In 1995, European Nuclear Society (ENS) supported a proposal from the late Jan Runermark (former ABB ATOM CEO), to help spread the Young Generation Network (YGN) to all member countries. Today, the YGN exists in many 24 European countries and 48 worldwide. The clear objectives are: Exchange of knowledge between the older and younger generation. Formation of a YGN in every European country with a nuclear sector. Participation of young people in the national nuclear societies, particularly in leadership positions. Bringing together all the national YGNs at European level. Opening up topical seminars, conferences and other technical meetings to young people. Adapting the agendas to reflect the needs of young people and to ensure a proper transfer of skills. Organising relevant seminars and topical meetings which are specifically aimed at young people. ENS YGN are together with ENS owners of a biannual conference, European Nuclear Young Generation Forum (ENYGF). ENYGF is hosted by a member country: 2005 Zagreb, Croatia 2007 Amsterdam, Netherlands 2009 Cordoba, Spain 2011 Prag, Czech Republic 2013 Stockholm, Sweden 2015 Paris, France