World Nuclear Exhibition - WNE

The 2023 World Nuclear Exhibition will take place from 28 to 30 November in Hall 7 of the Paris-Nord Villepinte Exhibition Centre.

The theme for this year’s event is: “The nuclear industry, a key partner for a low-carbon society”, where innovation and vision are key to enhancing support for nuclear research and implementing cutting-edge technologies.

The exhibition will welcome 22,000 participants, who will have the opportunity to meet 700 stakeholders from around the world – representing 62 countries – covering the entire nuclear value chain. Visitors will be able to arrange business meetings to find their future partners; over 4,500 meetings have already been pre-arranged.

To make the most of your stand at WNE, consider hiring audiovisual and IT equipment, such as LED screens, touchscreens, touchscreen kiosks and tables, tablets, transparent screens, video walls, LED walls and sound systems…

The 2020 edition of the World Nuclear Exhibition – WNE – was cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic; the exhibition looks forward to welcoming you to the 2021 edition from 30 November to 2 December 2021 at the Paris-Nord Villepinte Exhibition Centre.

The theme for this year’s event will be: “The nuclear industry, a key partner for a low-carbon society”, where innovation and vision are key to enhancing support for nuclear research and implementing cutting-edge technologies.

The exhibition will welcome 22,000 participants, who will have the opportunity to meet 700 stakeholders from around the world – representing 62 countries – covering the entire nuclear value chain. Visitors will be able to arrange business meetings to find their future partners; over 4,500 meetings have already been pre-arranged.

The WNE 2020 programme will feature a wide range of conferences, discussions and activities. The WNE Awards, launched in 2016, will also take place this year to recognise the most innovative nuclear companies across four categories: Technology, Nuclear Safety, Operational Excellence, and Knowledge & Skills Management.

The programme will be complemented by networking lunches, workshops, guided tours, panel discussions and start-up pitches, providing an opportunity to discover new entrants to the sector. Awards ceremonies and an Investors’ Day will also be organised, with high-profile guests supporting WNE 2020 during the exhibition’s official opening and closing ceremonies.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 edition of WNE has been postponed; see you in 2021

Held at the Paris-Nord Villepinte Exhibition Centre in Hall 7, the World Nuclear Exhibition 2020 will take place from 8 to 10 December 2020.

The theme for the 2020 edition will be: “The nuclear industry, a key partner for a low-carbon society”, where innovation and vision are key to improving support for nuclear research and implementing cutting-edge technologies.

The exhibition will welcome 22,000 participants, who will have the opportunity to meet 700 stakeholders from around the world – representing 62 countries – covering the entire nuclear value chain. Visitors will be able to arrange business meetings to find their future partners; over 4,500 meetings have already been pre-arranged.

The WNE 2020 programme will feature a wide range of conferences, discussions and activities. The WNE Awards, launched in 2016, will also take place this year to recognise the most innovative nuclear companies in four categories: Technology, Nuclear Safety, Operational Excellence, and Knowledge & Skills Management.

The programme will be complemented by networking lunches, workshops, guided tours, panel discussions and start-up pitches, providing an opportunity to discover new entrants to the sector. Awards ceremonies and an Investors’ Day will also be organised, with high-profile guests supporting WNE 2020 during the exhibition’s official opening and closing ceremonies.

WNE, the World Nuclear Exhibition – a trade fair with a strong international focus – was first held in 2014.
Having been held at Le Bourget for its first two editions, the WNE will take place from 26 June to 28 June 2018 at Paris Nord Villepinte, in Hall 7.

In 2016, 63 countries were represented at the World Nuclear Exhibition, with nearly 9,000 visitors, 30 per cent of whom were from overseas.  More than 3,000 business meetings were pre-arranged, with nearly 15 per cent involving senior decision-makers. Compared with the first edition, a 35 per cent increase in visitor numbers was recorded for the 2016 event.

More than 700 exhibitors of all nationalities are expected in 2018; they will showcase their expertise and skills to an audience that is just as diverse but, above all, highly qualified.

For its third edition, the World Nuclear Exhibition will focus on innovation, digitalisation and robotics. This is why exhibitors will be able to keep pace with the times and digitise their stands by hiring screens, tablets, audio equipment and PCs from the exhibition’s audiovisual partner, a-loc audiovisuel.