Terms of Use
Data Controller
Forum Atomique Européen asbl (nucleareurope)
Avenue des Arts 56
1000 Brussels, Belgium
nucleareurope takes data protection seriously and complies with GDPR (Regulation 2016/679) and other relevant privacy laws.
In this privacy policy, nucleareurope clarifies how we collect, use, protect and otherwise process personal data. If you have any questions or comments about this privacy policy, if you would like to exercise your rights, or to update the information we have about you or your preferences, please contact us at info@nucleareurope.eu.
About the Association – Forum Atomique Européen (nucleareurope)
This website is nucleareurope’s, non-profit making organisation, which headquarter is at 1000 Bruxelles, Avenue des Arts 56, TVA BE 0862.233.493
nucleareurope is the Brussels-based trade association for the nuclear energy industry in Europe. nucleareurope acts as the voice of the European nuclear industry in energy policy discussions with EU Institutions and other key stakeholders. The membership of nucleareurope is made up of 16 national nuclear associations representing nearly 800 firms.
nucleareurope‘s mission is to support and promote the development of nuclear energy in Europe through sustained, highly proactive and visible actions in order to ensure that a long-term EU-wide low-carbon energy strategy includes the continued deployment of nuclear technologies with the ultimate aim to maintain nuclear energy’s share in electricity generation.
nucleareurope aims at getting its members’ common views across to different stakeholders, i.e. European Commission, European Parliament, decision-makers, media etc. To do so, nucleareurope carries out proactive communications actions via its website (www.nucleareurope.eu) and other social media platforms (Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Youtube).
You can contact nucleareurope via phone (+32 2 502 45 95) or via email ( info@nucleareurope.eu).
About the goal of the information provided on the website
The website is designed to provide general information about nucleareurope and nuclear energy.
Although nucleareurope strives to provide up-to-date information, it cannot guarantee that the website is comprehensive and that all the information provided is accurate and complete.
nucleareurope is in no way responsible for the use of information provided by the website – or by other websites linking to it- or for the lack of specific information.
Copyright protection of the website and its content
All rights on the content and the architecture of the website, especially but not only on pictures, texts, logos, catchwords, commercial names are reserved. They are protected by national and international law which every visitor ought to keep.
Reproduction, rental, lending, broadcasting or public use of the website content is strictly forbidden without the prior written approval of nucleareurope or of any other entitled organisation. Short and limited extracts of the website can however be used without prior approval provided the source is clearly and explicitly mentioned. The aforementioned publication cannot be remunerated in whatever way.
Third parties’ websites
nucleareurope’s website can include links to third parties’ websites. nucleareurope disclaims any responsibility- and can never be held responsible- concerning the study, evaluation or provision of warranties for services or products proposed by third parties. Therefore, nucleareurope cannot be held responsible for any damage that can be caused by these third parties, their services, prodicts or the content of the website. We advise you to read carefully the terms of use and privacy policy of third parties’ websites.
Protection of visitors’ privacy
Given the fact that nucleareurope collects users’ personal data during its visit of the website, nucleareurope complies with the 8 December 1992 law on privacy protection regarding the processing of personal data as amended by the law transposing the 95/46/CE Directive of 24 October 1995.
For further information regarding the nature of personal data collected by nucleareurope, please consult our privacy policy.
Applicable law and Jurisdiction
The current terms and any litigation that could result from the use of this website are governed by Belgian law and only Brussels district’s courts are competent.
Use of Cookies
Nucleareurope uses cookies on its website. If you visit our public website(s), without logging into an account, cookies will usually be used. A cookie is a small file of letters and numbers that is stored on your computer or your device whenever you visit our website. Strictly necessary cookies are essential for the proper functioning of the website and cannot be refused. Our website uses different kinds of cookies: strictly necessary cookies, cookies designed to improve your surfing experience for instance by preventing you from receiving always the same information or from typing the same information, cookies that save some information about you to collect statistics, and cookies that come from third parties and aim at improving the content and the functioning of our website (i.e. Google Analytics).
Cookies do not contain personal data and therefore are not used for identifying individuals with a name and/or surname. If you give your consent, certain data (such as your browser, IP address, etc.) will be used to generate aggregated statistics. Via the IP address, only your computer or device is recognized and saved. You can always withdraw your consent at any time.
You can also adjust the parameter of your browser for it to refuse cookies. You can find more explanations on how to delete cookies in the “Help” section of most browsers. Be aware that most websites do not function properly if you delete the cookies.
By using this website, you agree with the use of cookies in compliance with the privacy policy of nucleareurope.
Privacy Policy
Data Collection and Processing
Your data are collected by nucleareurope (Forum Atomic Européen asbl), Avenue des Arts 56, 1000 Bruxelles, which is responsible for their processing. The main goal of your personal data processing is to send information.
The personal data collected by nucleareurope consist mainly of information that you provide yourself by filling in different online communications. If you sign up for one of our email communications, we might collect and process your personal data to follow up on your request and handle any feedback or query from you. You can unsubscribe at any time by using the ‘unsubscribe button’ in the email or by sending an email to the originator.
nucleareurope’s privacy policy also covers personal data that you provide us through other channels like answer forms and other communications. If you are working for a Member of nucleareurope and/or you represent a Member within nucleareurope, we might collect the following information about you:
- Name, position, organisation, email, phone number (fixed and/or mobile).
Depending on agreed activities, we may as well collect:
- Passport/ID data, travel and dietary information (if relevant)
- Participation records at our events and media collected there
- Work-related contact details for institutional representatives and stakeholders
Likewise, if you contacted and/or have been contacted by nucleareurope in the framework of our interest representation activities, we may collect similar information. Such contacts aim to foster a dialogue between authorities, stakeholders and the nuclear sector on national, EU or international policy and regulatory issues.
Purpose of Processing:
- Send information and newsletters
- Manage events, stakeholder relations, and business contracts
- Meet legal and administrative obligations
- Facilitate policy discussions and consultations
- Maintain internal records and statistics
When participating to meetings organized by us, we may record the meeting for minute-taking purposes.
Some data are collected and processed by our sub-contractors in order to carry out tasks that were assigned to them in the framework of the aforementioned processing. We can also transfer your data to our partners in order to keep our commitments towards you. We consider your data as confidential information. We do not sell personal data to any third parties.
If you attend events organised by nucleareurope, we will keep a record of your participation. If you are a participant, we will collect your name, position, organisation and professional contact details provided voluntarily for the purposes of the event. We may use that information to keep you informed of future events. If you are a speaker, we may additionally collect your bio and picture or other information you volunteer as a speaker. The participants list (name, surname, organisation) is usually made available at the venue. Pictures and video-recording may be taken at the venue for promotional purposes.
If you represent/work for a company having a business or contractual relationship with nucleareurope or its Members, we will collect your name and professional contact details for the purposes of the business relation or contract, general administrative management, compliance with laws and regulations; and the protection of our rights.
Your Rights
You may access, correct, or object to the use of your personal data by contacting nucleareurope via our website or by postal mail to nucleareurope, Avenue des Arts 56, B-1000 Bruxelles. Please enclose a copy of your ID card in that case. Via the same channels, you are entitled to refuse that your data be used in the framework of a direct marketing campaign.
Data Security
We implement appropriate technical and organisational measures to protect your data against unauthorised access, loss, or unlawful processing.
Forum Atomique Européen – (Nucleareurope
Avenue des Arts 56
1000 Brussels
Belgium
Website: https://www.nucleareurope.eu
Email: info@nucleareurope.eu
Phone number: +3225024595
Last updated: May 2025