Asia Nuclear Business Platform 2026
24–26 November 2026 | Pullman Hanoi, Vietnam
Hosted by the Vietnam Atomic Energy Institute (VINATOM)
Now in its 11th edition, the Asia Nuclear Business Platform (ANBP) is where international nuclear companies meet the governments, utilities and regulators building Southeast Asia’s nuclear programmes. The six ASEAN markets driving the region’s nuclear agenda — Vietnam, the Philippines, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia and Singapore — are moving from plans to build, and the procurement decisions that will shape the regional supply chain are being made over the next three years.
ANBP 2026 takes place in Hanoi, hosted by the Vietnam Atomic Energy Institute (VINATOM). Vietnam is Southeast Asia’s most advanced nuclear newcomer: an intergovernmental agreement for Ninh Thuan 1 is in place, Ninh Thuan 2 remains open, and the country targets 4,000 MW by 2035 under a 30–60% local content requirement. ANBP 2026 brings 400+ senior leaders together with the institutions driving these decisions — VINATOM, VARANS, EVN, Petrovietnam and their regional counterparts.
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ANBP SPEAKERS
Asia NBP 2026 will feature over 30 senior officials from both the Asian and international nuclear establishments
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Hon. Mark Cojuangco
Chairperson of the Special Committee on Nuclear Energy
House of Representatives
Philippines
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Tran Chi Thanh
President
Vietnam Atomic Energy Institute (VINATOM)
Vietnam
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Dr. Tran Bich Ngoc
Deputy Director General
Vietnam Agency for Radiation and Nuclear Safety (VARANS)
Vietnam
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Cao Hoai Duong
Deputy Director General
Petrovietnam
Vietnam
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Dr. Muhammad Rawi Mohamed Zin
Director General
Malaysian Nuclear Agency
Malaysia
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Haendra Subekti
Deputy Chairman, Nuclear Safety Assessment
Nuclear Energy Regulatory Agency
Indonesia
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Nguyen The Huu
Deputy Director General
Electricity Regulatory Authority of Vietnam
Vietnam
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Pham Van Mao
Head, Technical Department, Ninh Thuan Nuclear Power Project Management Board
Vietnam Electricity (EVN)
Vietnam
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Meng Hwee Chia
Director, Nuclear Development
Energy Market Authority
Singapore
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Thanawat Sricharoenchai
Assistant Director of Power Plant Development Planning Division
Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT)
Thailand
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Dr. Teng Iyu Lin
Director, Nuclear Installations
Department of Atomic Energy
Malaysia
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Dr. Yutthana Tumnoi
Ag. Director, Strategy and Planning
Office of Atoms for Peace
Thailand
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Duong Thanh Tung
Head of Division of Training, Research and Implementation, Nuclear Training Center
Vietnam Atomic Energy Institute (VINATOM)
Vietnam
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Dr. Nateekool Kriangchaiporn
Head of SMR Power Plant Preparation Project
Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT)
Thailand
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Dr. Carlo Arcilla
Director (immediate past)
Philippine Nuclear Research Institute
Philippines
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Nguyen Van Thai
Deputy Head, Department of Engineering Physics
Hanoi University of Science and Technology
Vietnam
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Mustafa Selim Çelen
General Directorate of Nuclear Energy
Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources
Türkiye
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George Borovas
Head of Nuclear
Hunton
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Donald Hoffman
President & CEO
Excel Services Corporation
USA
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Alessandro Petruzzi
CEO
Terra Innovatum
Italy
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Harry Brunt
Partner, International Energy & Infrastructure Projects
Hunton
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Julien Saigault
Partner, Global Nuclear Advisory
EY
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Nguyen Viet Phuong
Department of Nuclear Energy
International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
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Harry Nguyen
Country Head – Vietnam
UK Export Finance
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Dmitry Raspopin
Country Head (Vietnam)
Rosatom
Russia
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Irman Hakim
CEO
Nucleus Energy Technology
Malaysia
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Zaf Coelho
Global Managing Director
Nuclear Business Platform
Singapore
Programme
Twelve months on from ANBP 2025’s “Plan of Action”, the 2026 agenda is built around execution: the procurement, regulatory, financing and workforce decisions ASEAN governments face now. Peer voices from Bangladesh, Türkiye, the UAE and South Korea share what it took to move from policy to a working nuclear programme.
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Workshop A (10.00–12.30): Bangladesh’s Rooppur Experience — From Construction to Commissioning and Operational Readiness. Led by the Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission.
Workshop B (14.00–16.30): Türkiye’s Nuclear Experience — From Akkuyu to National Nuclear Capability. Led by the General Directorate of Nuclear Energy, Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources, Türkiye. -
Session 1: Keynote & Strategic Vision — Aligning ASEAN’s Nuclear Decade with New Energy Demand Drivers
Session 2: The ASEAN Big 6 — Twelve Months of Momentum (country updates from Vietnam, Singapore, the Philippines, Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia)
Session 3: Building the Framework — Lessons from Recent Newcomer Programmes
Session 4: Next Generation Technology
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Session 5: Global Technology Solutions — Large Reactors and the SMR Acceleration
Session 6: Financing ASEAN’s First Reactors — New Capital Stacks for a New Era
Session 7: Building the Ecosystem — Localisation, Workforce and Public Acceptance
Session 8: ANBP 2026 Synthesis Roundtable — What ASEAN Has Learned
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Delegate Registration
Delegate Pass — USD 1,500
2-day conference (25–26 November), all sessions, meals and exhibition access
Delegate + Pre-conference Workshop — USD 2,000
Includes the workshop on 24 November
Group discounts: 20% off for 2 delegates, 30% off for 3 or more from the same organisation.
Pay online or request an invoice for bank transfer.
ASEAN Nuclear Market Briefing 2026
Our free 8-page briefing compares the six ASEAN nuclear programmes and shows what to watch next. Complete the form to download it.
Why Attend ANBP
Highlights from ANBP 2025 held in Jakarta from 9-11 Dec 2025 and hosted by National Energy Council of Indonesia. Featuring 400 participants and government officials from across Southeast Asia presenting their respective nuclear plans.
Asia Nuclear Business Platform 2025 Highlights
What Participants Say About ANBP
“ANBP 2025 was a great experience that connected us to key stakeholders in Indonesia and other ASEAN countries.”
— Ellie Wilkinson, Thorcon
“Participating in ANBP 2025 was an excellent experience in every aspect — providing valuable updates on the nuclear industry.”
— Pongphan Gruaythong, Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT)
“Overall a great event! A broad variety of speakers covering a very current and relevant topic.”
— Amjad Ghori, AGIAS Advisory Limited
SPONSORSHIP & EXHIBITION OPPORTUNITIES
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Thought Leadership
Speak and demonstrate your thought leadership on the main stage. Moderate panel discussions with key industry leaders
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Private Meetings
Conduct one-on-one meetings with selected attendees to explore partnerships and create strategic business opportunities.
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Branding
Increase your brand awareness among key senior stakeholders from your target markets
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Exhibition
Showcase your latest solutions, technologies and services for the industry
Venue & Travel
ANBP 2026 will take place in Hanoi, Vietnam
Venue: Pullman Hanoi, 40 Cat Linh Street (entrance at 61 Giang Vo Street), Hanoi, in the Dong Da district, close to government offices and corporate headquarters, and about ten minutes by car from the Old Quarter.
Getting there: Noi Bai International Airport is approximately 45 minutes by car; the hotel offers a paid limousine transfer, and taxis are readily available. Cat Linh metro station is nearby, connecting to other parts of the city.
Visa: Vietnam offers e-visas to all nationalities via the official government portal. Delegates requiring an invitation letter can request one after registering.
Southeast Asia Nuclear Energy Targets
| Country | Capacity Target | Target Year | Technology Consideration | Net Zero Emissions Target Year |
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VIETNAM
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Capacity Target
4,000 MW
12,000 MW
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Target Year
2035
2050
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Technology SMR & Large | Net Zero 2050 |
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PHILIPPINES
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Capacity Target
1,200 MW
2,400 MW
4,800 MW
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Target Year
2032
2035
2050
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Technology SMR & Large | Net Zero 2050 |
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INDONESIA
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Capacity Target 500 MW | Target Year 2032 | Technology SMR | Net Zero 2060 |
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THAILAND
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Capacity Target 600 MW | Target Year 2037 | Technology SMR | Net Zero 2065 |
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MALAYSIA
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Capacity Target No firm target yet | Target Year 2031 NPP start year | Technology SMR | Net Zero 2050 |
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SINGAPORE
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Capacity Target No firm target yet Capability building (SNRSI est. 2024) | Target Year — | Technology SMR | Net Zero 2050 |
ASEAN Nuclear Industry Report
Released in Feb 2026, this 163-page report is extremely pertinent for all those currently involved in or planning to pursue the burgeoning ASEAN nuclear market. Key topics covered in this report include:
Overview and current status of key ASEAN countries pursuing nuclear like Philippines, Vietnam, Indonesia
National nuclear policies and regulations in ASEAN member states
Infrastructure and technical capabilities of Southeast Asian countries
Market outlook and investment opportunities for nuclear power development in ASEAN
Challenges and opportunities of ASEAN in developing nuclear energy
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