Build the Next Generation of American Nuclear
America is building its next generation of nuclear power: clean, American-made energy that can bring costs down and end our reliance on foreign imports.
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About the summit
On January 20 and 21, 2027, the Abundance Institute and General Matter will convene the founders, builders, regulators, policymakers and investors behind America’s new nuclear industry in Southern California for a summit centered on one question:
What will it take for nuclear energy to power American prosperity?
Expect candid conversations about what’s working, what’s in the way, and what comes next. We’ll discuss new reactors and fuel, how nuclear can lower energy costs for families and businesses, how to secure America’s nuclear fuel supply, deploying nuclear at sea and in space, the regulatory path forward, and how to train the workforce that will build it all.
Apply here to attend Generation. Approved registrations will be confirmed by email.
When and Where
January 20–21, 2027Southern California
Why This Matters
American prosperity has always depended on cheap and abundant energy. Today, Americans are paying more for power, demand is climbing fast, and too much of our energy infrastructure depends on foreign adversaries. A new generation of nuclear innovators is developing the reactors, fuel, and technologies to power America’s future. Generation brings together the builders, investors, and policymakers turning that potential into reality.
Who It’s For
Generation brings together the leaders building America’s nuclear future:
- Nuclear Industry Leaders & Innovators — Founders, executives, and builders advancing the next generation of nuclear energy.
- Investors & Capital Partners — Venture capital, alternative asset managers, infrastructure investors, and financial institutions backing nuclear deployment.
- Policymakers & Government Leaders — Bipartisan federal and state officials shaping the policies and regulatory environment for nuclear energy.
- Energy & Infrastructure Leaders — Utilities, energy developers, major power consumers, and companies bringing new energy projects online.
- Technology & Industrial Innovators — Leaders across AI, data centers, advanced manufacturing, defense, space, and other industries driving demand for nuclear innovation.
- Research & National Laboratory Leaders — Scientists, engineers, and institutions advancing nuclear technology and commercialization.
This is where the people developing nuclear technology meet the people with the capital, authority, and ambition to bring it to life.
What We’ll Discuss
Building the future of energy
The founders of America’s leading advanced nuclear companies on what it really takes to finance, license, and build a new reactor.
Bringing down the cost of power
What it will take to make new nuclear affordable, and how abundant, reliable, clean power can ease the pressure on household and business energy bills.
Securing America’s fuel supply
Rebuilding a domestic nuclear fuel supply chain so American reactors run on American fuel, not foreign imports.
Nuclear beyond the grid
Powering ships that cross oceans without refueling, remote operations, and missions to the moon and Mars.
Building the nuclear workforce
How employers, educators, and funders can train the next generation of nuclear talent through community colleges and apprenticeships.
Regulation built for the new era
How licensing and policy can keep pace with the technology, and what policymakers from both parties can do to get there.
Agenda
| Time | Session |
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| Welcome Reception | |
| Dinner and Keynote | |
| Post-Dinner Reception |
| Time | Session |
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| Breakfast | |
| Opening and Main Stage | |
| Breakouts | |
| Breakouts | |
| Lunch Keynote | |
| Breakouts | |
| Closing Remarks | |
| Closing Reception |
Featured Speakers
Sponsors
Hosted by
the Abundance Institute
and General Matter
Questions about sponsorship? Reach out to [email protected]
Venue & Accommodations
A room block will be available for Summit attendees. Once your registration is confirmed, you’ll receive venue details and a link to book your accommodations at the discounted group rate.
Travel
The closest major airport is Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), about 20 miles from the resort. The drive typically takes 35–50 minutes depending on traffic. Long Beach Airport (LGB) is a smaller airport located about 25 miles from the resort.
