Net Zero Nuclear Announces GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy as First Corporate Partner

- GE Hitachi confirmed as first corporate partner for Net Zero Nuclear at the Atlantic Council Nuclear Energy Policy Summit in New York

- Partnership builds momentum for recently launched initiative

- Net Zero Nuclear calls for unprecedented collaboration between leaders and industry in lead up to COP28

- Calls for recognition of nuclear as green energy source and advocacy for the tripling of global nuclear capacity to accelerate the transition to low-carbon energy systems.

Net Zero Nuclear’ Builds Momentum in New York City Showcase

- Net Zero Nuclear’ takes center stage at Atlantic Council’s Nuclear Energy Policy Summit, winning praise from U.S. Climate Envoy John Kerry

- Leaders in Nuclear Energy invite partners to join landmark initiative to triple global civil nuclear energy capacity by 2050

- ‘Net Zero Nuclear’ calls for unprecedented collaboration among leaders, industry, and civil society in run-up to COP28

Nuclear energy can supercharge the global clean energy transition

- A discussion panel at the World Nuclear Symposium highlighted role of nuclear technology in decarbonizing hard-to-abate sectors

ENEC signs Memorandum of Understanding with ORLEN Synthos Green Energy to advance Small Modular Reactors

- ENEC advances global nuclear capacity buildup to meet climate goals and Net Zero targets

- OSGE aims to play an important role in the decarbonization process in Poland and add SMR’s to the country’s energy mix

- MoU supports the commitment to decarbonizing the power sector and strengthening long-term energy security

‘Net Zero Nuclear’ Initiative Calls for Global Collaboration to Triple World Nuclear Capacity by 2050

- Net Zero Nuclear initiative launched today at World Nuclear Symposium in London ahead of COP 28 in Dubai, UAE

- ‘Net Zero Nuclear’ calls for unprecedented collaboration between leaders and industry in lead up to COP28

- Calls for recognition of nuclear as green energy source and advocacy for the tripling of nuclear capacity to accelerate the transition to low-carbon energy systems.

- UK Department for Energy Security and Net Zero announced as ‘Net Zero Nuclear’ inaugural government partner