Proposals

Join World Nuclear Association at the leading international conference of the nuclear energy industry: World Nuclear Symposium 2023. This event will be an excellent opportunity to understand the global status of nuclear energy, connect with its leaders, and build new business opportunities.

Several factors have transformed the outlook for nuclear energy in recent years, including the pursuit of net-zero, energy security concerns and development of advanced nuclear designs. It is vital that the industry capitalizes on this by maintaining strong performance, increasing its value, and ensuring it is developing a talent pipeline of future nuclear experts and leaders.

The Association is now inviting proposals for presentations at World Nuclear Symposium 2023. Proposals are welcome on all aspects of nuclear energy, nuclear technologies, and the nuclear industry. The Association is particularly interested in submissions related to the following areas:

• Global finance and investment in nuclear
• Recruiting and developing the nuclear experts and leaders of tomorrow
• New build in newcomer countries
• Supply chain activities relating to nuclear power plants
• Plant life management
• Large businesses as energy users

This is a great opportunity to present to industry leaders, governments, energy experts and journalists, and to shape the future of nuclear energy globally at a critical point in time. Submit your presentation proposal by 5 April 2023 to be considered for the World Nuclear Symposium 2023 programme.

To submit your presentation proposal

Click the 'Submit your proposal' button to be taken to our online application form where you will need to provide:

• Title of Presentation
• A brief description of your proposed presentation (max 250 words)
• Contact details
• Brief speaker biography (max 300 words)
• Any additional information you wish to add

Successful applicants

We will inform you by 31 May 2023 if your proposal has been accepted for the programme.

Speakers will be expected to adhere to our presentation guidelines.