An event took place on Ynys Môn (Anglesey) in Wales that brought together more than 400 representatives of supplier companies from across the country. The purpose of the meeting was to explore opportunities for local and national businesses to participate in the Gwyndod project, which involves the construction of Britain's first small modular reactors (SMR). Small modular reactors are regarded as a promising technology for developing nuclear energy due to their smaller size, lower construction costs compared to traditional nuclear power plants, and the possibility of serial production of components. The Gwyndod project could become a significant milestone in the development of energy infrastructure in the region and the country as a whole. The scale of interest from suppliers reflects the project's substantial economic potential: organizers plan to build a supply chain that includes both major contractors and small and medium-sized businesses in Wales. The creation of such a production base could contribute to the emergence of new jobs and strengthen the region's position in the energy technology sector. The project is being implemented within the context of a broader UK strategy to diversify energy sources and reduce dependence on fossil fuels, with small modular reactors being viewed by authorities as one of the tools for achieving decarbonization goals in the energy sector.