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United Coalition for Advanced Nuclear Power
WHY
World governments are increasingly interested in nuclear power to meet their net zero, energy and economic goals. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine added national security and supply chain challenges to that list.
The United States has taken steps to shore-up its nuclear fleet and invested significantly in next-generation nuclear technology intended to be sold abroad. Now, there must be a new dialogue among governments, industry, community stakeholders and others who want nuclear solutions to meet their energy security needs.
WHAT
A meeting of government and industry leaders, subject matter experts and regional stakeholders to chart a path for advanced nuclear power reactors to meet U.S. priorities for energy reliability, national security, international development, and environmental sustainment.
WHO WILL BE INVITED
Anyone with a role in nuclear energy security, financing and deployment, including:
- The White House
- Departments of Defense, Energy, State, Commerce and Treasury
- Nuclear Regulatory Commission
- Export-Import Bank
- U.S. Trade and Development Agency
- International Development Finance Corporation
- Members of Congress and staff
- International organizations and representatives, including International Atomic Energy Agency, The World Bank, Embassy Staff
- Financial professionals
- Local and regional stakeholders
- Clean energy advocates
- Utilities and developers
- Industrial energy consumers
- Academia
- Think Tanks
- Press
- Other stakeholders
WHAT WE’LL TALK ABOUT
- U.S. Department of Defense readying microreactor deployments
- Winning worldwide competition for new nuclear: energy face-off between West and Russia-China Alliance
- Nuclear fuels: Altering the world dynamic of nuclear energy, moving at the pace of uranium
- The international supply chain and finance
- Relationships among stakeholders, regulators and industry at home and abroad
