About INEG & Its Unique Network Approach:  

Using A Global Team of Experienced Experts & Extensive Nuclear Industry Contacts

The International Nuclear Enterprise Group, LLC., (INEG) was established in 2006 when Alldred Associates, LLC (AAL) and International Nuclear Consultants, Inc., (INC) joined forces to meet the growing specialized and high-priority needs of both private industry and government clients. 

INEG is founded on a new and effective network-based business model.  INEG’s model is geared towards meeting the consulting needs of a re-energized nuclear industry that’s becoming increasingly international in emphasis. In the past, nuclear projects tended to be largely confined to the home country, and were narrowly defined.  This is not the case today as nuclear projects, which are more multifunctional and multifaceted than ever, shift outside the home borders in quest of the right capability.  INEG’s business model also takes into account the fact that seasoned nuclear professionals are living and working in every country with a nuclear program, and many have career-long expertise in all aspects of the industry.  By retaining these nuclear experts, INEG can offer skilled, in-depth, integrated consulting support for nuclear projects, wherever and whenever needed. 

Our view is:  If you need nuclear expertise, you need a nuclear expert -- not a desk-bound staffer waiting for the next assignment.  Each INEG consulting project is assigned to a specialized project manager who identifies how best to meet the project’s needs, selects the appropriate experts, and ensures high quality and timely completion of the work. INEG’s seasoned nuclear professionals function in the real world, and will be here for you, using their special understanding of, and connections into, nuclear companies, research institutes,  agencies, and programs. They are problem-solvers, clear-thinking strategists, technicians and engineers, and have the experience required to give your project that extra dimension. 

Here’s how: 

  • INEG experts have demonstrated experience, access to the necessary resources, and an extensive body of knowledge. 
  • INEG experts have held senior management positions in the nuclear industry in the U.S. and internationally, and have substantial international experience. 
  • INEG has experts with extensive experience in the management of nuclear R&D and capital projects, as well as operation of all types of nuclear facilities.
  • INEG experts have well-established working relationships with all of the major nuclear organizations worldwide, with a focus on the U.S., Europe, Russia and the former Soviet Central Asian states. 
  • INEG has experts that have directed or actively supported company acquisitions in key markets.

INEG is a network in action. 

About INEG’s Principals:

INEG’s principals bring their senior-level technical and management experience and wide range of contacts in all aspects of the nuclear fuel cycle and nuclear power plant programs.

Kevin Alldred, INEG President

Kevin Alldred is a nuclear energy expert with a first-class degree in Physics, an MBA and over 27 years of experience in the nuclear industry in various senior roles, encompassing project management, radiometric detection and measurement technology, and nuclear fuel licensing and qualification, MOX and uranium fuel technology and markets, and isotope separation and marketing. He has a wealth of influential personal contacts throughout the European, Russian and U.S. nuclear industries.

Mr. Alldred started his career as a radiometric physicist for BNFL in the U.K, then managed the development of MOX fuel fabrication technology before moving on to uranium fuel fabrication sales.  He has supported the DOE’s activities in the Russian plutonium disposition program since 2001 as a member of the government-appointed Joint Working Group on Cost Analysis and Economics.  He has provided technical and economic advice to many other non-proliferation activities in Russia and Kazakhstan.

Mr. Alldred launched a successful specialty business in the U.S. for NUKEM, Inc, importing stable isotopes for sale to the U.S. nuclear, semiconductor and medical industries, taking a 50% market share in the key product segments. He established partnerships with U.S. companies to accelerate the market development, and guided the implementation of ISO 9001 and 10 CFR 50 App. B quality assurance standards.

Mr. Alldred established Alldred Associates, LLC, and built a successful consulting portfolio that included several of the world’s largest nuclear organizations and the U.S. Department of Energy.

Nigel Mote, INEG Chairman 

Nigel Mote is a physicist with 39 years of experience in the commercial nuclear industry.  He has had responsibility for reactor and other nuclear facility operations, commercial management, reactor technical support, development of corporate policy, consulting management, and licensing of nuclear technology.  He is well-known to the senior managers and government officials in the nuclear industries of many countries.

During his 18-year career in the U.K. nuclear industry, Mr. Mote held senior positions in facility operations and commercial management, including having responsibility for shift operation of the Sellafield site and management of BNFL’s reprocessing contracts.  After moving to NAC International, Inc., Mr. Mote managed NAC’s consulting activities, including assessment of the spent fuel storage and transportation capabilities of all U.S. commercial nuclear power plants.  He opened and managed NAC’s Moscow Office, where he gained a close understanding of the Russian nuclear industry and developed a range of commercial opportunities for NAC.

Mr. Mote, as president of International Nuclear Consultants, Inc. (INC), has managed work on a number of projects for U.S. government departments, and has personally supported the Russian plutonium disposition program since 1999. He is currently the Deputy U.S. Co-Chair of the Joint Working Group on Cost Analysis and Economics in Plutonium Disposition. INC is also the U.S. technical support contractor to the Nuclear Threat Initiative, Inc. (NTI) for a range of nuclear non-proliferation projects, and is a member of the team preparing the Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement for the technology development phase of the Global Nuclear Energy Partnership (GNEP) program.