Key
- Research
- Define Credible Options
- Assess and Select Preferred Option
- Approve Strategy
- Implement Strategy
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Developing Our Strategy
You can understand how we control and manage the development of our strategy by reading our short guide:
Strategy Management System Short Guide (250kb)
Latest News
27 March 2013
5 year extension awarded to UKNWM
NDA has awarded the International Consortium UK Nuclear Waste Management (UKNWM) another five year term to manage LLW Repository Ltd (LLWR).
06 March 2013
New Non-Executive Director for the NDA
The Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change Edward Davey has appointed a new Non-Executive Director to the NDA’s Board following Alistair Wivell’s completion of his four-year term in office.
11 January 2013
Dialogue opens for £7 billion contract
NDA has confirmed that four global organisations are set to embark on the next phase of the £multi-billion competition to run 12 historic nuclear sites.
08 January 2013
Part of Harwell nuclear site released for new use
A fifth of the Harwell site has now been formally released from the last remaining nuclear regulations, and is available for new development.
10 December 2012
Views sought on Business Plan
Stakeholder views are invited on the NDA’s draft Business Plan 2013-2016 which is published for consultation. The consultation runs from 10 December until 1 February.
NDA Strategy Document
We published our revised Strategy in March 2011.
NDA Strategy - Effective from April 2011 (full colour version) (5Mb)
For more information see Our Strategy
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Business Optimisation
Objective
- To create an environment where existing revenue can be secured, and opportunities can be developed against criteria agreed with Government.
The NDA is partly funded by Government and also derives income from land, property and commercial activities.
Future income is not guaranteed, as much of it depends on the operation of ageing facilities and infrastructure.
Income significantly reduces in the short-term, primarily due to the end of Magnox electricity generation. Accordingly, executing our core mission at the same rate will require an increase in Government funding, unless additional revenue can be generated.
Our Strategy
To help fund decommissioning and clean-up without materially impacting on our core mission, or increasing liabilities, we will develop commercial opportunities to maximise revenue from our existing assets, operations and people. These opportunities may include:
- deploying existing facilities and resources to our commercial advantage
- disposing of surplus assets and reducing liabilities
- working with others to share costs to the benefit of the UK taxpayer
Some of these opportunities may arise from the UK's new reactor programme.
Successful past examples of this approach are the sale of land and the transfer of Springfields Fuels Limited to the private sector.
Underpinning Strategies
- Revenue Optimisation To maximise the value provided by our commercial revenue generating activities and operations.
- Land and Property Management To ensure we manage our land and property to support our site restoration activities, and make it available for alternative uses that optimise commercial or socio-economic benefit.
