NAVIGATING NUCLEAR - EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW

Nuclear energy is frequently debated with a deep passion. This workshop provides participants with an opportunity to learn everything they need to know about nuclear energy and what it means for Australia’s future, so that they can engage with and lead more informed discussions and decisions in their business, families and communities. Technical specialists and leaders from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and international and Australian institutions, will facilitate in-person lectures and discussions on a broad range of issues, and answer the toughest questions. Energy and national security, SMRs, employment, rural and aboriginal communities, environmental and visual impacts, critical minerals, waste, proliferation, safety, costs and benefits, and time to global net zero, will all be addressed. To promote open and frank discussion, Chatham House rules apply. Breakfast, morning tea, lunch, afternoon tea and evening drinks are included.

Nuclear energy is frequently debated with a deep passion. This workshop provides participants with an opportunity to learn everything they need to know about nuclear energy and what it means for Australia’s future, so that they can engage with and lead more informed discussions and decisions in their business, families and communities. Technical specialists and leaders from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and international and Australian institutions, will facilitate in-person lectures and discussions on a broad range of issues, and answer the toughest questions. Energy and national security, SMRs, employment, rural and aboriginal communities, environmental and visual impacts, critical minerals, waste, proliferation, safety, costs and benefits, and time to global net zero, will all be addressed. To promote open and frank discussion, Chatham House rules apply. Breakfast, morning tea, lunch, afternoon tea and evening drinks are included.

Nuclear energy is frequently debated with a deep passion. This workshop provides participants with an opportunity to learn everything they need to know about nuclear energy and what it means for Australia’s future, so that they can engage with and lead more informed discussions and decisions in their business, families and communities. Technical specialists and leaders from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and international and Australian institutions, will facilitate in-person lectures and discussions on a broad range of issues, and answer the toughest questions. Energy and national security, SMRs, employment, rural and aboriginal communities, environmental and visual impacts, critical minerals, waste, proliferation, safety, costs and benefits, and time to global net zero, will all be addressed. To promote open and frank discussion, Chatham House rules apply. Breakfast, morning tea, lunch, afternoon tea and evening drinks are included.

Nuclear energy is frequently debated with a deep passion. This workshop provides participants with an opportunity to learn everything they need to know about nuclear energy and what it means for Australia’s future, so that they can engage with and lead more informed discussions and decisions in their business, families and communities. Technical specialists and leaders from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and international and Australian institutions, will facilitate in-person lectures and discussions on a broad range of issues, and answer the toughest questions. Energy and national security, SMRs, employment, rural and aboriginal communities, environmental and visual impacts, critical minerals, waste, proliferation, safety, costs and benefits, and time to global net zero, will all be addressed. To promote open and frank discussion, Chatham House rules apply. Breakfast, morning tea, lunch, afternoon tea and evening drinks are included.

Nuclear energy is frequently debated with a deep passion. This workshop provides participants with an opportunity to learn everything they need to know about nuclear energy and what it means for Australia’s future, so that they can engage with and lead more informed discussions and decisions in their business, families and communities. Technical specialists and leaders from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and international and Australian institutions, will facilitate in-person lectures and discussions on a broad range of issues, and answer the toughest questions. Energy and national security, SMRs, employment, rural and aboriginal communities, environmental and visual impacts, critical minerals, waste, proliferation, safety, costs and benefits, and time to global net zero, will all be addressed. To promote open and frank discussion, Chatham House rules apply. Breakfast, morning tea, lunch, afternoon tea and evening drinks are included.