SMRs advocacy meetings

Small Modular Reactors: Europe’s Energy Future policy paper outreach sessions

The policy paper on SMRs aims to contribute to a strong European Liberal Leadership in the energy reform market. Our goal is to contribute to the Renew Group visibility when it comes to innovation and abundance of energy at low cost both for the European society and businesses as well as for the environment. In order to do this, we prepared a policy paper where we propose the chance to advance free market solutions in the nuclear energy sector through the SMRs technology.

This session enables the presentation of the policy paper to key liberal stakeholders within the Renew Europe family. The visit to Brussels gives the opportunity to the authors of the paper to advocate for their proposals and engage directly with European decision-makers.

Programme

Day 1 – Monday, 22nd September 2025
12:00 Arrival of the authors

Roxana Nicul
Mikel-Kevin Fernández Cosials

14:00 Meeting with Loic de Touzalin, APA to MEP Sophie Wilmès, Renew Europe Group
Venue: European Parliament
16:00 Meeting with Daniela Morales, Senior Policy Adviser, ALDE Party
Venue: ALDE Party office – Rue d’Idalie 11, 6th floor, 1050 Brussels, Belgium
Optional programme
18:00 ALDE Party Meet and Greet 2025
Venue: Plein Publiek, Mont des Arts, 5, 1000 Brussels, Belgium

Day 2 – Tuesday, 23rd September 2025

09:30 Meeting with Andrej Lavtar, Policy Adviser, Renew Europe, Committee of the Regions
Venue: European Committee of the Regions, Rue Belliard 99-101, 1040 Brussels, Belgium
12:00 Meeting with Peter Berry, Coordinator NEOS delegation, Renew Europe Group
Venue: European Parliament
13:00 Meeting with Emmi Piippo, APA to MEP Morten Lokkegaard, Renew Europe Group
Venue: European Parliament
17:00 Meeting with Francesco Cappelletti, APA to MEP Joao Cotrim, Renew Europe Group
Venue: ELF office, Rue d Idalie 11, floor 3, 1050 Brussels, Belgium

The event is organised by the European Liberal Forum with the support of Fundalib. The event received financial support from the European Parliament. The sole liability remains with the organiser. The European Parliament is not responsible for any use that may be made of the information contained therein.