From November 4 to 6, MVM EGI will exhibit at the World Nuclear Exhibition (WNE 2025) in Paris Nord Villepinte, presenting its latest water-saving cooling technologies for nuclear power plants.  Hall 6, Booth D128

As the world’s only company with an operating dry-cooling reference for a nuclear power plant, MVM EGI helps operators secure costs and ensure safe, efficient, and sustainable performance — even under extremely hot and dry climate conditions. 

Our air-cooled (dry) systems use no water, while our hybrid (wet/dry) solutions can reduce water use by up to 80% compared with traditional wet cooling. Our technologies protect valuable water resources, secure power generation and operational costs during droughts, and support sustainable nuclear growth. 

🎤 Visitors can learn more about our latest dry and hybrid (dry/wet) cooling technologies developed for nuclear power plants, available with either natural or mechanical draft cooling towers, at our workshop: 

 
“Latest Engineering Solutions for Cooling 1000MW+ Nuclear Power Plants in Regions with Limited Water Resources” 

 📅 Thursday, 6 November, 12:30 | 📍 Workshop Room 1 

The session will provide detailed insight into our water-saving cooling systems, with the opportunity to meet our engineers, ask questions, and discover why these technologies are the ideal choice for today’s modern nuclear power plants, from SMRs to high-scale facilities. 

With more than 75 years of engineering experience, MVM EGI delivers more than technology — we deliver strategic outcomes: lower operational risk, stronger ESG positioning, cost savings, and lasting peace of mind. 

📍 Meet us in Hall 6, Booth D128 to discuss how we can build a nuclear future without sacrificing water.