Nuclear Philanthropy Coalition Reception | Temasek Trust & Oppenheimer Project
Dear colleague,
On behalf of the Global Coalition for Nuclear Philanthropy, we invite you to join us for an informal drinks reception during London Climate Action Week.
Gather with philanthropists, climate leaders, policy experts, and more exploring the role of nuclear energy in addressing climate and development challenges. The evening will feature light programming to introduce the Coalition, and discuss new data from Project Tempo on attitudes toward nuclear energy in Europe.
Whether you are working in the sector or simply curious about nuclear energy's role in delivering a clean, reliable, and affordable energy future, this reception is an opportunity to connect and network with leading voices from the United Kingdom and around the world.
Date: Wednesday, June 24th from 16:00 to 18:00
Location: Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman, Level 34, 100 Bishopsgate, London EC2N 4AG
If you can join us, please register as soon as you are able. We look forward to your participation!
Background on the Global Coalition for Nuclear Philanthropy
The Rockefeller Foundation and Temasek Trust are part of a growing coalition of other foundations and supporters — including Blue Horizons Foundation, CleanEcon, Founders Pledge, Ray Rothrock, and the Rodel Foundation — committed to furthering philanthropic support for nuclear energy. This aligns with the COP28 Declaration to Triple Nuclear Energy, a global pledge by over 30 countries to triple their nuclear power capacity by 2050 to meet net-zero goals.
Oppenheimer Project, which has co-developed the Coalition from concept to launch, will serve as Strategic Partner.
Upon the appointment of GCNP’s Secretariat, TT Foundation Advisors, the philanthropy advisory arm of Temasek Trust, will provide infrastructure support for the Secretariat in its initial years, including tailored donor-advised funds and grant management services.
GCNP will grow and align philanthropic capital for nuclear across four strategic pathways, with the aim of supporting more countries in exploring the safe and credible integration of nuclear into their energy mix over the next 5 to 10 years.