Events

Source NM recently covered NMNA’s work and our plans to engage New Mexico lawmakers on the role of nuclear energy in advancing a clean, reliable future. As Scott Lopez noted in the interview, “Our approach is about collaboration, working with communities, universities, and industry leaders to create balanced solutions for New Mexico’s clean energy transition.” READ FULL ARTICLE

We’re proud to share that the New Mexico Nuclear Alliance (NMNA) is joining as a Gold Sponsor for the inaugural Nuclear in New Mexico Conference, taking place at the Tamaya Resort & Spa on April 19–22, 2026. Hosted by CLEAN and its leadership team led by Janet Lee Sheriff, this event will bring together industry, tribal, rural, and metro stakeholders to advance education, collaboration, and policy around New Mexico’s growing nuclear ecosystem. “It’s quite an honor for the New

From September 23–25, our Executive Director, Julie Cranston, represented the New Mexico Nuclear Alliance at the Energy Communities Alliance (ECA) International Clean Energy Workshop in Arlington, VA. The event brought together federal, state, and community leaders to discuss clean-energy development, workforce strategies, and equitable transition in energy communities. Julie shared that the workshop was “extremely beneficial, offering excellent industry insights, meaningful

On October 16th in Austin, Tx, CEO, Scott Lopez, joined national energy leaders and innovators at the Texas Nuclear Summit in Austin to discuss the expanding role of advanced nuclear technologies in the clean energy mix. View on LinkedIn

On October 23rd in Carlsbad, NM, CEO, Scott Lopez, presented on behalf of the New Mexico Nuclear Alliance at the Carlsbad Mayor’s Energy Summit, highlighting how New Mexico is building a balanced and resilient clean energy future that includes nuclear alongside renewables, storage, and fusion. View on LinkedIn

On October 24th in Las Cruces, NM, the New Mexico Nuclear Alliance, alongside Pacific Fusion Corporation and Kairos Power, presented before the Science, Technology & Telecommunications Committee to discuss the state’s emerging nuclear and advanced energy ecosystem. The discussion with legislators focused on small modular and microreactors, advanced fuel development, workforce training, new uranium mining technologies, spent fuel storage and waste management, and uranium cle