September is going to be a busy month for the NucFinder team.

Over the next few weeks, we’ll be taking part in several nuclear industry events across Europe and the US:

14 September — Arnova Nuclear Energy Summit 2026, Zurich 🇨🇭
21–23 September — Texas Nuclear Summit, Texas 🇺🇸
23 September — SMR Expo -SMALL MODULAR REACTOR EXPO, Derby 🇬🇧
29–30 September — ENES2026 SMR, Warsaw 🇵🇱

For us, these events are a great opportunity to meet utilities, developers, EPCs, suppliers, technology companies and industry organisations — and to continue the conversation around one of the sector’s biggest challenges: building a stronger and more connected nuclear supply chain.

If you’ll be attending any of these events, we’d be very happy to meet, exchange ideas and discuss potential collaboration.

See you in Zurich, Texas, Derby and Warsaw.

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