The Nuclear Industry Association (NIA) and Romatom have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to expand the partnership between the nuclear industries of the United Kingdom and Romania.
Tom Greatrex, Chief Executive of the NIA, and Corina Truica, Romatom’s President of the Board of Directors, signed the MoU at the World Nuclear Exhibition in Paris on Tuesday (4 November). The agreement identifies key areas where collaboration between the Romanian and UK nuclear sectors can help accelerate nuclear deployment.
The MoU will strengthen the associations’ mutual connections and communications, and encourage cooperation among industry players, utilities, educational institutions, and other relevant organisations with shared interests in advancing the economic uses of nuclear energy and radioisotopes.
It also promotes the inclusion of nuclear technologies within bilateral UK–Romania dialogues and in multilateral forums, supporting both countries’ shared leadership in nuclear innovation.
Areas of cooperation include:
- New large-scale nuclear projects
- Small Modular Reactor (SMR) development
- Fusion research
- Decommissioning, dismantling and waste management
- Medical radioisotopes
The cooperation will target opportunities in the UK, Romania, and international markets.
Tom Greatrex, Chief Executive of the Nuclear Industry Association, said:
“We look forward to working more closely with our Romanian colleagues to boost nuclear capacity for energy security and net zero.
By sharing expertise and strengthening industrial links, we can accelerate nuclear deployment and create opportunities for both our countries. This agreement marks an important step in supporting a cleaner, more secure energy future together.”
Corina Truica, President of the Board of Directors, Romatom, said:
“Romania and the UK share a strong commitment to nuclear energy as clean, reliable power and a pillar of energy security. With today’s agreement, we are laying the groundwork for practical cooperation—linking supply chains, accelerating innovation, and building education and skills—to deliver tangible benefits for both countries.”
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