Events Calendar

This two-day event will bring together industry stakeholders to engage with Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL), share updates on current and future opportunities, and connect during a banquet dinner recognizing collaboration across Canada’s nuclear sector.

The focus for the MCFD-2026 Conference is on the challenges, innovations, and experiences encountered when addressing issues of chemistry, materials, or fitness-for-service in nuclear power plants.

The Generation IV and Small Reactors Technology Division of the Canadian Nuclear Society is hosting the 6th International Conference on Generation IV and Small Reactors (G4SR-6) in Niagara Falls on October 4-8, 2026. As Canada’s premier small modular reactor (SMR) and next generation reactor technology conference, G4SR-6 will build on the successes of previous events with a fully in- person program.

Shaping Canada’s clean energy future, the third-annual Clean Energy Frontier Conference will explore the topics you need to know – both here in Bruce, Grey and Huron counties and beyond.

The 23rd Annual WiN Canada Conference will take place October 18–21, 2026, in Niagara Falls, Ontario. Centered on the theme Fueling the Future – From Atoms to Impact, the conference showcases the innovation, collaboration, and leadership driving Canada’s evolving nuclear sector. Bringing together professionals from across the industry, the event explores advancements in technology, operations, policy, communications, and community engagement while highlighting the contributions of women shaping Canada’s clean energy future.

Electricity Transformation Canada will bring together energy professionals from converging sectors — wind energy, solar energy, energy storage, grid modernizations, hydrogen, and more — to network, collaborate and grow their businesses.

Nuclear Science Week (NSW) is an international, broadly observed week-long celebration to focus local, regional, national and international interest on all aspects of nuclear science. NSW takes place each year on the third week of October, and each day of NSW provides for learning about the contributions, innovations and opportunities that can be found by exploring nuclear science.

The Last Mile is a one-day policy symposium bringing together industry leaders, policymakers, and innovators to examine how electricity distribution underpins Canada’s growth, affordability, and urban resilience.

​Through keynote insights, expert panels, and case studies, the event will explore the role of local utilities in strengthening grid resilience, connecting new development faster, and managing rising demand cost-effectively.

SIEW provides a platform for the discussion of key energy issues and their impact on Asia. EMA’s anchor event, the SIEW Summit, will feature expert views and insights on the energy transformation in ASEAN, diving into the opportunities and challenges in energy investment, innovation and integration. Major report launches will also be featured at SIEW Energy Insights.

Equip yourself with strategies and tools to enhance your facility’s resilience, ensure long term reliability, and navigate the evolving challenges of the nuclear industry. Collaborate in-person with international colleagues to develop solutions and exchange best practices.

Save the date for the 2026 Canadian Waterpower Week, WaterPower Canada’s annual national conference and trade show. This must attend event will bring together key decision makers, industry experts, policy and business influencers and offer opportunities to come together for an intensive, highly collaborative exploration of new technologies, best practices, and pressing issues, all to enable a collective change.

Join us at CNA West: New Nuclear Horizons, Western Canada’s premier nuclear energy conference! Making its Calgary debut for the second edition of the series, the conference will bring together industry leaders, policymakers, utilities, Indigenous partners, innovators, and supply chain organizations to explore the role nuclear energy can play in supporting a clean, secure, and prosperous energy future in Western Canada.

The event will feature an engaging lineup of speakers from across the nuclear sector, offering insights on innovation, technology, leadership, workforce development, and the future of nuclear energy. Attendees will gain valuable perspectives from those helping shape the next chapter of the industry while building meaningful connections with professionals who share a passion for nuclear’s future.

Fusion Energy is entering a decisive phase. Licensing procedures are being put in place. Supply chains are steadily maturing. Deployment decisions are accumulating.

FPP 2026 provides a global forum to take the pulse of the ongoing harmonization of forces driving commercial technology designs, risk-appropriate regulations, supply chains adaptation, and energy community forces and alliances as drivers of choice for the energy transition.

FPP 2026 provides a global forum to take the pulse of the ongoing harmonization of forces driving commercial technology designs, risk-appropriate regulations, supply chains adaptation, and energy community forces and alliances as drivers of choice for the energy transition.