Nuclear Power Europe puts you in the company of over 12,000 colleagues, offering a wealth of business opportunities with the industry’s leading professionals and key decision makers.

Why the Netherlands?

The Netherlands’ convenient geographical location and good transport links makes it an ideal host country for an international event like Nuclear Power Europe. The historic city of Amsterdam and its world class venue, the RAI in particular offers excellent facilities for exhibiting companies.

An international trader, the Netherlands has many industries and businesses related to the power industry. Its universities have a strong electrical engineering bias and the Netherlands is home to many international energy-related institutes including KEMA and ECN. The country also has extensive experience with the development and implementation of renewable energy sources as well as co-operative energy savings programmes.
As a net importer of electricity, Holland has good interconnections to its neighbouring countries. Many utilities in the Netherlands play a Europe-wide role including EON, Vattenfall, Essent, Nuon, Eneco, RWE, Electrabel, Centrica and Delta.
 
Nuclear power is set to play a growing role in the Netherlands’ energy mix. In 2005, the government abandoned a decision to phase out atomic energy at the Borssele. In September 2008 Delta (50% owner of Borssele) announced that it would build a second unit at Borssele, of 1000-1600 MW.

Nuclear Power Europe in Amsterdam enables exhibitors to plug into the both the international and Dutch power markets.