Registration is now open for the inaugural Nuclear Energy Policy Forum, May 14–16 in Washington, D.C. Even if you're already interested in nuclear energy, you’re a legislator, or you’re someone who works directly with nuclear energy, I know it might take a little motivation to make your way to D.C. for the event. Thankfully, we have a lot of good reasons for you to attend this year’s Nuclear Energy Policy Forum (NEPF).
Let’s focus on five:
1. NEI CEO Maria Korsnick’s State of the Industry Address
Every year, Maria delivers a State of the Industry Address to discuss the latest policy priorities and provide perspective on the latest news in the world of nuclear energy. Maria will cover federal and state legislation as well as tackle things like the workforce, energy demand, and more. For an idea of what Maria will discuss this year, feel free to check out last year’s address.
2. Access to the Premier Forum on Nuclear Energy Policy
Attending the NEPF will give you exclusive insights and access to the latest developments in nuclear energy policy. This is a unique opportunity to participate in conversations about our energy future alongside top experts and thought leaders.
3. Networking Opportunities with Policymakers and Influencers
Meet decision-makers and influencers in the energy sector. Forge valuable connections that contribute to meaningful collaborations. The folks you can connect with here range from legislators to government affairs staff to folks who work for nuclear energy companies.
4. Prepare for the Future of Energy Policy
Listen to expert outlooks on the future of energy policy. As an advocate, policymaker, industry professional, or just a big fan of nuclear, you'll be prepared for a dynamic policy environment and understand the forces at play–from a push for clean energy and energy security to driving innovation and U.S. global leadership.
5. Explore How Nuclear Is Working with Other Technologies to Advance Clean Energy
You will have the opportunity to explore innovative collaborations between nuclear energy and other technologies to promote clean energy solutions. Nuclear energy’s power and flexibility gives it a chance to work with many technologies to eliminate carbon emissions. Learn more about that!
Join NEI and industry leaders, policy stakeholders, and experts in clean energy and national security for conversations that will set the stage for the future of nuclear energy policy and advocacy. Learn more about who is coming out and don’t miss out and register now!
