The countdown is officially on – only one month to go until the Nordic Nuclear Forum 2026 (NNF26) brings together the nuclear community in Stockholm on 26–27 May 2026. With an exciting program, high-level speakers, and unparalleled networking opportunities ahead, now is the perfect time to start preparing your visit.
Discover the Venue: House of People (Folkets Hus)
NNF26 will take place in central Stockholm, making it easily accessible for both international and local participants. This year’s forum will be hosted at the iconic House of People (Folkets Hus), a historic congress venue in the heart of Stockholm.
Originally opened in 1960 the venue has long been a hub for major international gatherings, including the 1972 UN Environment Conference. Recently renovated and reopened in 2025, it now combines state-of-the-art technology with its preserved modernist architecture, offering a unique and inspiring setting for NNF26. Its central location also means you’ll be surrounded by hotels, restaurants, and city attractions – all within walking distance.
Reaching the venue is simple:
- From Stockholm Central Station: A short, approx. 6 minutes walk, brings you directly to the venue.
- From Stockholm Arlanda Airport: The quickest option is to take a direct train (such as the Arlanda Express or commuter rail) to Stockholm Central Station, followed by a short walk to the venue. Alternatively, a taxi ride from the airport takes around 40 minutes, depending on traffic.
- By car: Note that there is no on-site parking, so city-center parking facilities should be used instead. Read more here.
Exhibition area and opening hours
The NNF26 Exhibition will gather over 50 international exhibitors under one roof, showcasing expertise across the entire nuclear lifecycle. It’s a unique opportunity to explore innovative solutions, discover new partners, and build valuable connections throughout the two-day event. You can view the exhibition area and find all participating exhibitors here.
Exhibition is open during the entire NNF26 event. The opening hours are:
Tue 26 and Wed 27 May: 8:30-17:00
Note! With a free Exhibition Visitor* badge, access to the exhibition is limited to the following hours:
Tue 26 and Wed 27 May: 10:30-16:00
*In-advance registration required.
Conference program
The NNF26 conference program offers a comprehensive, forward-looking agenda built around the theme “A Region Moving Ahead.” Across two days, it combines keynote speeches, expert presentations, and panel discussions covering the full nuclear lifecycle – from policy and energy security to technology, workforce development, and future investments. Check the full program here.
Networking and B2B meetings
NNF26 online event platform gives an opportunity to start networking with other participants already prior to the event. From the event app participants will also find the conference program, speakers, virtual exhibition booths and opportunity to arrange B2B meetings. Event delegates and exhibitors will get access to the app two weeks prior the event so stay tuned and wait for your invite to the event app!
Secure your spot to the event and the site visits
If you are still missing your ticket to the event you can purchase one here. In addition to the main event, the Nordic Nuclear Forum delegates will have the opportunity to join a site visit to nuclear facilities of interest, Forsmark or Nyköping, on Thursday 28 May 2026. There are still few spots available to these visit, read more about this opportunity and purchase your ticket.
NNF26 is shaping up to be one of the key gatherings for the nuclear industry in the Nordics and beyond. Make sure you’re fully prepared to take advantage of everything it has to offer.
We look forward to seeing you in Stockholm!
