Recent Events
Up & Atom Breakfast
The most recent Up and Atom Breakfast was held in May, the focus of the meeting was the Intermountain-West Energy Corridor and its goals and projects. INEC is one of the 31 Economic Development Administration’s designated Tech Hub’s and the only one with a nuclear focus. The presentation included going over the 4 main projects that INEC has designated focusing on: commercialization and policy, accelerating advanced reactor deployment, supply chain development, and fuels cycle support. If you would like access to the presentations made that day, they are available on our members-only portal.
Up and Atom Breakfasts usually have 70+ people in attendance, allowing the Up and Atom to have a great reach into many areas of the community. Those that attend include elected officials and delegates, subcontractors who partner with Department of Energy Contractors in the area, local business owners, leaders in education and more. Speakers have included scientists, heads of regional economic development organizations, government officials, and leaders in the energy industry.
More Up and Atom Breakfast events are planned to take place over the coming year to continue to educate the public on the energy sector, gather opinions and ideas and allow people to get involved.
2024 IAEC Annual Conference
The Idaho Advanced Energy Consortium Annual Conference is a opportunity to gather our member base of businesses, community leaders, and those in the advanced energy sector to discuss priorities, projects, and learn from industry leaders what is up ahead.
Other events to look forward to:
April 22, 2025 - April 25, 2025
Energy Communities Alliance New Nuclear Forum 2025
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Energy Communities Alliance (ECA) is hosting the fourth annual ECA Forum in April 2025, with support from the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Nuclear Energy. This is considered to be the only meeting that brings the DOE, federal, state, local, and tribal governments and policymakers together with developers, utilities, regulators, industry, and academia to build partnerships in finding opportunities, challenges, and solutions in nuclear development.