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World Nuclear Fuel Cycle 2022

26-27 April 2022, London, UK

World Nuclear Fuel Cycle (WNFC) is a top-level international forum co-organized by the Nuclear Energy Institute and World Nuclear Association.

The conference provides companies with cutting-edge information affecting the commercial nuclear fuel cycle, with a focus on enhancing the economic competitiveness of nuclear energy. Leading industry experts will provide information and insights that will help you and your company navigate successfully through the complex and changing fuel marketplace. WNFC also provides many opportunities to network with high-level industry executives.

The conference was held in London, UK on 26-27 April. In-person delegates gathered to networking at an evening welcome reception, followed by a one day programme covering the most important current topics for the industry. Those unable to be there in person were able to join virtually to watch sessions live and on-demand post event.

We are pleased to announced WNFC 2023 will take place on 18-20 April, The Hague, the Netherlands. Further details will be provided shortly.

Who should join:

•   Utility fuel managers
•   Utility executives who manage production economics and risks
•   Uranium producers, converters, enrichers and fabricators
•   Nuclear fuel brokers, traders and consultants
•   Transporters of nuclear materials
•   Nuclear energy equipment and services suppliers
•   Energy economists and analysts for financial, and investment institutions
•   Government policymakers and regulators
•   Press and media representatives

Sessions dedicated to:

•   The future of uranium mining industry
• Security of supply issues within the entire fuel cycle (utilities and supplier perspectives)
•   Transportation issues
•   Secondary supplies and their value for the market
•   Various financial instruments and their implications on the uranium market

Confirmed speakers:

•   Tim Gitzel, President and Chief Executive Officer, Cameco Corporation
•   Askar Batyrbayev, Chief Commercial Officer, Kazatomprom
•   Nicolas Maes, Chief Executive Officer, Orano Mining
•   Jason Murphy, Vice President of Nuclear Fuels, Constellation
• John-Paul Jones, Head of Commercial and Market Intelligence, Urenco
•   Anne Presta, Head of Institutional Relations Unit, Orano Packages and Services (Orano NPS)
•   Adrienne Hanly, Uranium Production Specialist, Department of Nuclear Energy, IAEA
•   Richard Allan, Managing Director & Chief Operating Officer, Bacchus Capital Advisers
•   Scott Melbye, Chief Executive Officer, President and Director, Uranium Royalty Corporation
• Yves Desbazeille, Director General, Foratom
• Per Jander, Director Nuclear and Renewables, WMC Energy
• Emilio Bobo, Commercial Manager, PWR Europe & Internationalization, ENUSA