Since operations began in 1957, when the first of a total of three reactors at Risø was started up, the area on and around the peninsula has been monitored
Join us behind the scenes as Per Søndergaard, Chief Consultant at Danish Decommissioning, explains the process behind Denmark's new upgraded storage facility for radioactive waste.
The Danish system for the management of radioactive waste has been evaluated by an international group of experts. The report is now available, with 7 recommendations and 2 proposals.
For just over a year, a large project organisation has been working on plans for a new, upgraded storage facility for the radioactive waste on Risø. The effort has now resulted in a detailed project proposal.
MOE A/S has been selected as full service adviser for a new, upgraded storage facility for radioactive waste.
The Environmental Protection Agency has now identified the issues to be included in a report on the environmental impact of a new upgraded waste storage facility.
What issues should be addressed in a report on the impact of a new upgraded waste storage facility on the environment? The Environmental Protection Agency is now asking for citizens' input on this.
On 11 November, Danish Decommissioning invited locals to a dialogue on the plans for a new, upgraded storage facility.
Come to the citizens' meeting and open house on 11 November about the new, upgraded storage facility to be built on Risø. Denmark's radioactive waste must be stored until 2073 at the latest.
We are now looking for a full service adviser to the task of designing and constructing a new upgraded storage facility for the radioactive waste on Risø.