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World Nuclear Fuel Cycle (WNFC) is a top-level international forum co-organized by the Nuclear Energy Institute and World Nuclear Association.

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.

Indigenous Engagement Training Workshop

Hosted by the Canadian Nuclear Association

Facilitated by Mokwateh

Join us for an immersive and practical full-day Indigenous Engagement Training Workshop on April 14, preceding the Canadian Nuclear Association (CNA) Annual Conference. This session is designed for professionals in the nuclear industry seeking to deepen their understanding of Indigenous communities, economies, and energy projects. Through a combination of interactive lectures, scenario-based exercises, and storytelling from experts, participants will gain valuable insights into fostering meaningful partnerships and gain increased confidence in the practice of Indigenous community engagement. This workshop will equip you with the knowledge and practical tools necessary to engage respectfully and effectively with Indigenous communities, aligning your work with the broader goals of reconciliation and sustainable development.

Don’t miss this opportunity to build bridges, expand your skill set, and contribute to a more inclusive and collaborative future in the energy sector.

Date: April 14 2025

Location: Constitution Square, 340 Albert St, 2nd Floor

Time: 8:30 AM – 3:00 PM

Register now to secure your spot and be part of this important conversation!

Building upon recent years of unprecedented growth in government and public support, the Canadian nuclear industry is breaking ground, expanding manufacturing facilities, pouring concrete, and starting to build the next generation of our country’s nuclear fleet. CNA2025 will move beyond discussing high-level targets and goals to focus on practical and immediate solutions of how to turn ambition, on both large and small nuclear, into reality. This is set to be the largest and most important CNA conference ever, featuring both high-level and technical programming spread across multiple stages.

Join industry, government, and Indigenous-owned corporation experts at the Sheraton Centre Hotel, Toronto, on April 27-29, 2025, to discover how leading global businesses are achieving commercial success and sustainability by embracing partnerships with Indigenous Peoples, communities and Nations, respecting their rights, and incorporating their principles and perspectives into their business practices.

The conference will provide a global platform to exchange good practices, experiences, challenges and lessons learned related to stakeholder engagement for nuclear power programmes. It will enhance global understanding of diverse perspectives, concerns, and interests of stakeholders involved in nuclear power programmes at various levels. It will also share methods and approaches to address the concerns of stakeholders and incorporate their views into the decision-making process.

The conference is open to participants from Member States that are embarking on or considering embarking on new nuclear power programmes as well as Member States with operating nuclear power plants, including those considering expanding their nuclear power programmes. The conference is also open to participants from Member States implementing or planning to implement nuclear fuel cycle activities and/or radioactive waste management activities related to nuclear power programmes. Participants are expected to include stakeholder engagement practitioners and communication experts, policy makers, government officials, regulators, owners, operators, technical support organizations, waste management organizations, organizations which represent local community interests, industry representatives, research and academic institutions, non‑governmental organizations and international organizations with an interest in stakeholder engagement for nuclear programmes.

The IAEA highly encourages the participation of women, early career professionals, and individuals from developing countries.

Join us for the inaugural First Nations Energy and Natural Resources Forum, hosted by the Saskatchewan First Nations Natural Resource Centre of Excellence (the Centre). This three-day event is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to engage with financial sector and business leaders, government officials, and international stakeholders as we explore the transformative potential of First Nations’ leadership in North America’s energy transition.

Our 9th Annual Indigenous Clean Energy Forum is your opportunity to learn from Indigenous leaders, share knowledge, celebrate accomplishments, and explore the future of clean energy initiatives.

The two-day forum event will cover topics such as:

The tripling of worldwide nuclear capacity, called for at COP28, requires the build-out of reactors both large and small, factoring in design, fuel availability, fuel recycling, and safe disposal of nuclear material. AnnCon2025 brings together a comprehensive overview of their interrelationships. 

North America’s leading B2B energy exhibition and conference bringing technology, innovation and the transfer of knowledge under one roof. Hosting five halls of exhibition space, two conferences and an awards gala, Global Energy Show Canada fosters innovation, leadership and synergy between all energy verticals within three fully-packed days.

This annual event hosted by the Canadian Nuclear Isotope Council (CNIC), a consortium of academic centers (UHN, LHSC, BCCA, CAMH), and the Canadian Medical Isotope Ecosystem (CMIE) brings together leaders from Canada’s isotope community and abroad to discuss common issues and strategic opportunities in the isotope and radiotheranostics industry.

