Events

Looking ahead, 2026 marks a defining milestone for our organization as we proudly host our biennial flagship event, IYNC2026, taking place from 4-9 October 2026 in the heart of Avignon, France. Set within the awe‑inspiring Palais des Papes, a UNESCO World Heritage site steeped in history, IYNC 2026 will provide an unforgettable backdrop for a truly global gathering. Under the theme “The Chain

The European Nuclear Energy Forum (ENEF) serves as a unique platform for comprehensive discussions about the opportunities and risks associated with nuclear energy. Traditionally organised by the European Commission in cooperation with the host country, this year’s forum will take place in the Czech Republic. The venue and agenda are currently being finalised. Further information regarding the

The European Commission co-organises the 20th Strategic Energy Technology Plan (SET Plan) conference with Ireland’s Department of Climate, Energy and the Environment and the Irish EU Presidency. It will be hosted in the Cork City Hall. The 2026 conference is dedicated to the competitiveness and sovereignty of the European strategic energy technologies. Bringing together key EU and national policymakers, investors, industry

Enlit Europe is our flagship event, bringing together 15,000 energy transition professionals each year. In person. Because nothing beats meeting face-to-face. In 2026, Enlit Europe takes place from 10–12 November in Vienna, a city at the heart of one of the most important challenges in the European energy transition today: integration. This is where the

ANTS 2026 will be the first European conference dedicated to space nuclear technologies, bringing together leading experts from across the global space and nuclear communities. The ANTS conference was established to provide a consistent platform linking Europe’s expanding nuclear and space sectors, as no regular forum currently exists to connect these two rapidly evolving communities. The conference

The International Atomic Energy Agency’s (IAEA) latest high case projection for nuclear power capacity in 2050 sees a 150% increase from current levels to 992 gigawatts. This reflects decisions around the world supporting the long-term operation (LTO) of existing reactors, new construction of large nuclear power plants (NPPs), and the development and deployment of small modular

The conference will focus on practical solutions, lessons learned, and emerging strategies that support LTO, with special emphasis on PWR and VVER reactors as well as the unique needs of research reactors. Key Topics Early implementation of ageing management Challenges and solutions in ageing management to support LTO Ageing management of research reactors Lessons learned