PAR NUCLEAR INC.
SHOREVIEW, MN

This is where it all started, and it's where Westinghouse is leading the way with a new generation of nuclear energy. With 60 percent of the operating fleet of plants in the United States based on Westinghouse technology, our roots are planted firmly in the nuclear industry's history.  From the design of the first commercial PWR built more than 50 years ago to the new AP1000 nuclear plants under construction in Georgia, we are and will always be committed to our customers' success.   From our headquarters in Cranberry Township, Pa., to our more than 20 regional offices in the United States we provide a complete range of nuclear services, automation, fuel, and new plant engineering to help you reduce outage times, enhance safety, and operate more efficiently. Our more than 6,800 employees working in the Americas region are experienced, passionate about the benefits of nuclear energy, and fully committed to helping you achieve your operational and project targets. China is taking the lead in demonstrating that today’s advanced nuclear technology is vital to achieving safe, clean, and reliable base load electricity. Today, four AP1000® nuclear power plants are currently under construction in Sanmen and Haiyang, and we are proud to have been chosen as the country's technology of choice. In South Korea, Westinghouse has provided technology and major equipment for 20 nuclear power plants (14 plants in operation and six plants under construction) in support of South Korea achieving technological self-reliance and standardization in the design of nuclear power plants. Westinghouse is currently participating in Korea’s new plant projects such as Shin-Kori 1&2, Shin-Wolsung 1&2 and Shin-Kori 3&4. Westinghouse is supplying major components (reactor coolant pumps and motors, reactor vessel internals), instrumentation and control equipment, Man-Machine Interface Systems, and technical and engineering support services. Westinghouse also helps Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Company (KHNP) operate its nuclear plants at the highest performance level by providing top-notch technology and products based on Westinghouse global experience in both nuclear services and nuclear fuel. Westinghouse is focused on bringing global product and service experience to Japan with an emphasis on outage performance services and maintenance programs, capacity upgrades, power output improvement and advanced methods for safety analysis codes licensing. We are also dedicated to providing digital I&C systems in response to domestic upgrades demand in Japan. We have also bolstered our capabilities in the supply of nuclear fuel and fuel-related services in partnership of  Nuclear Fuel Industries, Ltd. (NFI), the sole Japan producer of both PWR and BWR nuclear fuel and related services. NFI is committed to the development, production and design of various innovative types of nuclear fuel, including technologies such as high-temperature gas reactors and fast-breeder reactors. In addition to nuclear fuel design, NFI has made significant technological developments related to the nuclear fuel cycle, fuel-related inspection equipment, and maintenance operations utilizing reactor core management systems and safety planning. Westinghouse technology is the basis for over one-half of the operating nuclear plants across the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region, including plants in Belgium, Finland, France, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. With 4,000 highly-skilled and trained people across the region, plus an additional 1,500 contractors, and two major fuel manufacturing operations in the U.K. and Sweden, Westinghouse has the resources to provide a full range of nuclear services, nuclear fuel, and new plant construction. Westinghouse Electric Company provides a wide range of nuclear power plant products and services to utilities throughout the world. Advanced nuclear plant designs. Nuclear fuel. Service and maintenance. Instrumentation and control systems. No other company is more focused on helping utilities around the world improve their plant technology, reduce outage times, reduce maintenance costs, and have access to the highest quality nuclear fuel. When the era of nuclear energy began more than 50 years ago, we were there. Today, we're leading the way with a new generation of nuclear technology, helping the world meet growing electricity demand with safe, clean, and reliable nuclear energy. We're looking for collaborators, innovators, and leaders who can help keep us at the forefront of the nuclear energy industry. Think you have what it takes? We've been advancing the nuclear industry since it's inception more than 50 years ago. Find out what drives us to develop products and services that keep us at the helm of nuclear technology leadership. Westinghouse Electric Company announced today that it has obtained approval from the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York of the company’s plan of reorganization. Westinghouse Electric Company announced today that it has completed a major decommissioning project at the former Barsebäck nuclear power plant in Skåne, Sweden. Westinghouse Electric Company and its eight European consortium partners today announced the successful completion of an EU funded project targeted at diversifying the nuclear fuel supply to VVER-440 reactors in Europe. Westinghouse Electric Company has named Xavier Coll Sugrañes as vice president and managing director, Southern Europe following the retirement of Javier González after 43 years of service with the company. Westinghouse Electric Company has signed a Cooperation Agreement for lead-cooled fast reactor (LFR) technology development with the Italian National Agency for New Technologies, Energy and Sustainable Economic Development (ENEA) and Ansaldo Nucleare. Westinghouse Electric Company and Electricité de France (EDF), in partnership, announced today that they have been awarded a contract from Empresa Nacional de Residuos Radiactivos (ENRESA), the Spanish agency responsible for radioactive waste management and nuclear plant decommissioning.