In 2025, the Canadian Radiotheranostics Leaders’ Summit will be expanding in scope and scale to reach new audiences and include more opportunities to discuss new and emerging trends, research, and applications.

Expansion of the Leaders’ Summit also creates tremendous opportunities for CNIC Members to get involved and showcase their work in some new ways this year, including an exhibitor hall, larger student program, and new advertising opportunities!

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.

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.

NAYGN is heading to the West Region to host our third stand-alone NAYGN Continental Conference starting Sunday, June 22, 2025, and concluding Wednesday, June 25, 2025, in the stunning city of Denver, Colorado at the Grand Hyatt Denver.

Nestled against the backdrop of the Rocky Mountains, Denver offers breathtaking views boasting a vibrant, thriving cultural urban scene. Denver is an innovative, forward-thinking city in the clean energy sector … however, nuclear is missing from its sustainability efforts!

NAYGN is excited to welcome Colorado State Senator Larry Liston as our special guest. Our conference will provide our attendees with a fantastic opportunity to showcase our commitment to Energizing the Future of Nuclear in Denver. Everyone is invited to join us in advocating for nuclear energy while participating in professional development sessions, soft skills training, technical discussions, and networking with industry leaders.

Attendees can explore the exhibit hall featuring NAYGN’s sponsors, nuclear and clean energy industry partners, and nuclear advocates during sessions, breaks, and meals. Evening networking events will take place on Sunday and Monday, providing opportunities to connect with other conference attendees, industry professionals, and NAYGN board members. Tuesday evening will be reserved for company and regional events.

The 28th Structural Mechanics in Reactor Technology (SMiRT28) conference is scheduled in Toronto, Canada, from August 10 to 15, 2025. The conference theme is “Harnessing Nuclear Technologies & Innovation as a Path to Net Zero by 2050.”

The SMiRT conference, a prestigious platform for discussing structural mechanics in reactor technology and innovation, eagerly anticipates your valuable contributions to nuclear structural mechanics in a number of technical topical areas. Your expertise in this field, particularly with the growing focus on Small Modular Reactor design and development, is highly relevant and will greatly enrich our discussions. Your participation will not only contribute to our conference’s success but also provide you with an exciting opportunity to network with other experts, gain insights into the latest developments in the field, and enhance your professional reputation.

The 6th Canadian Conference on Waste Management, Decommissioning and Environmental Restoration will be held in Blue Mountain on August24th-28th, 2025. The theme of the conference is Balancing the Management of Radioactive Waste and Future Decommissioning Of Canada’s Existing Nuclear Fleet with the needs for building a new Zero-Carbon Future.

The conference will be organized into three days of plenary sessions, concurrent technical tracks and poster sessions with a business exhibition to showcase technology, equipment and services. Optional post-conference technical tours will be available. More information to come!

The 14th International Conference on Tritium Science and Technology presents a unique opportunity for scientists and engineers to engage in meaningful interactions. This event serves as a platform for the exchange of knowledge garnered from diverse scientific and engineering research in tritium science and technology. Moreover, it aims to foster future collaborations without borders, paving the way for innovative partnerships and advancements in the field.

COG’s bi-annual Collaboration Week (CCW) is a unique opportunity for nuclear professionals and technical experts to network, learn from one another, and drive innovation forward.

CCW 2023, held in Niagara Falls, Ontario, brought together over 400 participants from Canada and around the world to share knowledge, best practices, and experiences on topics such as asset management, fuel handling, and research and development.

As the industry manages the existing fleet while advancing new nuclear technologies and builds, while prioritizing cybersecurity, integrating artificial intelligence and other technological advancements, coordination and cooperation across the industry and supply chain will be essential to meet ambitious targets.

CCW 2025 will play a pivotal role in driving innovation and advancing Canadian nuclear energy as a cornerstone of our country’s clean energy future.

The Program will focus on building and empowering the Nuclear Industry of the future, in areas such as:

With around 780 actors from all over the world, WNE is covering the whole nuclear supply chain.

Don’t miss specific inside events and source your future partners with pre-organized business meetings.

Stay ahead of the latest innovations and market trends, while attending high-level disruptive talks about the challenges the sector is facing with the most prestigious international experts.

Discover the 17 international pavilions, companies can shine with the support and backing of the leading international nuclear associations.