The Nuclear Decommissioning Authority

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Draft Business Plan 2012-2015 published for consultation

 

The Nuclear Decommissioning Authority has published a draft Business Plan 2012 – 2015 for consultation. The consultation will run from 12 December and close on 3 February 2012.

The Business Plan reflects the NDA Strategy published last March and sets out our key objectives and plans for delivering our priorities over the next three years.

Tony Fountain, NDA Chief Executive said: 

"Our Business Plan for 2012/2015 sees us entering into the second year of funding allocated in the last Spending Review. This allows for an average expenditure of almost £3 billion a year in real terms over a four-year period. The focus of this year's Business Plan remains unchanged from last year, with the emphasis on delivery of commitments."

• More information on our Draft Business Plan 2012-2015

Latest Stakeholder Newsletter

 

Our latest newsletter includes an introduction from Mike Graham, the National Secretary of Prospect, the trade union that represents many of the professional staff working in the energy sector. He outlines the benefits of a healthy nuclear industry.

Other news includes:

• Work underway to retrieve waste
• Decommissioning milestones
• Pioneering oil treatment
• Historic decisions

 Insight into Nuclear Decommissioning - Newsletter Edition 7 (3Mb)

Geological Disposal: Multi-barrier approach is the key to safety

 

NDA's Radioactive Waste Management Directorate's (RWMD) scientists and engineers work on plans to safely and securely build and operate a deep underground disposal facility which will need to keep radioactive materials isolated from the environment for hundreds of thousands of years.

We have published a suite of scientific and technical reports (generic Disposal System Safety Case) which explain all of the safety factors that need to be considered when, at some stage in the future, we submit an application to the nuclear regulators for permission to operate such a facility.

• More information on the suite of scientific and technical reports which explain all of the safety factors that need to be considered