Main Conference - 25-26 May 2026
Executive Roundtable - 28 May 2026
Main Conference - 25-26 May 2026
Executive Roundtable - 28 May 2026
NORM Management at the Nexus of Energy, Resources, and Sustainability
By situating NORM within the green economy, the forum will reframe challenges as opportunities, identify cross-sector synergies, and co‑develop practical pathways for safe, sustainable, and economically meaningful NORM management.
Scale of the Challenge and Opportunity
Global environmental remediation market is projected to reach $142.17 billion in 2025, growing at 14.62% to $485.47 billion by 2034.
Radioactive site remediation alone is estimated at $14.22 billion in 2025, including NORM-related legacy mining and oil and gas operations.
Offshore decommissioning costs exceed $300 billion globally, with 5–15% attributed to NORM management—amounting to $5–45 million per project.
Advancing Global NORM Management Together
As countries accelerate investments in renewable energy, critical minerals, low‑carbon technologies, and sustainable infrastructure, the generation and management of Naturally Occurring Radioactive Material (NORM) residues is becoming an increasingly visible challenge.
A dedicated conference on NORM Management in the Context of the Green Economy provides a timely strategic platform to bring together technical experts, regulators, industry practitioners, investors, economists, and sustainability leaders to explore how NORM management can evolve from a compliance‑driven obligation into a contributor to resource efficiency, value retention, and environmental stewardship.
Integrating NORM into broader sustainability strategies strengthens social license, ensures regulatory alignment, and supports long-term resilience. The conference will help participants reframe challenges as opportunities, identify cross-sector synergies, and co‑develop practical pathways for safe, sustainable, and economically meaningful NORM management. The event will also support capacity building, foster international cooperation, and knowledge transfer while contributing to coherent global narrative on NORM in sustainability transitions.
- IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency) & ENA (European NORM Association)
Your Drivers to Join the Most Anticipated Gathering for NORM and TENORM Waste Management & Disposal
Here's what will you gain from the conference?
International Collaboration
Enhanced networking and collaboration between regulators, technical experts, and industry practitioners - those directly managing NORM challenges — ensuring practical, actionable solutions.
Action Together
Conference report summarising key discussions, findings, and recommendations - Bridging the gap between technical feasibility and policy implementation
Safety and Compliance
Policy guidance, practical radiation safety strategies, and recommendations for regulators, industry and state members - ensuring Member States are equipped to address current and emerging challenges effectively.
Applied Learnings
Identification of practical pathways for NORM management, valorisation and sustainable management.