Provincial Branches and 7 committees which carrying our specified functions of the Society. CNS has about 9500 individual members and 135 organization members. They are from government, enterprise, institute and university.

SPIC was established in May 2015 through the merger of China Power Investment Corporation and State Nuclear Power Technology Corporation (SNPTC).
SPIC is one of China's top five power generators, and an integrated energy group with power as its core. It has a total installed capacity of 117 GW, with clean energy accounting for 43.08% of the total, demonstrating a distinctive clean development feature.
Being one of China's three nuclear power developers and operators, SPIC owns a number of nuclear power plants (NPPs) under construction or operation, such as Hongyanhe NPP in Liaoning Province, and Haiyang and Rongcheng NPPs in Shandong Province.
SPIC has been a Fortune Global 500 company for five consecutive years, ranking 342^nd in 2016. It acquired A-grade ratings from international credit rating agencies such as Moody's, Fitch and S&P.
SPIC is committed to global businesses. It has presence in 36 countries (regions) such as Japan, Australia, Malta, India, Turkey, Pakistan, Brazil and Myanmar, with businesses covering power project investment, technical cooperation, EPC, etc. SPIC has 1,262 MW of controllable projects under operation and 10,050 MW under construction.

Founded in May, 2007, SNPTC, now a SPIC Group Company, is a leading GEN III nuclear power technology developer, an NPP EPC contractor and lifetime services supplier with nearly 13,000 employees.
SNPTC is committed to integrating top strengths in nuclear power industry to develop Chinese GEN III technology based on 40-year experience of NPP R&D, construction & operation, and the introduction and innovation of AP1000 technology, and promoting the establishment of GEN III nuclear power industrial chain.
SNPTC has successfully developed CAP1400 with independent intellectual property rights£¬the largest passive PWR in the world and two CAP1400 units will be built in Rongcheng, Shandong Province. SNPTC is promoting the construction of world¡¯s first batch of AP1000 units in China as EPC contractor and completed the localization & standardization of AP1000. CAP1400 and localized & standardized AP1000 have become the main choices for a new round of nuclear power development in China.