Events Calendar

WM2025 Theme: Empowering a Sustainable Future – Advanced Technologies, AI, and Workforce Development Across the Nuclear Landscape

The WM2025 conference cross-cutting theme will highlight how the rapidly evolving digital world is making transformational changes to the worldwide radioactive waste management, nuclear industry, and clean-up sectors. The conference will showcase how the digital world is leading to achieving more efficient operations, improved human-machine interactions, increased safety, and enhancement of data management and analytics. In addition, there will be a focus on remote and emerging technologies from universities, private enterprises, and governmental organizations.

SMR Canada Summit serves as a vital platform for educating and informing local entrepreneurs, government officials, and the broader community about the potential of Alberta, Saskatchewan and British Columbia as pioneering sites for nuclear development in Western Canada. The Summit features in-depth discussions on a variety of critical topics, including site development, safety protocols, transportation logistics, cutting-edge technology, community engagement strategies, economic impacts, and workforce development. By bringing together diverse stakeholders from across Canada, the event not only provides valuable insights but also fosters a well-informed and engaged community prepared to participate in and support the responsible growth of nuclear energy in the region.

Recognized as the most scalable clean energy solution to meet growing electrification and climate transition needs, countries are turning to nuclear power – an energy source where Canada is a recognized Tier 1 nuclear country with breadth and depth of globally competitive capability.

Decades of CANDU nuclear activity have created a high-value local supply chain and a deep post-secondary bench of more than 12 Canadian post-secondary institutions who develop advanced trades, robotics, science and engineering capabilities and support applied and advanced research.   In recent years, Canada has also been a leading jurisdiction for new nuclear developments in large, small and microreactors.

As Asia and the world increasingly consider a nuclear energy future, it is important to consider your capacity building needs for readiness.  In Canada’s experience, there is a generation of high-value jobs that will be created from advanced trades to advanced engineering and research.

We invite you to join us in Singapore, on February 19, 2025, at the Canada-In-Asia Conference (CIAC 2025) for our Nuclear Energy Capacity Building Symposium.

Canadian nuclear businesses, associations and post-secondary leaders will share insights into the jobs and economic development opportunities of nuclear workforce capacity building.

This event is hosted by Canada-ASEAN Business Council’s newly established Nuclear Energy Working Group.

Join The Globe and Mail for a discussion on the future of nuclear, how it’s reshaping the nation’s energy mix and why it matters. In addition to experiencing this dynamic conversation on-site, in-person attendance will also provide ample opportunity for professional networking.

Governments and utilities are working to expand Canada’s nuclear energy capacity in response to growing demand for electricity and goals of net-zero. Refurbishments and new reactors represent billions of dollars in investments and a sizeable economic impact. At the same time, small modular reactors (SMRs) are emerging as an alternative to fossil fuels in areas such as remote communities, and for industry. As nuclear energy continues to gain momentum where are the biggest risks, considerations and opportunities?

You are invited to join us Thursday, February 13th for a webinar with our advocacy consultants at StrategyCorp.

President Trump has signaled his intention to impose 25% tariffs on Canadian exports. Ontario Premier Doug Ford had recently called for an early election; and a federal change in government is likely on the horizon.

In this webinar, StrategyCorp’s political experts and government relations professionals will cut through the complexities of the moment to provide an overview and analysis on today’s political context, the Canada-U.S. trading relationship, and what this all means for the nuclear industry going forward.

GLOBExCHANGE is an experience like no other. Together, we will transform our organizations, our economy, and our planet.

At GLOBE Forum 2024, leaders and innovators from business and government identified the key challenges to creating a more sustainable, regenerative future…and potential solutions for addressing them.

At GLOBExCHANGE, we will build on the GLOBE Forum 2024: Roadmap for Action to advance and accelerate those actions so we can transform our toughest challenges into our greatest opportunities. Join us for unparalleled networking and learning opportunities that will transform your business and supercharge your professional development.

GLOBExCHANGE is unmissable, but don’t take our word for it.

Step into the future at NEI’s Nuclear Financing Summit at The Westin New York Times Square, Feb. 11 – 12, 2025. Connect with executives from the financial, global nuclear energy and technology sectors to explore the investment potential of nuclear energy and technology.

This summit provides a dynamic platform for conversations that transcend traditional boundaries. Actively contribute to the discourse and establish valuable connections at the forefront of nuclear innovation

This is a one-day workshop on workforce planning within the New Brunswick nuclear sector. This event is designed to provide valuable insights and strategies to address workforce challenges in the industry. As a benefit of your CNA membership, this workshop is offered at no additional cost.

Canadian jurisdictions are moving toward a sustainable future leveraging existing power-generating assets and new technologies. The nuclear sector is well-positioned to provide a significant portion of this need through the buildout of large and small reactors across the country. These growth projections must be supported by an increase in the skilled workforce necessary to meet demand. New nuclear advancements will require a new generation of engineers, technicians, operators, scientists, entrepreneurs, regulators and policy makers who have the requisite knowledge, skills and experience to enable, steer, build, regulate and operate new fleets.

Some of the key challenges related to the nuclear workforce include: maintaining the current workforce in light of an aging population and voluntary attrition; an increasingly competitive labor market across all positions; lack of sufficient training programs to enable growth of a younger workforce; and, making the nuclear sector attractive to students.

