The Los Alamos Nuclear Forum is a premier gathering of leaders across government, national laboratories, industry, utilities, cooperatives, investors, Tribal communities, and academia, focused on advancing next generation nuclear technologies from innovation to implementation.

 

Held in Los Alamos, New Mexico, home to Los Alamos National Laboratory and the birthplace of the Manhattan Project, the Forum connects a legacy of scientific discovery and national security leadership with the future of American energy.

 

As demand grows across artificial intelligence, advanced computing, national security, manufacturing, and critical infrastructure, the need for reliable, resilient, and always available power has never been greater.

 

The Forum explores the role of advanced nuclear technologies in supporting:

• Tribal and rural communities through resilient, locally controlled energy systems

• National security and defense installations requiring mission critical energy reliability

• Data centers, artificial intelligence, and advanced computing infrastructure with growing power demands

• Water systems, treatment facilities, and desalination projects that depend on long term energy security

• Manufacturing, mining, and industrial development that drive economic growth and domestic competitiveness

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Through a full day of discussions, case studies, and cross sector collaboration, participants will examine the policies, infrastructure, workforce, financing, and partnerships needed to move advanced nuclear technologies from concept to reality. Built for decision makers, builders, operators, and investors shaping the future of energy.