DOE eyes global partnerships for nuclear power integration by 2032

The Department of Energy (DOE) aims to forge global partnerships during the second Philippine International Nuclear Supply Chain Forum (PINSCF) to bolster supply chains and advance the Philippines' ambition to incorporate nuclear power into its energy mix by 2032.

Energy Secretary Sharon S. Garin highlighted that this year's forum will build upon last year's discussions, aiming for concrete partnerships and strategies to enhance nuclear supply chains.

The event will signal the Philippines' commitment to high-level engagement and ensure that its nuclear energy development adheres to global expertise and safe, sustainable practices.

PINSCF 2025, scheduled for October 2-3 at the Grand Hyatt Manila, will gather nuclear leaders and supply chain experts from nine countries, including Argentina, China, France, Japan, Russia, and the United States.

The forum's theme emphasizes collaboration on supply chain resilience, nuclear safety, and the strategic roadmap for the Philippines' nuclear integration.

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