A workshop on effective energy use, technologies of efficient energy consumption, energy saving, energy audit and other aspects that can be classified as energy efficiency (EE), was held in Moscow on 18-19 September 2007. The event was organised by the CNCP Programme and brought together 42 participants, including representatives of enterprises and city administrations from closed Rosatom cities, nuclear centres in CIS countries, financial communities, and companies that manufacture EE products or provide EE services.
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Impressions of the Study Tour to British nuclear centres, organised by the UK-Russia Closed Nuclear Cities Partnership for Heads of Russian closed nuclear cities and Institutes in October 2006, with the main emphasis on the downsizing of larger research and nuclear enterprises and the creation of sustainable employment.
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The Fourth Annual Conference on the outcome of CNCP activities took place from 18 to 20 July 2006 in Listvyanka, Irkutsk oblast. Representatives from the UK Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) took part, as well as representatives of the Federal Atomic Energy Agency (Rosatom), Heads of administration of the closed nuclear cities, managers of large nuclear enterprises, and CNCP experts.
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The second annual conference of the UK-Russia Closed Nuclear Cities Partnership (CNCP) was held from May 23 - 26. Following negotiations that began in Britain in 2003, CNCP was established in summer 2004. The programme now includes Kazakhstan, Ukraine and Uzbekistan, and there are plans to extend it to include Armenia and Georgia. The Conference heard evidence of the intense level of cooperation that has developed during the year.
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On 23-24 June 2005 the Third Annual Conference on the progress of the UK-Russian Closed Nuclear Cities Partnership (CNCP) was held in St. Petersburg. The conference was attended by representatives of the UK Department of Trade and Industry, Rosatom, top management of the largest nuclear enterprises, representatives of city administrations, CNCP managers and experts, totally - 41 people.
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A partnering road-show was held in the UK between 7th and 15th October 2003, to bring together representatives of the technologies with those able to commercialise them.
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Within the framework of the UK-Russian Closed Nuclear Cities Partnership Programme (CNCP), a group of nineteen Russian government officials and scientists from six Closed Nuclear Cities and the Ministry of Atomic Energy visited Oxford and London for a Study Tour on innovation from March 23-30, 2003.
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In December 2002, at the Institute for Extra Training for Nuclear Specialists in Obninsk, a meeting was held to discuss the establishment of a Closed Nuclear Cities Partnership Programme between the governments of the Russian Federation and the United Kingdom. David Vincent from the UK Department of Trade and Industry hosted the meeting, in conjunction with Vladimir Sterekhov from FAAE.
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