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As the UK and Europe accelerate the transition towards secure, low-carbon energy systems, advanced nuclear technologies are increasingly being recognised as a strategic pillar for strengthening energy security, supporting industrial competitiveness, and delivering long-term decarbonisation objectives.

The UK has set an ambition to expand nuclear generating capacity to 24 GWe by 2050, while governments across Europe are exploring the deployment of Small Modular Reactors (SMRs), Advanced Modular Reactors (AMRs), and Generation IV technologies to provide reliable low-carbon electricity, industrial heat, hydrogen production, and future energy services. The selection of Rolls-Royce SMR for the UK’s first SMR programme and growing interest in advanced reactor deployment at industrial sites, former power stations, and digital infrastructure campuses demonstrate the momentum building behind next-generation nuclear development.

However, moving from policy ambition and demonstration projects to large-scale commercial deployment remains a significant challenge. Delivering advanced nuclear at pace will require streamlined regulation, repeatable project delivery models, qualified supply chains, advanced fuel availability, specialist skills, and substantial investment in manufacturing capability. At the same time, developers are seeking to reduce costs and deployment risks by embracing modular construction, digital engineering, advanced manufacturing technologies, and industrialised approaches to fleet deployment.

Across Europe, collaboration between reactor developers, utilities, fuel suppliers, engineering companies, equipment manufacturers, technology providers, investors, regulators, and policymakers is becoming increasingly critical to accelerating deployment and establishing a globally competitive advanced nuclear industry.

Advanced Nuclear Summit Europe 2027 will bring together reactor developers, utilities, engineering and EPC companies, fuel cycle specialists, component manufacturers, digital technology providers, investors, regulators, and government representatives to explore the strategies shaping the future of advanced nuclear deployment in the UK and Europe. The summit will highlight the latest developments in SMRs, AMRs, advanced fuels, modular manufacturing, digital project delivery, supply chain readiness, industrial applications, and long-term fleet deployment strategies.

Hosted at Delta Hotels by Marriott Heathrow Windsor, Slough, UK, the event provides a high-level platform for industry collaboration, technical knowledge exchange, and commercial partnership development. By connecting stakeholders across the advanced nuclear ecosystem, the summit aims to support the delivery of scalable, competitive, and resilient nuclear infrastructure capable of meeting Europe’s growing demand for secure and sustainable energy.

Eminent Speakers at ANSE2027

2027 Sponsors & Partners

Advanced Nuclear Summit Europe 2027 is being developed in collaboration with leading reactor developers, utilities, engineering firms, fuel cycle companies, equipment manufacturers, technology providers, and industry stakeholders supporting the deployment and scale-up of advanced nuclear technologies across the UK and Europe.

A Premier Platform for Leaders Driving Advanced Nuclear Deployment, Industrialisation & Fleet Scale-Up

Connecting the Advanced Nuclear Ecosystem

Explore a high-level agenda at Advanced Nuclear Summit Europe 2027, where reactor developers, utilities, fuel cycle companies, engineering and EPC firms, equipment manufacturers, technology providers, regulators, investors, and policymakers will share strategic insights and forward-looking solutions shaping the future of advanced nuclear deployment across the UK and Europe.

Discover pathways to fleet deployment, modular manufacturing, advanced fuels, digital engineering, supply chain readiness, industrial applications, and collaboration opportunities supporting cost reduction, project delivery, industrial competitiveness, and the commercialisation of next-generation nuclear technologies.

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Join us as a partner at Advanced Nuclear Summit Europe 2027 and position your brand at the forefront of Europe's advanced nuclear renaissance. Showcase your technologies and engineering capabilities, support the transition from first-of-a-kind projects to fleet deployment, and connect directly with reactor developers, utilities, fuel cycle companies, engineering firms, equipment manufacturers, regulators, and government organisations.

Engage with industry leaders advancing modular manufacturing, fuel supply chains, digital engineering, supply chain readiness, and next-generation nuclear technologies, while strengthening partnerships and expanding your presence across Europe's advanced nuclear ecosystem.

Advanced Nuclear Technologies and Deployment Solutions

Explore advanced technologies and engineering solutions supporting the deployment and scale-up of next-generation nuclear across the UK and Europe.

Discover the latest developments in SMRs, AMRs, Generation IV systems, advanced fuels, modular manufacturing, digital engineering, autonomous operation, and industrial applications. Learn how reactor developers, utilities, engineering firms, fuel suppliers, and technology providers are reducing deployment risks, improving cost competitiveness, accelerating project delivery, and enabling the transition from first-of-a-kind projects to repeatable fleet deployment while building a resilient, scalable, innovative, and globally competitive advanced nuclear industry.

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Scaling Innovation for Advanced Nuclear Deployment and Fleet Delivery

2027 marks a critical stage for advanced nuclear deployment across the UK and Europe, as governments, utilities, reactor developers, and industry accelerate efforts to strengthen energy security, support decarbonisation objectives, and establish long-term nuclear capacity. Driven by growing electricity demand, industrial competitiveness, and net-zero ambitions, the focus is increasingly shifting towards commercialising advanced reactor technologies, accelerating project delivery, scaling modular manufacturing, strengthening fuel and supply chain resilience, and enabling repeatable fleet deployment across the region.