World Nuclear Supply Chain
15 - 16 June 2026, Stockholm, Sweden
Senior executives, developers and suppliers came together at World Nuclear Supply Chain (WNSC) 2026, a joint event with the Philippine International Nuclear Energy Forum 2026 (PINEF 2026). It was organized by World Nuclear Association and the Department of Energy of the Republic of the Philippines.
The international forum brought the industry together to capitalize on the multi-trillion-dollar global supply chain opportunity and strengthen capabilities for the roll-out of nuclear projects.
World Nuclear Supply Chain 2027 will take place in Stockholm, Sweden, on 15–16 June 2027. Register your interest to hear first when registration opens.
Leading organizations that participated
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Why Attend?
Gain a competitive edge.
Access the latest market insights and position your company at the forefront of the global nuclear supply chain.
Connect with industry leaders.
- B2B networking
- B2G networking
- Utilities
- Developers
- Reactor vendors
- Engineering, procurement and construction companies (EPCs)
- Financiers
- Manufacturers
Unlock global opportunities.
Discover upcoming projects, procurement timelines, and partnership opportunities driving the expansion of nuclear energy worldwide.
“The Philippines is pleased to partner with World Nuclear Association to convene this integrated event in Manila. As ASEAN countries explore sustainable pathways to meet growing energy demand, cooperation on policy, skills, investment and supply chain capability will be essential. This forum will support constructive dialogue and practical partnerships that can help unlock opportunities for nuclear energy development in the Philippines, across ASEAN and beyond.”
Ms Sharon Garin, Secretary of the Department of Energy, Department of Energy
Republic of the Philippines
"The expansion of nuclear energy will be delivered through strong regional partnerships and resilient global supply chains. By partnering with the Philippines Department of Energy, we are creating a single platform that brings international expertise together with ASEAN’s priorities for industrial development, clean energy and energy security. This partnership will help turn ambition into practical collaboration across the full nuclear value chain."
Dr Sama Bilbao y Leon, Director General, World Nuclear Association
Delegates will benefit from:
- ASEAN members and other country insights from governments and key industry bodies on nuclear programmes and project pipelines.
- Learn lessons and best practice from utilities, project teams and constructors across the globe.
- Direct engagement with senior procurement executives from leading developers, vendors, and EPCs.
- B2B matchmaking sessions to foster collaboration and business relationships.
- Case studies showcasing innovative solutions to supply chain and project delivery challenges.
- Insights on market trends and dynamics to help your company stay ahead in a rapidly evolving energy landscape.
Programme Highlights
Day 1 - Tuesday 20 October
Sessions (09:00-17:00)
B2B/B2G Meetings
Welcome reception (17:00-19:00)
Day 2 - Wednesday 21 October
Sessions (09:00-16:00)
B2B/B2G Meetings
Technical Tour - Thursday 22 October and Friday 23 October
Who Should Attend?
WNSC brings together key stakeholders from across the global nuclear supply chain, including:
- Utilities & Developers – Connect with the global supply chain to support local development needs
- Reactor Vendors/ EPCs – Position your company to access new markets and build partnerships across the nuclear sector
- Suppliers & Manufacturers – Showcase your products and services to potential customers
- New Market Entrants – Gain vital insights and connections to establish your footprint in the growing nuclear industry
About World Nuclear Supply Chain Conference
World Nuclear Supply Chain Conference is the leading annual meeting for the global nuclear supply chain.
In 2025, it united 310 delegates from 196 companies across 27 countries, creating powerful business connections and accelerating global collaboration in nuclear deployment.
