Ansaldo Nucleare
Leonardo Faraoni is a seasoned Project Planner with extensive experience in the nuclear engineering sector, currently serving as the Lead Planner and Material Manager at Ansaldo Nucleare since January 2019, focusing on the Safety Upgrade Project at the Krsko nuclear power plant. Previously, Faraoni held the position of Lead Planner Manager at E.T.S. Engineering SpA for the ITER Vacuum Vessel project, where responsibilities included coordinating planning efforts and analyzing critical paths. Prior experience includes managing planning activities at the Mochovce nuclear power plant with Projecta Monitoring S.r.l., and earlier roles involved detailed mechanical and electrical planning for projects in Italy. Faraoni holds a Laurea Magistrale in Chemical Engineering from Università di Pisa.
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Ansaldo Nucleare
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Ansaldo Nucleare is responsible for all nuclear-related activities within Ansaldo Energia, the Italian leader in the high technology sector. Ansaldo Nucleare’s headquarters and operative offices are located in Genoa with operating branches and representative offices located in UK, France, Romania, Slovakia and Argentina. Ansaldo Nucleare has 50 year experience in the International Nuclear Power Market and is recognised as the leading Italian company for: Supply of new Nuclear Power Plants, Service to Operating Nuclear Plants, Waste Management and Decommissioning. Ansaldo Nucleare works to the highest safety standards including ASME Certificate of Authorization - Code Symbol N, ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and NBBI. Ansaldo Nucleare, in partnership with world-class established nuclear providers, acts on the NSSS (Nuclear Steam Supply System) and on the BOP (Balance of Plant), as EPC contractor for designing and supplying systems and components for various technologies of NPPs (PWR, PHWR, BWR). Current references include; Sanmen Unit 1 (AP1000 plant), Cernavoda Unit 1 & 2 and Mochovce Unit 3 & 4. Ansaldo Nucleare provides services for systems and components of NPPs aiming at safe operation, system optimization and performance enhancement, including the implementation of safety improvements in operating plants, according to the results of the Stress Tests conducted after the Fukushima event.