Energy Conferences & Events in the US — 2026
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This 2026 US energy events calendar covers conferences, forums, summits, seminars, and trade shows across power, energy storage, carbon capture, uranium fuel, nuclear energy, fusion, mining, and data center investment. Typical participants include utilities, grid and technology professionals, energy companies, investors, researchers, government and industry representatives, and other market stakeholders.
Recurring themes include grid resiliency and distribution technology, storage market development, carbon capture and utilization, uranium fuel and nuclear economics, fusion energy, mining, and investment in energy-intensive data center infrastructure. The sample spans regional gatherings in California, Colorado, Massachusetts, Texas, Indiana, and Virginia, with several events focused on specialized segments of the energy industry.
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Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI) · Houston, TX
Mining & Metals · NuclearA commercial nuclear fuel cycle seminar addressing fuel security, supply-chain resilience, uranium markets, conversion and enrichment, fuel fabrication, advanced reactor fuel, policy and regulation, workforce development, innovation, and international collaboration. The program includes “Challenges and Opportunities Across the Nuclear Fuel Cycle,” focused on mining, conversion, enrichment, fuel supply, utility procurement, market challenges, and long-term supply-chain confidence; “Emerging Market Players and the Path to Compete,” covering financing, contracting, project execution, customer confidence, and resilient fuel supply; “The Die Is Cast on Uranium's Cost Curve”; “Future Global Nuclear Fuel Cycle Scenarios”; “Supplying Uranium for the Next Generation of Nuclear Power,” covering production, permitting, investment, utility contracting, mining, fuel security, and future reactor deployment; “Building the Fuel Supply Chain for Advanced Reactors,” covering advanced fuel pathways, procurement, licensing, and commercial-scale fuel availability; and “Modernizing Nuclear with Modern Fuel Procurement,” covering financial, trading, regulatory, and market-mechanism perspectives. Named participants include representatives from Nuclear Energy Institute, New Horizon Nuclear Associates, Cameco, Urenco, Edlow International Company, Fluxpoint, SuperCritical Materials, Quantum Leap, Global Laser Enrichment, Ocean Wall, Sachem Cove Partners, WNA, TradeTech, Kazatomprom, Bannerman Energy, Uranium Energy Corp, Uranium Royalty Corp, Uranium Producers of America, Idaho National Laboratory, Natura Resources, TRISO-X, CleanCore Thorium Energy, newcleo, BWX Technologies, Centrus, Uranium Digital, Dow, and ICAP.
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Purdue University — Nuclear Engineering & Institute for Energy Innovation · Indianapolis, IN
Nuclear · Power & UtilitiesThe Global Nuclear Energy Economic Summit focuses on accelerating nuclear power deployment, rapid reindustrialization, domestic workforce development, commercial transactions, and Indiana’s nuclear leadership. The program includes discussions on the nuclear landscape, next-generation nuclear technology, the future of nuclear fuel, nuclear construction schedule and cost optimization, nuclear workforce development, and financing and assurance pathways for nuclear energy. The agenda also includes a workshop on Indiana’s nuclear cluster strategy and breakout working groups on workforce and education, infrastructure and investment, innovation and R&D, and community readiness and governance, followed by report-outs and action planning.
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DistribuTECH International (DTECH) — Clarion Events · Boston, MA
Batteries & Energy Storage · Power & UtilitiesThe agenda covers interconnection, reliability and resiliency, artificial intelligence, distributed energy resources, data analytics, grid modernization, strategy and workforce, customer engagement, affordability, asset management, storms and wildfires, and policy and regulation. Named sessions include “Keynote: Understanding the Future of Energy Across the Northeast and Beyond,” featuring FERC Commissioner Judy W. Chang; “Keynote: Enabling Regional Collaboration: A Three-State Understanding”; “Opening Panel: What Keeps Northeast Utility Executives Up at 3AM?”; “Opening Panel: Cultivating Public Trust as an Essential Affordability Strategy”; “Practical Insights on Reinventing the Interconnection Process”; “Building Confidence in GETs: From Testing to Real-World Implementation”; “Power Transmission System – Bottleneck or Super Highway?”; “From Pilot to Production: How AI Is Actually Transforming the Grid”; “Scaling AI: From Prototype to Organizational Program”; “From Planning to Execution: DER Visibility and full-scale orchestration”; “Lessons From the World's Largest DLR Application Covering 30,000 Transmission Line Spans”; “The Wildfire Resilience Tech Stack: A Lifecycle Approach to Grid Risk Reduction”; and “Innovative Solutions to Tackle the Northeast’s Peak Demand.” The program also includes utility-only roundtable discussions on grid modernization, electrification investment, resilience, affordability, policy, and regulatory hurdles, plus sessions on demand response, battery storage, EV load management, AI-powered operations, AMI data, cybersecurity, climate-risk planning, and electric fleets.
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