The CNA is working with its members to explore the solutions to these and other challenges. The events will bring the nuclear sector together to explore and discuss possible solutions to many of the challenges in the workforce space. The presentations and discussions will directly inform the sector’s workforce strategy that will be a focus for CNA and its members in the next couple years.

CNA Workforce Planning Forum

This is a one-day workshop on workforce planning within the Saskatchewan nuclear sector. This event is designed to provide valuable insights and strategies to address workforce challenges in the industry. As a benefit of your CNA membership, this workshop is offered at no additional cost.

Canadian jurisdictions are moving toward a sustainable future leveraging existing power-generating assets and new technologies. The nuclear sector is well-positioned to provide a significant portion of this need through the buildout of large and small reactors across the country. These growth projections must be supported by an increase in the skilled workforce necessary to meet demand. New nuclear advancements will require a new generation of engineers, technicians, operators, scientists, entrepreneurs, regulators and policy makers who have the requisite knowledge, skills and experience to enable, steer, build, regulate and operate new fleets.

Some of the key challenges related to the nuclear workforce include: maintaining the current workforce in light of an aging population and voluntary attrition; an increasingly competitive labor market across all positions; lack of sufficient training programs to enable growth of a younger workforce; and, making the nuclear sector attractive to students.

The CNA is working with its members to explore the solutions to these and other challenges. The events will bring the nuclear sector together to explore and discuss possible solutions to many of the challenges in the workforce space. The presentations and discussions will directly inform the sector’s workforce strategy that will be a focus for CNA and its members in the next couple years.

Nuclear 2024, the industry’s leading annual nuclear conference, is taking place on Thursday 5 December. Now in its 24th year, the event will convene leading speakers from Government and industry to discuss the impact of a new Government, the progress of nuclear projects in the UK, and key enablers to make this Renaissance the one that sticks!

This year’s conference will take place at etc. venues County Hall, along with an exhibition space allowing you to showcase your capabilities, interact with colleagues and make some new connections.

Based on the three core values of ‘Industry 5.0’ – Human-centricity, Sustainability, and Resilience – as unveiled by the European Commission in 2022, we present a new paradigm for the nuclear industry.

The Canada-ASEAN Business Council (CABC) is pleased to announce the first Canada-ASEAN Energy Transition Summit in Singapore, on November 29th, 2024.

By 2040, the IndoPacific will represent 50% of global GDP.  Energy transition is a key consideration for this high-growth economic region to support rapidly growing electrification needs and to meet net-zero goals.

Canada offers world-leading energy solutions, resources, and technology. This high-impact, inaugural Summit will profile Canada’s role as the go-to partner to meet the region’s unique energy security and sustainability needs. This will also serve as a landmark initiative to establish the Canada-ASEAN energy transition partnership, which will generate value for the Canadian economy and create long-term commercial opportunities for its energy sector.

This Summit will provide a sought-after platform for exchanging insights, forging partnerships, and exploring bilateral investment opportunities. By convening senior stakeholders and decision-makers, sharing best practices, and exploring the immense investment potential Canada poses, this event will result in mutually beneficial economic outcomes and an acceleration of the energy transition on both sides.

DIET24 provides a forum for collaboration and exchange on the impact of Disruptive, Innovative, and Emerging Technologies in the nuclear sector.

It is a unique opportunity for leaders from academia, the corporate world and government to gather in person and virtually and chart a path forward in a rapidly changing landscape.

Innovation has been the key to the success of nuclear for over 60 years, and the pace of change is accelerating. Through the exchange of views, ideas and information, participants to the conference can answer questions such as:

The Conference of the Parties (COP), is held annually, with the Presidency rotating between the five recognised UN regions.

This year, Azerbaijan has been selected as the Presidency of the 29th Conference of the Parties (COP29), to be hosted in Baku this November. Azerbaijan has a strong track record of hosting international events and has chosen Baku Stadium as the venue for COP29.

To deliver a process that is transparent, impartial and inclusive, the COP29 Presidency has developed a plan based on two mutually reinforcing pillars to enhance ambition and enable action.

The IAEA’s flagship initiative “Rays of Hope: Cancer Care for All” was launched in 2022 to increase global equity in access to cancer care, apply innovative technology and expertise to tackle cancer in underserved regions, and establish and expand radiation diagnostic and treatment services in
developing countries.

With six decades of experience in cancer care support, the IAEA has helped many countries, particularly low and middle income countries in Africa, Asia, and South America, to establish and strengthen safe, secure and effective radiation medicine (radiotherapy, radiology and nuclear medicine) capabilities. Under Rays of Hope, the IAEA is providing equipment, training, assessments and policy advice to 62 countries, as well as establishing regional hubs for
innovation and training.

Join us at on November 7th at 11am ET for an online presentation which will provide an overview of the initiative and serve as platform to discuss partnership opportunities for CNIC members with the IAEA, ahead of the IAEA Ministerial Conference in Vienna in November 2024.

Fedoruk Centre project grants enable Project Leaders from Saskatchewan institutions to create social and economic benefits related to nuclear science, technology and policy.

NuclearFACTS is an annual event where Project Leaders report on the progress of their research projects and share their vision of potential benefits.  Keynote speakers will address the context of nuclear research, development and training.  Opportunities for networking will be provided during breaks and lunch, for those who choose to attend this hybrid event in person.

The audience will include members of the Fedoruk Centre Project Advisory Committee (PAC), Project Leaders and team members, as well as interested participants from the broader community.  PAC members and other attendees are welcome to ask questions about the progress of each research project, issues, highlights, and the vision of how expected outcomes will advance science or technology for the benefit of society.

The date of NuclearFACTS coincides with Nuclear Science Week.

Global demand for energy is increasing as countries strive to develop their economies and sustain their societies in a context of climate change. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) projections estimate that electricity consumption will almost double by 2050. However, over 60% of global electricity generation comes from unabated fossil fuels, the largest contributor to climate change. In order to address the challenge of powering their socioeconomic development and ensuring energy supply security while protecting the planet, a growing number of countries are expanding or looking to nuclear power as a low carbon yet reliable energy source.

We’re excited to be hosting our 21st Annual WiN Canada Conference from October 20-23, 2024 in Niagara Falls, Ontario. Please join us for an exciting program that will include an opportunity for networking, professional development, exchanging ideas and technical tours. We have an exciting lineup of speaker’s this year that you won’t want to miss! Our conference theme focuses on the advancements we’re making in the nuclear industry in Canada, both domestically and internationally, profiling the valuable contribution women make to the nuclear industry and continuing to advance the representation of women in nuclear. We’re looking forward to seeing you in October!

This international conference, organized by the Pacific Nuclear Council (PNC), will explore current and future nuclear energy research and development activities, regulatory initiatives, policy issues, and industry programs and projects throughout the Pacific Rim that will enable nuclear energy to play a more significant role in achieving global net-zero carbon emission goals.

The Generation IV and Small Reactors Technology Division of the Canadian Nuclear Society is hosting the Fifth International Conference on Generation IV and Small Reactors (G4SR-5) in Ottawa on October 1-4, 2024. As Canada’s premier small modular reactor (SMR) and next generation reactor technology conference, G4SR-5 will build on the successes of previous events with a fully in- person program including:

On September 24th, OCNI and OPG are excited to offer an engaging and insightful in-person workshop featuring presentations across the OPG portfolio. This half-day event will delve into innovation, enhancements, partnerships, and more from the OPG perspective. With limited seating available, we encourage you to secure your spot now to avoid disappointment. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to participate in meaningful discussions and gain invaluable knowledge that can shape the future of the nuclear industry. Reserve your ticket today!

Addressing the end of commercial operation challenges and emerging issues often require innovative and multidisciplinary solutions that involve elements of engineering from: materials, chemistry, stress analysis, thermal-hydraulic analysis, probabilistic assessment methods, examination and inspection approaches, and operational strategies. This is the case for most major nuclear plant systems and components, regardless of reactor type. The focus for the MCFD 2024 Conference is on the challenges, innovations, and experiences encountered when addressing issues of chemistry, materials, or fitness-for-service in nuclear power plants.
The 3rd International Conference of MATERIALS, CHEMISTRY AND FITNESS-FOR-SERVICE SOLUTIONS for NUCLEAR SYSTEMS (MCFD 2024) will be of interest to representatives from various sectors of the nuclear industry including: material and equipment vendors, technical and engineering service providers, utility technical staff, regulators, designers, researchers, students, and academia. Student participation is encouraged by means of a poster session.

The OPG Supplier Day will be a full-day trade show with over 90 booths to explore! Attendees will also enjoy a catered lunch and coffee breaks. Take advantage of this in-person opportunity to meet with OPG supply chain and procurement staff, as well as other supply chain member companies.

The 68th Regular Session of the IAEA General Conference is being held from 16 to 20 September 2024 at the Vienna International Centre (VIC) in Vienna, Austria, where high-ranking officials and representatives from IAEA Member States will consider a range of issues.

The World Utilities Congress, scheduled to take place in Abu Dhabi from 16 – 18 September 2024, serves as the global platform that brings together global energy leaders, policymakers, innovators, and industry professionals from across the power & water utilities value chain to discuss the major trends and challenges shaping the industry as utilities worldwide work to deliver secure, sustainable, and affordable energy.

This year’s theme for the Oil Sands Conference and Trade Show is Lead Change Through Innovation, and it’s an appropriate one given the opportunities that are here and that are ahead of us. This region, the energy sector and the oil sands in particular have always been at the forefront of exploring how we can do things better and be further advanced during this event.

Join us for the reinvented Nuclear Energy Assembly Sept. 10–12 in Philadelphia. Industry professionals will engage on issues crucial to the current and next-generation nuclear fleets. A combination of industry meetings, trainings and workshops provides quality learning and knowledge-sharing opportunities with a spotlight on industry innovation through NEI’s Top Innovative Practice Awards.

Please join us on Tuesday, September 10, 2024, at the Royal Niagara Golf Club for the OCNI Tee-rific Golf Tournament.

Please register as a foursome or a single player, and let us introduce you to new people in the nuclear supply chain network. Conclude the day with fellow golfers and enjoy a hot plate for dinner! This event will support Niagara Regional Native Centre.

The CNL Industry Day 2024 trade show and workshop will provide insights into CNL’s program of work and local economic development opportunities. Participants will have the opportunity to learn about CNL’s supplier diversity and partnership agenda, as well as the policies related to working with CNL or their broader program partners. Additionally, the event offers networking opportunities with industry partners.

On 4-6 September 2024, distinguished nuclear industry leaders, experts and executives will convene in London, UK to exchange invaluable insights and experience. This collective effort will seek to elevate nuclear energy as a key contributor in the global transition towards a cleaner and more sustainable future.

