The 19th Annual RadWaste Summit
Gain cutting-edge insights from industry experts and DOE authorities on tackling waste management challenges, innovating in spent fuel processing, and understanding new regulatory landscapes.
Why Attend
The must-attend event for professionals in high and low-level waste management and those in DOE Laboratory Leadership. Check out the 6 compelling reasons why YOU should attend the Summit:
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Learn about the latest in spent fuel management, weaponry waste modernization, and critical regulatory changes poised to reshape radioactive disposal practices.
Sponsor/Turnkey
Reach more than 300+ industry professionals over 3 days of the conference, with time built in for attendees to visit the exhibits.
2025 Speakers
The 2025 Summit features industry and government experts who will inspire, present updates, and discuss business opportunities that you will be able to act on.
The Summit includes speakers from the NNSA, the U.S. House of Representatives, the U.S. Senate, National Laboratories, the U.S. Department of Energy, the U.S. Department of Defense, contractors, and more.
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