Feb 10 COWI assists with medium-storage studies
Danish Decommissioning has signed a contract with COWI A/S as part of the preparatory work for a political decision on what to do with the radioactive waste.
Danish Decommissioning has signed a contract with COWI A/S as part of the preparatory work for a political decision on what to do with the radioactive waste.
The objectives and results plan for 2016 is now ready.
New progress report says good for DD's activities.
Heavy lifting, delicate instrumentation, finesse and grinding, planning and calculation have characterised the past year.
On the morning of Tuesday 3 March, a fire broke out in building 211, in the cell where the bitumen plant is located.
Danish Decommissioning has had an eventful year, with our three major decommissioning projects making significant progress. Join us for a tour of 2014.
It is late afternoon over Risø, and the shadows from the silver poplars have grown long. However, the security team at DD is staying put, even though the lights are being switched off one by one in the offices. There are always people on the Risø site, around the clock, all year round, where DD's guards go around checking the buildings and taking samples, among other things.
At next year's review meeting of the UN Joint Convention, a DD staff member sits at the critical table. Health physicist Haraldur Hannesson has been appointed to the panel, which will help evaluate, among other things, the US's handling of radioactive waste.
One of the Danish Commissioning Health physicists contributes with experience in dismantling reactor DR2.
The next three Thursdays in July, you can take a tour of the Risø site and get an impression of the former research centre. The tours will take place regardless of the weather on the following dates: 3 July, 10 July and 17 July. Registration is required.