Please join OCNI and CNL on September 4th, 2024, at the Petawawa Golf Club for OCNI/CNL Annual Banquet Dinner. Enjoy an evening of great food, good conversation, and even better people as you make new industry connections.

The Offshore Northern Seas – ONS is a premium trade fair and conference hosting biennial editions for the oil, gas and energy sector. The upcoming exhibition will take place at its customary location in Stavanger Forum in Norway.

The large number of high-quality professional attendees joining each ONS edition attests to the importance of this trade show and conference and its role in directing global energy trends and business development. The ONS 2024 expects over 1000 speakers to unite on the stage and present the latest discoveries on various topics, including offshore technology, decarbonisation, storage equipment, transport facilities, hydropower, electrification of everything and more.

The product portfolio at ONS also covers several vertical industries such as shipbuilding, long-distance transport, etc.

The 14th International Topical Meeting on Nuclear Reactor Thermal-Hydraulics, Operation, and Safety (NUTHOS-14) will take place in Vancouver, Canada from August 25-28, 2024. NUTHOS-14 will be hosted by the Canadian Nuclear Society (CNS) and we are very excited as this is the first time NUTHOS will be hosted in North America. Vancouver is one of the premier conference sites in the world owing to its easy to access location, diversity of attractions, and closeness to nature.

The purpose of the event is to review global developments related to nuclear knowledge management and human resources development; consider the current and future challenges and opportunities; provide participants with practical solutions that they can use at organizational, national and international level; and develop and maintain the human resources needed to support safe and sustainable nuclear power programmes.

Creating an Indigenous-led procurement standard in the Canadian economy.

DECOM2024 aims to attract delegates from across the decommissioning sector and will look at reducing nuclear liabilities and operational to decommissioning stations and nuclear waste.

The nuclear industry is faced with great opportunity, galvanized by the need to accelerate the deployment of innovation in the collective pursuit of global clean energy goals. That’s why in June 2024, the Global Forum for Nuclear Innovation (GFNI) is bringing change makers and cross-pollinators from across the world to Miami.

The panel aims to explore the potential implications of AI on utility operations and maintenance, supply chain dynamics, and the workforce. It will delve the opportunities and challenges associated with the integration of AI technologies.

How are utility companies considering the integration of AI?

What is the impact on supply chain and asset management?

How does AI adoption affect the workforce?

For more info, please go to www.nationalelectricityroundtable.com

The Canadian Nuclear Association (CNA) will be holding its annual general meeting of members on 18 June 2024, at 10:00 am (EDT)/8:00am (CST) in Saskatoon, SK (Delta Hotels Saskatoon Downtown) or online via Microsoft Teams to conduct the following business:

We will also take the opportunity to share highlights from an exceptional year for the nuclear industry through remarks from CNA leadership, including our board chair, Alice Wong and president and CEO, John Gorman. We will also present our new three-year strategic plan, the actions your association is taking to achieve our goals, and how you can work collaboratively with the CNA and our membership to ensure success.

The objective of the Annual CNS Conference and the embedded Annual CNS/CNA Student Conference is to provide a forum for exchanging ideas and information related to the peaceful application and advancement of nuclear science and technology as well as for discussing energy-related issues in general.

Welcome to Global Energy Show Canada 2024. This year’s conference is a pivotal purpose-based meeting of the global energy ecosystem that is shouldering the huge challenge of balancing our climate targets while supplying clean, and responsibly produced affordable energy to those who need it. The conference presents a unique opportunity to showcase practical and groundbreaking answers to the most pressing questions of our generation, including how we finally focus on the customer through the energy transition, our domestic and international energy relationships and how we navigate through political and market uncertainty.

Be a part of one of the largest gatherings of nuclear professionals in the country where the brightest minds engage – and inspire – leaders from across the nuclear science and technology landscape. In addition to an impressive list of government and industry leaders, we are also planning several outstanding hot-topic technical sessions and popular plenary speakers.

The Summit is an annual event held by the Canadian Nuclear Isotope Council (CNIC) that aims to bring together leaders from Canada’s isotope community and abroad to discuss common issues and strategic opportunities in the isotope industry.

With the rapid growth of radiotheranostics in clinical care, the University Health Network (UHN) together with scientific leaders began planning a symposium to provide a forum to discuss clinical practice and scientific innovations for the future with a Canadian focus.

The 2024 Leaders’ Summit brings together the two conversations, broadening its focus to better integrate the medical community and provide a much deeper focus on radiotheranostics used in oncology and modern medicine.

The North American Young Generation in Nuclear (NAYGN) is proud to announce our second stand-alone conference in beautiful Charlotte, NC at the Mint Museum. This conference is for young professionals in the nuclear industry that are eager to engage in professional development, soft skills training, technical discussions, and networking with industry executives.

On May 30, join Canada 2020 and Indigenous leaders from across sectors and territories for a vital day of conversation and engagement at our annual economic reconciliation summit. Explore cutting-edge Indigenous-led economic development projects, the unquestionable value of Indigenous leadership and innovation, and solutions for supporting the sovereignty, wealth, and well-being of Indigenous people and communities now and for generations to come.

ICONS 2024 will bring together ministers, senior government officials, high level staff from agencies involved in making policy for, and managing, nuclear security, and technical and legal experts working in all areas of nuclear security. The conference is also intended to attract industry and civil society representatives, including non-governmental organizations and academic institutions.

