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2026 Nuclear Energy Conference & Expo (NECX)
August 24–27, 2026
Dallas, TX|Hilton Anatole
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Plenary Session
Monday, June 16, 2025|8:00–11:30AM CDT|Grand Ballroom I
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Panel-Globalizing Nuclear: Building Capacity and Collaboration
Tripling global nuclear energy capacity by 2050 demands bold, coordinated action across countries and industries. In this panel, experts from diverse sectors will share how their organizations contribute to this ambitious effort. They will discuss strategies for helping new nations build nuclear capacity and emphasize the importance of international collaboration and support. Panelists will explain how vendors compete for nuclear contracts and expand their global reach. Panelists will also outline national strategies and preparations for scaling up nuclear energy. While most near-term projects center on fission, panelists will also explore fusion’s potential role, highlighting the progress, opportunities, and challenges. Together, they will showcase the dynamic, multi-layered approach required to achieve this global energy transformation.
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Due to the overwhelming response to this conference, there may not be enough seating in the Opening Plenary for all attendees. To ensure everyone can participate, additional seating is available in Chicago Ballroom D (5th floor) with a live stream to the main room. We invite you to enjoy the opening plenary from this viewing space and be part of the excitement.
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