Nuclear energy is entering a pivotal period. FOAK reactors, new manufacturing capacity, rising industrial and AI-driven demand, and the emergence of new digital and operational technologies are advancing at the same time. Yet the individuals driving these developments often work in separate domains.
The Nuclear Salon was created to bring these perspectives together: a small, invitation-only forum where leaders can engage with depth, clarity, and continuity on what is required for deployment and modernization.
A focused, cross-sector forum that convenes the people who shape nuclear design, delivery, operations, investment, policy, industrial demand, and emerging capabilities.
It is designed for:
The Salon supports the practical work of advancing nuclear energy—not visibility or scale.
Deployment, manufacturing, supply chain growth, digital modernization, new capital models, regulatory evolution, and rapid demand growth from AI and industry all require coordinated understanding.
The Salon provides a setting where these groups can address shared challenges and opportunities with the context that complex issues require.
The Salon convenes through small, invitation-only dinners and focused working sessions held at select moments throughout the year.
Each gathering is curated around a defined set of needs, participants, and emerging capabilities.
The Salon does not produce public statements or broad programming.
Its value lies in:
Participants leave with a more accurate view of what is possible and what is required.
The Salon complements, rather than duplicates, the work of existing institutions.
It offers a neutral environment alongside broader industry efforts, providing space for the depth and continuity that small, curated dialogue enables.
To learn more about who participates or how organizations engage with the Salon: