Working Groups are exclusive forums that convene regularly in order to allow members to share best practice, conduct analysis, and develop consolidated positions on economic, safety and environmental issues. Several Groups act as the interface for industry at standard and policy-setting organisations, such as the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the International Commission for Radiological Protection (ICRP) and the Nuclear Energy Agency (NEA) of the OECD. Each Group is chaired by an expert from a member company, and has a mentor assigned to it from the Board. Administrative and technical support is provided by the Secretariat. 

Why join a Working Group?

Joining a Working Group provides an excellent opportunity to:

• Network and learn from peers
• Obtain insights on the latest industry developments
• Inform your business strategy
• Raise your company’s profile

If you are not a Working Group member, and would like to become one, please email the relevant Staff Director.

Details can be accessed via the Working Groups tab: Fuel Cycle groups, Plant Performance groups, Cross-cutting groups and Advisory groups.