Nuclear Energy Workshops

From Demand to Delivery: Nuclear Energy for the AI Era

The conference brought together a focused group of leaders from the nuclear, utility, data center, finance, technology, policy, and project delivery sectors to examine how nuclear energy can support the rapidly growing electricity demand driven by artificial...

Energy Security After The Iran Conflict: The Case for Nuclear Power

The recent Iran conflict has sharpened global attention on the relationship between energy security, nuclear governance, regional instability, and the future of civil nuclear power. The discussion underscored that the international energy system is entering a period...

Allied Nuclear Partnerships: Advancing U.S.–Korea–Japan Cooperation

As global electricity demand accelerates—driven by artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing, and electrification—nuclear energy is re-emerging as a central pillar of long-term energy security and clean power strategies. The United States, Korea, and Japan each...
Emerging Trends in a Global Nuclear Energy Arena

Emerging Trends in a Global Nuclear Energy Arena

Nuclear energy is largely driven by its ability to enable clean urban living. Rapid global urbanization, energy security concerns, and decarbonization of industrial sectors are all significant factors driving the shift towards nuclear energy, as nuclear is...

Closing the Fuel Cycle: Revisiting Nuclear Fuel Recycling

Closing the Fuel Cycle: Revisiting Nuclear Fuel Recycling

Reprocessing of nuclear fuel for recycled use into reactors has traditionally not been conducted in the United States due to the poor economics of utilizing recycled fuel versus obtaining fresh fuel. However, with Advanced Fast Reactors coming towards the...

Fueling the Next Generation Reactors: Availability of HALEU

Fueling the Next Generation Reactors: Availability of HALEU

Sanctions on Russia have created a large shortage of HALEU production capabilities for Western nations. The United States nuclear industry will need HALEU to support the federal activities to commercialize advanced reactors, but the industry is not currently...

Global Cooperation in HEU Minimization

Global Cooperation in HEU Minimization

Highly enriched uranium (HEU), a core component of nuclear weapons, has been used for decades to power research reactors, produce medical isotopes and fuel naval submarines. Today, with a few exceptions, technical developments have made it possible to...

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