The conference will contribute to raising awareness of emerging challenges, lessons learned and best practices in the field of nuclear security. The conference will provide opportunities to foster international cooperation and to promote the exchange of information and experiences in developing, sustaining and strengthening national nuclear security regimes whilst planning and preparing for future challenges and needs.

Approximately 2,000 participants from IAEA Member States and international organizations are expected to attend the Conference.

NEI’s Nuclear Energy Policy Forum May 14–16 in Washington, D.C., is an exclusive convergence of industry leaders, stakeholders, and clean energy and national security experts. This event delves into conversations around nuclear energy policy and advocacy, explore opportunities, tackle challenges, and discuss potential policy solutions.

On May 14 and 15, 2024, the Transition Accelerator is gathering leaders from industry, government, academia, and beyond for Canada’s Net-Zero Forum, a unique event that presents a strategic, integrated, whole-of-society view of potential net-zero solutions.

Then Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum’s (CIM) conference theme, “Brand Canada: Our Critical Advantage,” highlights Canada’s unique role within the global minerals, metals and energy landscape. It underscores our commitment to developing valuable resources responsibly and showcasing leadership in the field. This theme will provide a platform for exploring the significance of Canada’s critical advantage in the world, emphasizing our strategic importance, and underscoring how we can leverage these advantages.

With an $18.8 billion market valuation by 2030, the deployment of SMR & AR technologies is within touching distance. Now that the first contract has been secured, the next SMR & AR leaders must secure the next contracts, become the fast-followers, and seize the new nuclear opportunity.

Against the backdrop of decarbonization goals and the need for energy security, and from the boardroom to the project floor, no government, organization, or business can seize the opportunity alone. Reuters Events: SMR & Advanced Reactor 2024 is where 600+ nuclear changemakers from utilities, financiers, reactor developers, technology providers and regulators unite to unlock this multi-billion-dollar industry.

Over two days, we’ll break down F-O-A-K barriers and provide key strategic and tactical learnings to overcome supply chain, resourcing, financing, regulatory and licensing hurdles to move projects from planning to project roll-out. Together, we’ll kickstart SMR & AR deployment, accelerate collaborative momentum and deliver commercial-scale new nuclear.

The mission is clear: to sign on the dotted line, secure your market share, and move SMRs from blueprints in boardrooms to tangible breakthroughs and business opportunity.

Ontario Tech University, the IAEA Collaborating Centre on integrated energy systems with advanced nuclear power reactors, is hosting this event to highlight Ontario’s potential leading near-term large-scale nuclear hydrogen production in light of the recently announced plans by the province to invest in new nuclear energy initiatives for large nuclear as well as SMRs, and the growing interest in large-scale clean hydrogen production.

The 2024 Group of 7 (G7) Ministers’ Meeting on Climate, Energy and Environment will take place under the Italian G7 Presidency, and consider priority issues in the areas of climate, energy, and the environment.

At the 2023 G7 Ministerial Meeting on Climate, Energy, and Environment, G7 members reaffirmed their commitment to the Paris Agreement on climate change while keeping the 1.5°C goal “within reach through scaled up action in this critical decade,” and to the “full, swift and effective implementation” of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF). They agreed to advance and promote a green transformation and to address climate change, biodiversity loss, pollution, land degradation, and the energy crisis by accelerating the clean energy transition, resource efficiency, and a circular economy, to achieve the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and its SDGs.

The seven G7 countries are Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the UK, and the US. Represented jointly by the President of the European Council and the President of the European Commission, the EU participates in all discussions as a guest.

Please join us for the Non-Electric and Hybrid Applications of Nuclear Energy Workshop that is being held on April 26, 2024, on the margins of the 39th Korea Atomic Power (KAP) Annual Conference in Busan, Korea. Technical tours have also been planned on April 25th, which includes a tour of the APR1400 construction site and KPS nuclear maintenance technology center and a separate tour of Doosan Enerbility.

The World Energy Congress is the world’s longest-established energy event, having shaped the global energy agenda for a century. In today’s unpredictable, turbulent and fast-shifting world, the 26th World Energy Congress in Rotterdam will be the most important energy convening of the next decade.

The only global energy event convening 200+ C-suite speakers and 70+ Ministers, alongside 7,000+ international energy stakeholders, the Congress enables the highest levels of government-to-government dialogue and unites businesses and communities of all shapes and sizes.

As the largest event in Canada showcasing hydrogen as a key enabler to reach net-zero emissions by 2050, the Canadian Hydrogen Convention is the only annual meeting place for energy executives, government officials and Indigenous leaders to convene to build Canada’s low-carbon energy future. This must-attend show will offer a unique perspective for the entire Canadian supply chain to discuss innovations and solutions for low-carbon hydrogen production, storage, utilization, and hydrogen’s future as a key fuel.

The 26th World Energy Congress is a critical turning point for leadership on clean and inclusive energy transitions worldwide and an opportunity to spring forward in redesigning energy for people and planet.

Indigenous nations and our coalition members are aware of the role that they play in our mutual investment future. UNDRIP requires signatory governments and companies operating in those countries to secure the free, prior, and informed consent (FPIC) of Indigenous people for any developments and decisions that impact Indigenous lands and rights. Governments and companies that actively embrace UNDRIP-compliant Indigenous-commercial alliances have a distinct global competitive advantage. The 144 First Nations of the First Nations Major Project Coalition invite you to our conference Our Collective Advantage: Indigenous Consent in Toronto, Canada to see how Indigenous rights, included in UNDRIP-driven Indigenous-industry partnerships, is driving commercial success that benefits all of us.

