Net Zero Nuclear

⚛️ Nuclear energy is the backbone of a sustainable global energy mix. That’s why we’re aiming to at least triple global nuclear capacity by 2050. Become a strategic partner and put your organisation at the heart of our road to COP 30.

2 weeks to go until #COP29!   The global commitment to at least triple nuclear capacity came from the #NetZeroNuclear movement that was launched last year at #COP28. The need for clean, reliable, 24/7 energy from nuclear has never been in more demand.    We are excited to be part of the global conversations that are on the agenda at COP29 Azerbaijan . In order to triple nuclear capacity and achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, we must find innovative financial solutions, and crucially make then equitable for all, in order to build a clean, sustainable future.   #NetZero #ClimateFinance #NuclearEnergy

Over this week in Singapore, World Nuclear Association took the message of Net Zero Nuclear to Singapore International Energy Week (SIEW) 2024. The theme was a connected and sustainable energy world, and global energy leaders gathered to focus on how to accelerate the energy transition whilst ensuring a clean, affordable, reliable future energy mix. Sama Bilbao y Leon, Director General of World Nuclear Association joined a Summit panel on the opening day of the conference to analyse the impact of carbon pricing, emissions trading schemes, and carbon markets on mobilising investment for low-carbon energy infrastructure. Later in the week, Dr Bilbao y León joined an Energy Insights panel to discuss the critical challenge of ensuring that the shift to sustainable energy is equitable, inclusive, and beneficial for all segments of society. Dr Jonathan Cobb, Senior Programme Lead for Climate World Nuclear Association joined a Thinktank Roundtable to explore the role of nuclear energy in a net zero Asia. In addition, he talked about the importance of bringing together the policy setting of governments, the expertise of the nuclear industry and the investment that will come from the financial community. As the leading voice for the need to at least triple nuclear capacity and achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, it was fantastic to be part of the global conversation at #SIEW2024. #NetZeroNuclear 

Jamaica, one of the 25 countries that signed the Declaration to Triple Nuclear Energy Capacity at #COP28, has now taken the next step towards getting some of the energy their country needs from nuclear. Jamaica signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL) and Atomic Energy of Canada Limited (AECL) focusing on nuclear research and development.   AECL also supported the ambition to at least triple nuclear capacity by 2050 by signing the Industry Pledge at COP28. This pledge has been signed by over 130 companies who believe that nuclear energy is critical for a successful global transition to clean energy.   This shows the impact that the Net Zero Nuclear movement is having, and how important it is to have a strong voice representing the nuclear industry throughout global energy and climate events, showcasing the benefits of nuclear to countries like Jamaica that are looking to reduce their reliance on fossil fuels and introduce nuclear as a clean, reliable energy source into their national energy mix.   Join us as a Strategic Partner today to help us continue to demonstrate the essential role of nuclear energy as the world looks to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050.   #NetZeroNuclear

What does a net zero Asia look like? Dr Jonathan Cobb, Senior Programme Lead for Climate at World Nuclear Association joined a Thinktank Roundtable at #SIEW2024 to explore the role of nuclear energy in a net zero Asia.   You can find out in more detail about what was said at the roundtable on our website: https://lnkd.in/eN46M6PB   We can work with governments, financial institutions and nuclear industry experts to accelerate de-carbonisation of the global economy and achieve net zero.    #NetZeroNuclear

Jamaica, one of the 25 countries that signed the Declaration to Triple Nuclear Energy Capacity at #COP28, has now taken the next step towards getting some of the energy their country needs from nuclear. Jamaica signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL) and Atomic Energy of Canada Limited (AECL) focusing on nuclear research and development.   AECL also supported the ambition to at least triple nuclear capacity by 2050 by signing the Industry Pledge at COP28. This pledge has been signed by over 130 companies who believe that nuclear energy is critical for a successful global transition to clean energy.   This shows the impact that the Net Zero Nuclear movement is having, and how important it is to have a strong voice representing the nuclear industry throughout global energy and climate events, showcasing the benefits of nuclear to countries like Jamaica that are looking to reduce their reliance on fossil fuels and introduce nuclear as a clean, reliable energy source into their national energy mix.   Join us as a Strategic Partner today to help us continue to demonstrate the essential role of nuclear energy as the world looks to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050.   #NetZeroNuclear

Keeping the need to at least triple nuclear capacity at the top of the agenda at #SIEW2024, Sama Bilbao y Leon, Director General of the World Nuclear Association, joined the Summit panel and the Energy Insights Panel.    You can find out more about the panel discussion here: https://lnkd.in/eSbTvP_y   As we look towards a connected and sustainable future, Net Zero Nuclear continues to push for nuclear energy to deliver equitable, clean, reliable energy for all. Become part of the movement today.   #NetZeroNuclear

Nuclear energy is the only large-scale energy source that produces both electricity and heat without carbon emissions. Increasing nuclear capacity around the world is how we will de-carbonise the global economy. #NetZeroNuclear #SIEW2024

As tech giants like Microsoft, Google and Amazon all look to nuclear energy to power the ever-increasing electricity demands that the technology of the future will rely on, is this the start of a trend? Talking to Bloomberg TV from Singapore International Energy Week (SIEW) , Sama Bilbao y Leon Director General of the World Nuclear Association, discussed why nuclear energy is the number one choice for technology companies that need clean, abundant 24/7 reliable energy. #SIEW2024 #NetZeroNuclear

We're delighted to be taking #NetZeroNuclear to #SIEW next week, to promote nuclear as part of the sustainable energy world. Creating and leveraging key moments throughout the year, Net Zero Nuclear ensures that #nuclearenergy stays at the top of the agenda at major conferences, global climate dialogues and more. Join us as a Strategic Partner to help demonstrate the essential role of nuclear energy in achieving Net Zero.