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EEEEEE 2008-2025 EEEEEE 2026 JAN FEB MAR APR MAJ JUN 2026 JUL AVG SEP OKT NOV DEC NOV 17-19, 2026 - Zlatibor, Srbija Simpozijum CIGRE Srbija NOV 01-03, 2026 - Dhaka, Bangladesh i-COSTE 2026 NOV 02-03, 2026 - Barcelona, Spain NET ZERO EUROPE NOV 02-06, 2026 - Cairo, Egypt PEPSC 2026 NOV 05-06, 2026 - Dallas, USA Transmission & Distribution Summit NOV 07-08, 2026 - Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam EAI ICRESM 2026 NOV 09-11, 2026 - Seoul, South Korea eGrid 2026 NOV 10-12, 2026 - Vienna, Austria Enlit Europe 2026 NOV 13-15, 2026 - Yichang, China SGEI 2026 NOV 13-15, 2026 - Singapore ICPEE 2026 NOV 17-18, 2026 - Denver, USA Transmission & Distribution Conference 2026 NOV 20-23, 2026 - Jilin, China ICPEE 2026 NOV 24-25, 2026 - Berlin, Germany DLR & GETs 2026 
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OCT 16-21, 2023 - London, UK FEC 2023 29th IAEA Fusion Energy Conference (FEC 2023) 16-21 October 2023, London, United Kingdom The 29th Fusion Energy Conference (FEC 2023) aims to provide a forum for the discussion of key physics and technology issues as well as innovative concepts of direct relevance to the use of nuclear fusion as a future source of energy. According to the IAEA’s Fusion Device Information System (FusDIS), as of 2023, there are almost 130 experimental fusion devices and testing facilities operating, under construction or being planned, and a dozen of demonstration plant or pilot plant designs under development. Driven by recent scientific and technical advances, a vibrant private sector and the climate crisis, attention is switching to the remaining challenges of demonstrating the technological feasibility of fusion power as well as the safe and economic viability of this energy source. The scope of FEC 2023 is, therefore, intended to reflect the priorities of this new era in fusion energy research, technology development and preparation to industrial deployment. The conference aims to serve as a platform for sharing the results of research and development efforts in both national and international fusion programmes that have been shaped by these new priorities, and to thereby help in pinpointing worldwide advances in fusion theory, experiments, technology, engineering, materials, advanced concepts, safety, socio-economics and preparation to industrial deployment. Furthermore, the conference will also set these results against the backdrop of the requirements for a net energy-producing fusion device and a fusion power plant in general, and will thus help in defining the way forward.  |