WPFC member gathered to discuss current and future activities.

The COPS (COrium Properties for reactor Simulation and uncertainties) project began on 17 May 2024.

Ahead of the project launch, the NEA organised a meeting to discuss the progress.

NEA International Mentoring Workshop convened high school students from Japan and the United States to Texas.

New NEA nuclear safety joint project 'Pool during Loss of Cooling Accident' (POLCA) launched during a meeting of 40 international experts on 9-10 April, 2024. (Photo: Large scale MIDI facility at IRS...

A Nuclear Energy Agency delegation recently travelled to Korea for a series of meetings and events.

NEA Director-General speaks at an event during the G7 Climate, Energy and Environment Ministers’ Meeting in Torino, Italy.

The NEST Management Board met to discuss ongoing activities.

The meetings took place in April 2024 in the United States.

The meeting marked an important transition for the framework with the launch of four new Joint Experimental Programmes (JEEPs).

The NEA Joint Project on Waste Integration for Small and Advanced Reactor Designs (WISARD) will start in 2025.

The potential role of SMRs in reaching net zero, Africa’s developing nuclear sector, the challenges of nuclear fuel supply, and collaboration with Ukraine were among the subjects discussed during the...

Delegates from nuclear law-related NEA bodies discussed current and future activities.

Project members held a meeting to discuss the activities.

Members of the NEA Working Group on Leadership and Safety Culture (WGLSC) discussed ongoing activities at a meeting in Budapest.

The "Back-End Week" convened members to discuss decommissioning and waste management activities.

Human aspects of nuclear energy and waste management were in focus during a recent mission to the US at the Waste Management Symposia in Arizona and the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission's 36th Annual...

Forty nuclearexperts came together to explore the latest developments in preparations for the LTO beyond sixty years of existing nuclear power plants.  

NEA workshop in Ottawa, Canada, which convened government and private sector, explored the economic status of SMRs and their role in the transition to a low-carbon energy future.

A new working group will focus on HTGRs.