The World Future Energy Summit is a global think tank, powered by global innovation, pioneering minds and groundbreaking insights. Bringing together industry influencers, problem solvers and cutting-edge solutions, we’re focused on creating the blueprints for a sustainable future.

World Nuclear Fuel Cycle (WNFC) is a top-level international forum co-organized by the The conference provides companies with cutting-edge information affecting the commercial nuclear fuel cycle, with a focus on enhancing the economic competitiveness of nuclear energy. Leading industry experts will provide information and insights that will help you and your company navigate successfully through the complex and changing fuel marketplace. WNFC also provides many opportunities to network with high-level industry executives.

Join us for an exclusive Industry Night with Bruce Power, set against the backdrop of the esteemed Bruce County Museum and Cultural Centre. This premier networking event promises an evening of engaging conversations, valuable connections, and insightful exchanges with professionals and leaders from the nuclear energy sector.

Indulge in a selection of gourmet appetizers and refreshing drinks, perfectly crafted to enhance your experience as you mingle among the exhibits of Bruce County’s rich cultural heritage. Whether you’re looking to expand your professional network, uncover new opportunities, or simply enjoy an evening surrounded by like-minded individuals, this event is tailored for you.

Secure your spot as tickets are limited and join us for an unforgettable evening of networking, culture, and cuisine at the Bruce County Museum and Cultural Centre. Let’s strengthen connections that power our industry forward!

The Delphi Economic Forum IX Annual Meeting will take place from Wednesday to Saturday, April 10-13, 2024 in the historic town of Delphi.

Vigorous and impactful discussions about the state and future of our societies will be held during all four days, by some of the most important current minds in Politics, Business, Diplomacy, and Civil Society!

Japan Atomic Industrial Forum (JAIF) holds the “JAIF Annual Conference” each spring, a flagship event for the nuclear industry that attracts nuclear experts, specialists and other nuclear-related people from Japan and around the world.

As the entire world stands at a critical crossroads in terms of energy security and decarbonization, many countries are reconsidering nuclear power, and with government support, there is a trend toward active use of nuclear power generation. In Japan, significant progress has been made on the policy front, including the establishment of the “Basic Policy for the Realization of GX” aiming for a shift to a clean energy-centered socio-economic and industrial structure, the decision on the “Future Nuclear Energy Policy Direction and Action Guidelines,” which outlines the six pillars related to nuclear energy policies, and the enactment of the “GX Decarbonization Power Supply Bill”.

In order to fulfill the role of nuclear power as an industry in response to these policy movements, it is necessary to develop a business environment that takes into account the characteristics of demonstrating excellent economic efficiency of nuclear power through long-term stable operation.

Looking ahead to Japan’s 7th Strategic Energy Plan, the 57th conference, through discussions based on Japan’s “Future Nuclear Energy Policy Direction and Action Guidelines”, will provide an opportunity for not only Japan but also other countries to discuss the future of nuclear energy policy and the direction of solving challenges such as backend processes and strengthening of the human resources base which those countries commonly face.

The two day event will bring together senior executives and key industry stakeholders from Energy Providers, Plant Owners & Operators, Industry Consultants & Experts, Lawyers, Purchasing and Procurement Management Professionals, Nuclear Regulators, Nuclear Technology Companies, Industry Investors, Asset Management Companies, Nuclear Engineers and Safety Inspectors, Decommissioning Managers, Waste Management Companies, Governmental Representatives & Policy Makers, Radiation and Health Protection Agencies, Packaging & Transportation Officials, Academic Institutions, Research Organisations and Market Analysts.

The event will provide attendees with excellent opportunities to learn from high profile speakers, sharing their knowledge and expertise on overcoming the current challenges surrounding the decommissioning process of nuclear power plants and radioactive waste management.

You will also have the chance to network with industry leaders from across the entire value chain, to determine the opportunities and challenges arising in the nuclear decommissioning sector, whilst also discovering the latest technologies and solutions that facilitate the treatment, storage and management of radioactive waste.

Join us this year at ACI’s 10th Nuclear Decommissioning and Waste Management Summit to discuss key topics and the latest developments in the essential areas of nuclear power plant decommissioning and radioactive waste management.

Join us on Wednesday, March 27th, at the Sydenham Campus in Owen Sound as OCNI proudly presents a Nuclear Job Fair & Information Session in partnership with Bruce Power. This exciting event aims to bridge the gap between job seekers and opportunities in the dynamic nuclear industry by showcasing a range of skilled trade and STEM positions.

We invite all OCNI member companies that are either actively hiring or have future hiring plans to participate in this meaningful outreach initiative. By participating as a booth exhibitor or sponsor, you’ll have the opportunity to connect with top talent and help shape the industry’s future.

Take advantage of this unique chance to positively impact the lives of job seekers and the future of the nuclear industry. Reserve your booth and consider a sponsorship today!

ASME’s Conference for Advanced Reactor Deployment (CARD) connects executive leaders and engineers in the small modular reactor (SMR) and micro reactor nuclear technology industries with utility, regulatory, and financial leaders to discover opportunities in the nuclear supply chain and advance clean energy solutions. The program is designed to not only showcase the latest reactor technology but also encourage meaningful dialogue in a comfortable setting.

Western Canada is serious about developing small modular reactors to provide safe, reliable and zero-emissions energy to power the economy and create new opportunities to export Canadian knowledge and expertise around the world. With Alberta and Saskatchewan having strong industrial capabilities centred around manufacturing, these industries are well-positioned to support many aspects of growing a pan-Canadian SMR supply chain.

Join us on Tuesday, March 26th, to hear from speakers from the Organization of Canadian Nuclear Industries (OCNI), Canadian Standards Association (CSA) Group, Kinectrics Inc., Alberta Boilers Safety Association (ABSA), etc., as they discussed the required certifications, qualifications, or quality assurance management system, manufacturers need to support higher tiers of the nuclear supply chain.

World leaders will gather in Brussels at the first ever Nuclear Energy Summit to highlight the role of nuclear energy in addressing the global challenges to reduce the use of fossil fuels, enhance energy security and boost economic development.

Co-chaired by the Prime Minister of Belgium Alexander De Croo and the Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Rafael Mariano Grossi, the Summit will be the highest-level meeting to date exclusively focused on the topic of nuclear energy.

The 14th annual Canada UK Energy Summit seeks to advance Canada-UK energy cooperation. Discussions will include trade in energy goods and collaboration on hydrogen production and use, notably, as it pertains to industrial decarbonization in concert with low carbon electrification and carbon capture utilization and storage (CCUS).

Small Modular Reactor Canada Summit, known as SMR Canada brings together the all of the relevant stakeholders including technology suppliers, EPC’s, governments, regulators, utilities, First Nations, NGO’s and end users. Over two days, we’ll have informed discussions on the future of nuclear opportunities, the drawbacks, required investment and how Canada moves forward to support an SMR industry.

n collaboration with Ontario Power Generation (OPG) to celebrate International Women’s History Month, we invite you to a webinar highlighting the remarkable achievements of OCNI member women-owned businesses in the nuclear field.

This webinar will feature four inspiring talks from accomplished women who have made significant strides in the nuclear industry. Each speaker will share her unique journey, from the challenges overcome to the successes celebrated, offering valuable insights into building a rewarding career in this dynamic field.

The Canadian nuclear industry has seen a significant transformation in recent years, marked by an increasing presence of women in roles across all levels and functions. Our panel aims to highlight these vital contributions, showcasing women’s diverse paths to excel in the nuclear industry and their impact. We are committed to fostering a dialogue that supports gender equality and paves the way for future generations of women in nuclear science and technology.

Make plans today to participate in the premier international conference for radioactive waste management and related topics. Join nearly 3,000 attendees from more than 30 countries to discuss and share ideas on many crosscutting topics including: robotic handling, remote systems, new technologies, radioactive and hazardous waste characterization, treatment storage, packaging, transportation, and disposal, engineering design and construction, environmental laboratories, decontamination, decommissioning, and environmental remediation – as well as emerging topics such as small modular reactors, clean energy, Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM).

The Independent Power Producers Society of Alberta is hosting its 30th Annual Conference, don’t miss the opportunity to attend this energy conference to hear what investors, consumers and policy thinkers have to say. This conference is the place to network with other North American energy industry experts, power producers, policy makers and transmission developers.

The NextGen2NetZero Nuclear Technology Forum is an exclusive event aimed at addressing the critical need to bridge the gap between the next workforce generation and the advancements in nuclear reactor technologies – crucial on the aim to achieving the Net-Zero objectives in the nuclear industry.

PDAC 2024: The World’s Premier Mineral Exploration & Mining Convention is the leading event for people, companies and organizations connected to mineral exploration. The annual award winning PDAC Convention in Toronto, Canada brings together up to 30,000 attendees from over 130+ countries for its educational programming, networking events, business opportunities and fun.

The NEA will host an international workshop on the economics of small modular reactors (SMRs) at Fairmont Château Laurier in Ottawa, Canada, on Tuesday, 27 February 2024. This international workshop aims to assess recent progress in SMR deployment and discuss how different policy frameworks, deployment strategies, and delivery models will influence the overall economics of SMRs. Additionally, the event will draw insights from comparable industries that have achieved cost reductions through serial construction, identifying potential approaches for SMR projects.

GLOBE Forum is North America’s premier event for leaders and change-makers at the forefront of advancing a regenerative and equitable economy. At GLOBE Forum 2024, you’ll be inspired to go further and faster on the road to a regenerative future. You’ll build the business partnerships, foster the connections, and accelerate the solutions to drive positive impacts for our economy, for our planet, and for humanity.

The Energy Council of Canada (ECC) will once again invite representatives from its members, as well as some special guests, to participate in our annual review and forecast. The ECC asks member organizations to share with the public their reflections on the year just ended and their expectations for the energy sector in the year to come.

Connect with executives from the financial, global nuclear energy and technology sectors to explore the investment potential of nuclear energy and technology.

The 2023 United Nations Climate Change 

World Nuclear Exhibition is the leading international event for all players in the civil nuclear industry. 

EIF 2023 fosters collaboration across the Canadian energy sector and continues to challenge accelerating the pace of change, and what it takes to unlock smart energy implementation. 

The conference theme focuses on the advancements by WiN in the nuclear industry in Canada, both domestically and internationally, profiling the valuable contribution women make to the nuclear industry and continuing to advance the representation of women in nuclear. 

The four-day program is planned to be anchored around the Conference Board of Canada’s International Roundtable event, Nuclear Energy in Sustainable Finance: An International Roundtable. 

