Call for speakers 2025

Nuclear plays a key role to supply clean energy for communities, but also for heavy industry emitters, like oil sands, chemicals, manufacturing and more. In addition to creating clean energy, there can be positive advancements in economic reconciliation for First Nations across Canada. 

Small modular reactors: Canada leading the way

Canada has committed to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 and has reaffirmed its position to accelerate a path to a 100 percent net zero carbon electricity future. Small Modular Nuclear Reactors (SMRs) are being evaluated to supplement baseload and firming electricity requirements to achieve Canada’s net-zero goals.

Small Modular Reactor Canada Conference, known as SMR Canada brings together the all of the relevant stakeholders including technology suppliers, EPC's, governments, regulators, utilities, First Nations, NGO's and end users. Over two days, we'll have informed discussions on the future of nuclear opportunities, the drawbacks, required investment and how Canada moves forward to support an SMR industry.

The conference program for 2025 will be curated by the SMR Canada Advisory Board. Topics being evaluated for presentation include:

• Existing Approaches to SMR's in Provinces
• Financing Nuclear
• International Examples of Successful Nuclear Projects
• Lessons Learned from Communities with Existing Nuclear
• Indigenous/Community Engagement
• Socioeconomics in New Nuclear Provinces
• Regulatory and Policy Frameworks
• Applications for Nuclear
• Construction & Siting
• Waste Management
• Workforce Development
• Health and Safety
• Nuclear Supply Chain

Technologies for Nuclear

If you or your company is interested in speaking or sitting on a panel, please complete the form below: