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G4SR-5 (Generation IV Small Reactors)
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:
Pacific Basin Nuclear Conference 2024 (PBNC)
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.
2024 Women in Nuclear – Canada Annual Conference
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!
IAEA International Conference on Small Modular Reactors and their Applications
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.
NuclearFACTS 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.
2024 United Nations Climate Change Conference – COP29
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.
CNA Workforce Planning Forum
This is a one-day workshop on workforce planning within the nuclear sector. This event is designed to provide valuable insights and strategies to address workforce challenges in the industry.
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. As part of this work we are hosting a Workforce Planning Forum in Toronto on November 13, 2024. 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.
1st Canada-ASEAN Energy Transition Summit
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.
NES 2024: Global Nuclear Energy and Safety Confex
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.
Nuclear 2024
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.
14th International Conference on Tritium Science and Technology
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.
