NextGen Nuclear Summit USA

The United States is at the centre of the next nuclear revolution. With the rapid expansion of AI and data centres, the drive to decarbonise heavy industry, and government support for advanced nuclear technologies, America is poised to lead global deployment.

The NextGen Nuclear Summit USA brings together nuclear innovators, technology leaders, investors, and policymakers to turn ambition into delivery. Across keynote sessions, panels, and private roundtables, we’ll explore how Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) and Advanced Modular Reactors (AMRs) can provide the secure, scalable, and zero-carbon power backbone the US economy needs.

Core Focus Areas

• AI & Data Centres: Examining how nuclear can deliver clean, reliable baseload power for hyperscalers and digital infrastructure across the United States.

• Industrial Decarbonisation: Exploring nuclear’s role in powering heavy industry, hydrogen, and synthetic fuels while strengthening energy security.

• Scaling Deployment: From demonstration projects to national fleets: strategies to accelerate siting, supply chain development, and workforce growth.

• Financing Models: Unpacking public and private investment frameworks to de-risk and finance modular nuclear projects at scale.

• Regulatory Innovation: Addressing licensing, permitting, and federal-state coordination to speed time-to-market while maintaining safety.

• Global Leadership: Positioning the United States as a nuclear technology exporter and a driver of international energy partnerships.

Why the US?

• Home to the largest AI and cloud infrastructure market in the world.

• A federal government prioritising advanced nuclear deployment through DOE support, tax incentives, and loan guarantees.

• A diverse energy-intensive industrial base seeking competitive, clean power.

• A growing ecosystem of private developers and technology companies ready to build the next wave of nuclear capacity.

Who Will Attend

• SMR and AMR technology developers

• Hyperscalers, data centre operators, and digital infrastructure leaders

• Heavy industry and hydrogen producers

• Investors, lenders, and financial institutions

• DOE, NRC, state energy offices, and federal agencies

• Engineering, infrastructure, and supply chain partners

Programme Highlights

• Keynotes from nuclear developers, government officials, and technology leaders

• Panels on financing, regulation, and industrial partnerships

• Roundtables connecting investors, offtakers, and policymakers

• Networking designed to create partnerships and accelerate projects