Nuclear Fuel Supply Forum 2027

A focused Washington, DC forum for the professionals shaping nuclear fuel supply, policy, markets and long-term fuel strategy.
January 26, 2027 | Washington, DC

The Nuclear Fuel Cycle in Focus

The Nuclear Fuel Supply Forum (NFSF) brings together leaders across the nuclear fuel cycle for a focused, in-person discussion on the domestic and global developments shaping nuclear fuel supply.

Join government, industry and market experts on January 26, 2027, in Washington, DC, to explore nuclear fuel supply challenges, policy developments, market trends and practical solutions for a stable fuel supply.

The half-day forum concludes with a networking reception, providing a valuable opportunity to connect with utilities, fuel suppliers, policymakers, regulators, investors, and other fuel-cycle stakeholders.

Explore the Future of Nuclear Fuel Supply

As the nuclear industry plans for growth, secure, reliable and resilient fuel supply is increasingly important. NFSF provides timely insight into the market conditions, policy decisions, supply-chain developments and stakeholder priorities shaping nuclear fuel strategy in the United States and globally.

Attend NFSF to:

Gain timely insight into domestic and global nuclear fuel supply developments.
Understand legislation, government programs, and policy decisions affecting the fuel cycle.
Hear industry perspectives on fuel-supply challenges, recent successes, and potential solutions.
Connect with government, industry, and market experts across the nuclear fuel supply chain.
Leave with information to support informed procurement, investment, contracting, policy and organizational decision-making.

NFSF offers timely insights and valuable connections for professionals who manage fuel procurement, monitor uranium, conversion or enrichment markets, advise on policy or investment, or support the nuclear fuel supply chain, helping you make informed decisions.

Who Should Attend the Nuclear Fuel Supply Forum

NFSF is designed for professionals involved in:

Utilities and fuel strategy: fuel managers, nuclear fuel procurement professionals, and long-term fuel strategy leaders.
Fuel supply chain: uranium, conversion and enrichment professionals; fuel fabricators; brokers; traders; and transporters.
Policy and regulation: government officials, policymakers and regulators involved in nuclear fuel and energy policy.
Finance, investment and legal: investors, analysts, financial professionals and legal advisers focused on nuclear fuel markets and supply.