ANBP 2026 Agenda
Asia Nuclear Business Platform · 24–26 November 2026 · Pullman Hanoi
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Tuesday, 24 November 2026
Workshop A — Bangladesh’s Rooppur Experience: From Construction to Commissioning and Operational Readiness
AM Session
Practical lessons from Bangladesh’s journey to deliver, commission and prepare to operate its first nuclear power plant.
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Workshop B — Türkiye’s Nuclear Experience: From Akkuyu to National Nuclear Capability
PM Session
Türkiye’s experience in developing a nuclear programme, building industrial capacity and delivering lessons for ASEAN newcomers.
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Conference Day 1
Wednesday, 25 November 2026
Session 1 — Keynote & Strategic Vision: Aligning ASEAN’s Nuclear Decade with New Energy Demand Drivers
Government Address

Opening & Welcome Remarks
Welcome Address
Vietnam’s Nuclear Vision
Building Vietnam’s Nuclear Project
High-Level Panel Discussion: New Demand, New Imperative — AI, Data Centres and Industrial Electrification as Drivers for ASEAN’s Nuclear Decade
How AI-driven data centre demand is reshaping ASEAN’s energy planning; the climate-capital reallocation toward nuclear under the EU green taxonomy; how ASEAN nuclear plans align with regional industrial decarbonisation; the role of regional cooperation in accelerating delivery.
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Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) Signing
Session 2 — The ASEAN Big 6: Twelve Months of Momentum
Chairperson Opening Remarks
Strengthening Viet Nam’s Nuclear Power Infrastructure: Key Lessons from the 2025 INIR Mission
Building Nuclear Readiness Without a Decision to Deploy: Singapore’s INIR Pathway and Capability-Building Strategy
The Philippines: Bataan Rehabilitation, SMR Partnerships and the 4,800 MW Target
Thailand: PDP 2024 and Building Out Nuclear by 2037
Indonesia: NEPIO, RUPTL and the Road to a 500 MW First Unit by 2032
From TRIGA PUSPATI to SMR Deployment: How Malaysia’s Research Reactor Experience Builds the Foundation for Commercial Nuclear Power
Session 3 — Building the Framework: Lessons from Recent Newcomer Programmes
Session Sponsor: Hunton (Lead Law Firm)
Chairperson Opening Remarks
Ninh Thuan 1 Nuclear Power Project Implementation Status and Infrastructure Readiness
Nuclear Energy for Secure Supply in a High Demand Digital Environment
Comparative Legal Analysis: What ASEAN’s Legal Frameworks Need from Day One
Lessons from the US NRC Experience: A Regulatory Roadmap for ASEAN Nuclear Newcomers
Panel Discussion: ASEAN Regulators in Conversation with Their Peers — Building Confidence, Capability and Independence
Regulatory independence as a credibility anchor; IAEA peer review and integrated regulatory review service (IRRS) experience; building safety and security culture from day one; resourcing and TSO partnerships; addressing operational and security risks at the licensing stage.
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Conference Day 2
Thursday, 26 November 2026
Session 5 — Financing ASEAN’s First Reactors: New Capital Stacks for a New Era
Bankable Nuclear: Mobilising Export Credit and Private Capital for ASEAN
Featured: The EU Green Taxonomy and the Reallocation of Climate Capital Toward Asian Nuclear
Panel Discussion: New Capital Stacks for ASEAN’s First Reactors — Multilaterals, ECAs, Climate Funds and Sovereign Models
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Session 6 — Global Technology Solutions
How Microreactors Can Power ASEAN’s Islands, Mines and Industrial Parks
The Control Tower for Emerging Nuclear Power Programmes
From Large Units to Floating Plants: Operating Experience and Lessons from the VVER Fleet
Session 7 — Building the Ecosystem: Localisation, Workforce and Public Acceptance
Building Vietnam’s Nuclear Workforce
Panel: From Grid Operators to Nuclear Owners — How SE Asian Utilities Are Preparing for SMR Deployment
Site selection and grid compatibility; workforce development and regulatory coordination; financing models and public acceptance; lessons from global utility-led nuclear programmes.
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Session 8 — ANBP 2026 Synthesis
ANBP 2026 Synthesis Roundtable: What ASEAN Has Learned at ANBP 2026
A capstone moderated discussion in which senior officials from each of the ASEAN Big 6 reflect on what they heard over the three days, what surprised them, and what they will take back to their programmes.
Conference Closing Remarks
Agenda subject to change. All times are local Hanoi time (GMT+7).