The Clean Energy Association of New Mexico (CLEAN) welcomes you to join us for the Nuclear in New Mexico: Fueling the U.S. Nuclear Renaissance Conference being held from April 19-22, 2026, at the Hyatt Regency Tamaya Resort and Spa on Santa Ana Pueblo, New Mexico. The conference hosts a series of general and technical sessions covering topics of importance to the uranium and nuclear energy sectors.
The conference will feature panel presentations, round table discussions and fireside chats along with technical and corporate presentations. There will also be an opportunity for one-on-one meetings and social activities, with more detailed information to follow over the next few months.
This year’s event will also focus on the future of In-Situ Recovery (ISR) wellfield technology, the growing importance of nuclear development in New Mexico, and the value of cultural and educational exchange between stakeholders.
We’re excited to welcome you to the inaugural Nuclear in New Mexico Conference!
Registration is now open. We invite you attend as an individual or register on behalf of a company. Sponsorship opportunities are available during registration or later through the conference portal.
Early bird discount rates have been extended until January 15th, 2026. All companies and attendees who register and pay before the deadline will be charged the below rates. Space is limited, reserve early to secure your spot and take part in this exciting event!
Please see the schedule and social programming below.
| Attendee Type | Early Bird | Regular |
General Attendees *Industry, Government & Non-Government Organizations, and Research Institutes & Universities | $480 | $530 |
| Students | $150 | $165 |
| Individual & New Mexico Residents | $325 | $355 |
Companies *Company registration includes 2 representatives Additional Company representative | $960
| $1,050
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Community groups and Tribal Governments, please contact conference@cleanNM.org for pricing schedules.
*1x1 Meeting option also available
*1x1 Meeting option also available
The conference brings together leaders from industry, government, academia, and tribal communities to discuss the future of nuclear innovation and ISR technology in New Mexico. Conference speakers will present to all attendees during designated sessions throughout the event.
We’re seeking dynamic individuals who can offer insight, expertise, and different perspectives across the nuclear energy landscape. If you’re passionate about advancing clean energy, shaping policy, driving technical innovation, or sharing on-the-ground experience, we’d love to hear from you. As part of the application, please provide a brief explanation of your proposed topic in no more than 300 words.
Poster presenters share their work through a visual, interactive display during our dedicated poster session. Instead of a formal talk, you’ll engage directly with attendees, discuss your research or project one-on-one, and build connections across industry, government, academia, and tribal communities. Each presenter will be provided with a horizontal, free-standing 8-ft-wide by 4-ft-high easel at no charge. Posters will be displayed from 9:00 AM–7:00 PM, with presenting authors available at their posters from 11:00 AM–1:00 PM and again during the reception.
If you have a study, initiative, or idea related to nuclear energy, ISR technology, community engagement, or New Mexico’s clean-energy future, we invite you to apply to present a poster. It’s a great opportunity to showcase your work and contribute to the conversation.
Note: If you need electricity at your poster presentation, please contact
conference@cleannm.org
Please apply to speak or present a poster via the Speaker & Poster Submission button below.
Reserve Your Room at the Hyatt Regency Tamaya Resort & Spa with special conference rates available below.
Experience tranquility and luxury at Hyatt Regency Tamaya Resort & Spa, nestled in the foothills of the Sandia Mountains, near Albuquerque, New Mexico. Set amidst the natural beauty of the Santa Ana Pueblo, enjoy activities from scenic hikes and horseback rides near ancient petroglyphs to hot air ballooning over the Rio Grande. Learn about local Pueblo culture at the on-site Cultural Center and Museum. After your adventures, savor Southwestern cuisine, unwind at Tamaya Mist Spa, or enjoy a round at the neighboring golf course.
We have a variety of social programs offered during Nuclear in New Mexico, however, should you be interested in other activities, please see the full hotel activity list here.
There are many exciting sponsorship and branding opportunities for the Nuclear in New Mexico conference. Details are outlined below, and sponsorship options can be selected during registration. For questions or custom packages, contact us- we’re here to help.
High-visibility exposure as a priority sponsor
Strong visibility and speaking opportunity
Great for small businesses or organizations supporting clean energy development
Reserved for tribal nations, enterprises, and organizations
To position New Mexico as a leader in clean, responsible, and inclusive nuclear energy development—built on innovation, collaboration, and respect for culture and community.
To connect stakeholders across industry, government, tribal nations, and academia to advance sustainable nuclear technologies and policies that benefit all New Mexicans.
Innovation Rooted in Tradition: Clean Energy for New Mexico's Future
Yes - all meals are provided during session programming and are included with your registration. If you have any dietary restrictions or allergies, please notify conference@cleannm.org
Yes. Social programming—golf, tours, horseback riding, and 1x1 meetings—requires separate registration due to limited group sizes.
Conference attendees are encouraged to stay at the host hotel for convenience. Book a room here.
Yes. Complimentary on-site parking is available, with overflow lots if needed.
Yes. All conference sessions meet accessibility standards.
Albuquerque International Sunport (ABQ) is the closest major airport, located approximately 30–40 minutes from the conference venue.
Business casual attire for sessions and weather-appropriate clothing for outdoor social activities. While daytime temperatures can be warm, evenings in New Mexico often cool off— layers are recommended.
Yes. Complimentary Wi-Fi will be available throughout the venue. Log-in details will be provided at check-in.
Yes. Name substitutions are allowed at no cost up to 7 days before the conference.
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We are excited to hear from you! Please send us an email and someone from the event team will get back to you shortly.
conference@cleannm.org