At this service we will use our own software for complete service of the cable systems – „SSK“. Its use will be realized by the project assumed for the Phase 1 of the realization.

This project will describe in detail all data, functional, technical and organizational aspects of the whole system’s operational working.

This success in the tender is a step further in the establishment of „SSK“. The system is contemporarily used at the Dukovany Nuclear Power Station and at repairing Tušimice 2 Power Station, at the new source for the Ledvice PS and at the new source for the Počerady PS.

On February 17, 2012 the final opponent action of the „VaV“ project FR-TI1/538 (a part of the program TIP - „Technology of measurement of advanced control of the combustion process“) was finished. In this action, the representatives of MPO (Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Czech Republic), the representatives of ČVUT (The Czech Technical University in Prague) who took part in the solution of this problem, and the independent representatives took part. They came to the conclusion that all aims of the project were fulfilled in agreement with the task. The main goal of this project was the research of the new technologies of measurement for advanced control of the combustion process, based on deeper knowledge of the process in the chamber of combustion. The whole solution was practically tested and verified on pilot device (Mělník 1 PP, Tisová PP – B6, Poříčí PP - FK7, Komořany HP).  The project was realized during the period of 2009 - 2011.

I & C Energo has signed a contract for „The transfer of extensions to Axsys.Engine at  the Dukovany NPP”. The aim is to ensure a smooth transition from the PlantSCHEMA application usage in the IRIX operating system to the usage of AXSYS.Engine application in the MS Windows operating system while maintaining the existing way of operation, including links to related processes and applications at the Dukovany Nuclear Power Station (e. g. Central controlled documentation browser application).

The project will take place in 4 phases and will be implemented until 31. 12. 2012.