The conference will provide another opportunity for the nuclear community to elaborate on the attributes of nuclear power in the context of climate change and net zero transitions. 

Taking Action is the second conference collaboration between the Association of Power Producers of Ontario (APPrO) and the Ontario Energy Association (OEA). 

The IAEA has a general conference to consider and approve the IAEA’s budget and to decide on other issues raised by the Board of Governors, the Director-General, and Member States. High-ranking officials and representatives from IAEA Member States will consider a range of issues. 

4th Energy Transition And Emission Reduction for Metal and Mining Industry. The conference unites experts, industry leaders, policymakers, and stakeholders to address greenhouse gas challenges. 

An annual gathering of federal, provincial, and territorial ministers responsible for energy and mining portfolios. Ministers discuss shared priorities for advancing energy and mining development across the country. 

The Oil Sands Conference & Trade Show is the source for innovations, technologies, and solutions driving production, cost reduction, and environmental protection. 

Top nuclear industry leaders, experts, and executives gather in London, UK, to share information and experiences that will promote nuclear energy’s role in the transition to a clean and sustainable world. 

Canada’s premier conference on nuclear waste and decommissioning, providing a forum for discussion on technical, regulatory, environmental, social, and economic aspects of radioactive waste management and more. 

The Net-Zero Advisory Body and the Canadian Climate Institute will host “2030 in Focus: Getting the Next Decade Right on Net-Zero” on October 18. Discussions will focus on the progress toward net zero, from a national and an international perspective.

The CNWC Conference provides an opportunity to meet and network with other unionized workers in Canada’s nuclear industry, receive an update on current events in the industry and to provide input into the Council’s activities.

The Canadian Nuclear Society (CNS) is hosting the 4th International Conference on Generation IV and Small Reactors (G4SR-4) in cooperation with international partners in industry and government. 

The Oil Sands Conference & Trade Show is the place for oil sands operators and their contractors to seek solutions and innovations to reduce costs and maximize existing equipment and facilities, while also sharing knowledge on how operators are lessening their environmental impact. 

Top nuclear industry leaders, experts and executives will come together, to share information and experience that will elevate nuclear energy as a key contributor in the transition to a clean and sustainable world.

The 15th International Conference on CANDU Fuel, will bring together international nuclear fuel industry experts involved in research, design, fabrication, operations, fuel modelling, safety analysis and regulation.

NEI’s Nuclear Energy Assembly brings together leaders throughout the nuclear, energy and climate communities. Be a part of this important conversation about the future of nuclear energy.

First Nations Power Authority is hosting its 6th Annual Indigenous Clean Energy Forum June 13-14, 2022, at the Casino Regina Show Lounge, in Regina

As North America’s Leading Energy Event, the Global Energy Show is the largest B2B exhibition and conference engaging with industry buyers and sellers, stakeholders and partners, CEOs and young professionals together to share knowledge and fuel innovation in the ever-changing energy landscape.

FinNuclear and the Nordic Nuclear Forum partners – Fennovoima, Fortum, STUK International, TVO, VTT and the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment – are organizing the next Nordic Nuclear Forum 2022 as a live event in Helsinki. We all look forward to the off-screen in-person meetings and lively discussions, which have been the cornerstone of the Nordic Nuclear Forum.

The Indigenous Partnerships Success Showcase returned for its third annual event on May 26 and 27, 2022, live at the Fairmont Pacific Rim and to a global audience on our virtual platform, Vidflex.

Over the course of five days, the First International Conference on Nuclear Law: The Global Debate will provide a unique forum for leading global experts from governments, international and non-governmental organizations, industry, academia and civil society to share experiences and discuss topical issues with a view to developing further the various areas of nuclear law and promoting international expertise in this field.

CNA2022 will bring together industry experts to explore and advance nuclear’s role as an essential partner in achieving Canada’s climate targets and reaching Net Zero.

Founded in 2000, the Global Business Forum is held annually in Banff, Alberta, surrounded by the majestic Canadian Rocky Mountains. It is an independent, not-for-profit corporation funded by sponsors promoting thought and action leadership. The Forum provides an opportunity for invited international business executives, academics and government leaders to present, explore, discuss and debate crucial global economic and social issues turning our world with international speakers.

The International Conference on Geological Repositories (ICGR) brings together high-level decision-makers from regulatory and local government bodies, waste management organisations and public stakeholder communities to review current perspectives of geological repository development. Conferences are held every 4-5 years.

For over three decades, GLOBE Forum has brought together Canada’s sustainability and climate leaders, changemakers and practitioners so that we can move farther, faster, together.

Nuclear New Builds 2022 will gather decision-makers from the nuclear power sector- power generation companies, nuclear power plant owners, operators, OEM manufacturers and EPC contractors.

The two day event will bring together senior executives from the key industry stakeholders from Energy Providers, Plant Owners & Operators, Industry Consultants & Experts, Lawyers, Purchasing and Procurement Management Professionals, Nuclear Regulators, Nuclear Technology Companies, Industry Investors, Asset Management Companies, Nuclear Engineers and Safety Inspectors, Decommissioning Managers, Waste Management Companies, Governmental representatives, Radiation and health protection agencies, Packaging & Transportation Officials, Academic Institutions, Research Organisations and Market Analysts.

A high-powered overview of energy policy and priorities for 2022, held in coordination with the United States Energy Association (USEA) State of the Energy event.