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The leading and trusted voice of the Canadian nuclear supply chain.

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The Organization of Canadian Nuclear Industries (OCNI) is the leading and trusted voice of the Canadian nuclear supply chain, actively promoting the production of safe, clean and reliable nuclear electricity. Founded in 1979, OCNI is an association of more than 245 leading Canadian suppliers to the nuclear industry in Canada and abroad. OCNI’s four strategic priorities are to: • Strengthen linkages between member companies and utilities; • Increase supplier readiness for refurbishment/MCR projects in Ontario; • Develop international opportunities for member companies; • Advocate with government and the public for an expanded role for nuclear power in Canada

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Non-profit Organizations

Company size

2-10 employees

Headquarters

Pickering, ON

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Nonprofit

Founded

1979

Specialties

Clean Energy for a Low Carbon Economy, Promoting a healthy nuclear supply chain, Events for the Nuclear Industry, Nuclear Supply Chain Advocacy, Nuclear Capacity Building, Global Outreach for the Canadian Market, and Equal by 30

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Exciting News for Ontario’s Energy Future! The successful early completion of the Darlington Unit 1 refurbishment is fantastic news for Ontario and a testament to the nuclear industry’s vital role in a sustainable energy future. Delivered five months ahead of schedule, this incredible achievement by Ontario Power Generation ensures 30+ years of clean, reliable power, supplying enough electricity for 875,000 homes. Congratulations to OPG and all the skilled workers and partners involved in this achievement! Learn more about this milestone >>> https://shorturl.at/WoKsd #CleanEnergy #NuclearInnovation #TeamOntario #OntarioPowerGeneration #PoweringCanada
OCNI commemorates Louis Riel Day, which is held every year on November 16th, the anniversary of Riel's execution in 1885. Louis Riel was executed for leading the Northwest Resistance in defence of Métis rights. Louis Riel was the leader of the Provisional Government of the Red River Settlement, negotiating with the government of Canada to establish Manitoba as a Province in 1870. Known as a leader, politician, and a father of Confederation, Métis communities use this day to commemorate their culture, rights, and contributions to Canada. Riel's legacy is still felt today in Manitoba and across the country. As we proceed on our shared journey to reconciliation, we will continue to recognize the importance of building a renewed relationship based on Métis rights, respect for distinct Métis history and culture, and collaboration with Métis communities.
Today, Day 4 of the incoming Korean Trade Mission to Canada, the Korean delegation visited AtkinsRéalis, to learn about their projects and services shaping the future of the nuclear and energy sectors. The visit included insightful presentations and a tour of their facility, showcasing AtkinsRéalis’ expertise in delivering end-to-end solutions prioritizing sustainability, resilience, and innovation. The delegation had the opportunity to engage with AtkinsRéalis’ team, gaining valuable insights into how their cutting-edge approaches support clean energy and infrastructure projects worldwide.
OCNI's Interim President & CEO, Brian Fehrenbach, was proud to be part of this week's trade mission to Poland, where Ontario's leadership in clean energy took centre stage. This $40M agreement to advance the development of SMRs highlights the incredible opportunities for collaboration between Canada and Poland. We are honoured to support these efforts as international partnerships such as this create global impact and drive innovation, jobs, and growth right here at home, all while showcasing the strength of Canada's nuclear supply chain.#connection #globalreach

Ontario's Minister of Energy and Electrification
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Selling Ontario nuclear to the world 🇵🇱🇨🇦Rudy Cuzzetto & I were proud to lead a trade mission to Poland to sign a $40M agreement to advance the development of Ontario's Small Modular Reactors in #Poland. As we build the first SMR in the western world, we are selling abroad to create jobs and opportunity back home. The meeting with Poland's Minister of Industry and this new deal will further solidify Ontario’s position as a leader and exporter of clean energy to the world.
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Day 3 of the incoming Korean Trade Mission to Canada had the delegation exploring the expertise of OCNI members Kinectrics, Terrestrial Energy and ATS Corporation during site visits that highlighted their vital contributions to the nuclear and energy sectors. These visits reinforced the strength of Canada’s nuclear supply chain and the value of collaboration in advancing clean, innovative energy solutions. The mission continues to build powerful connections and foster meaningful partnerships.
Thank you for the warm welcome! We’re thrilled to join this incredible network of innovators and industry leaders dedicated to advancing the clean energy transition. We’re looking forward to collaborating, sharing ideas, and making meaningful contributions to the energy sector.
Welcome to our newest members! These organizations bring fresh perspectives and expertise, further strengthening our collective efforts to drive sustainable growth and collaboration across the energy sector. As we continue to grow, we’re building a diverse network of innovators, industry leaders, and passionate change-makers dedicated to advancing the clean energy transition in our province. ➡️ Want to be a part of it? Apply today and join in time to attend our first members-only event on Nov. 26 in Saint John.
Collaborative efforts like these highlight the vital role of clean energy and energy security in rebuilding critical infrastructure. #globalreach

Leading Canadian Nuclear Excellence producing Clean Energy in Canada and around the world.
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Rebuild Ukraine is an important conference here in Warsaw this week focusing on the hundreds of billions of dollars that are and will be needed to repair, modernize and secure Ukraine's infrastructure - nuclear energy and otherwise. I'm pleased to be here supporting Ontario's Minister of Energy and Electrification Stephen Lecce and Natural Resources Canada (NRCan)'s Team Canada Pavilion. Minister Lecce spoke on an International panel on support for Ukraine, emphasizing Ontario's ongoing commitment - something OCNI and our members have been active in through our partnership with Energoatom. Great to meet up with colleagues Bernhard Otterstein and Areta Kempińska from the Polish Canadian Chamber of Commerce, BWXT Canada's Jun Tang and Toronto Board of Trade's Dominic Roszak. Whether the issue is clean energy, reliable base load or energy security, the Canadian Nuclear Supply chain has what you need Dagmara Peret Organization of Canadian Nuclear Industries Rudy Cuzzetto
OCNI was excited to attend today's Canadian Nuclear Association Workforce Planning Forum in Toronto, a collaborative effort to tackle the most pressing workforce challenges in the nuclear sector. This vital event provided a platform to exchange insights, explore innovative recruitment and retention strategies, and discuss priorities for workforce planning across the industry. Key questions addressed included: What key business objectives should workforce planning support? What’s working well, and how can it be scaled? What major hurdles must we overcome? This forum was all about finding innovative ways to recruit, train, and retain the talent we need for Canada’s clean energy future. A huge thanks to CNA for organizing such an important and impactful event!
OCNI is excited to host the Korean Trade Mission to Canada in partnership with KAIF (Korea Atomic Industrial Forum), and the Canadian Embassy in Korea, to showcase the Canadian nuclear industry and foster meaningful partnerships with key industry leaders from Korea. The delegation includes Nile Plant, Sungkwang T&S, MR Automation, E2S, SeAH Special Steel, and KAIF representatives. The mission highlights include targeted discussions on CANDU refurbishment, with a focus on Wolsong, as well as emerging priorities like Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) and international collaboration. Today, we kicked off the mission with a visit to the Darlington Nuclear Energy Complex, participants will engage in site tours, networking sessions, and presentations from Chris Dixon (Laurentis Energy Partners) and Geoff Olynyk and Patrick Greer (Ontario Power Generation). We’re proud to facilitate this platform for knowledge exchange and partnership development, strengthening the global nuclear supply chain!

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