10 Feb COWI Assists with Interim Storage Facility Investigations
Danish Decommissioning has entered into a contract with COWI A/S as part of the preparatory work for a political decision regarding the future of radioactive waste.
Danish Decommissioning has entered into a contract with COWI A/S as part of the preparatory work for a political decision regarding the future of radioactive waste.
The objectives and performance plan for 2016 is now ready.
New status report approves DD's activities.
Heavy lifts, sensitive instrumentation, strenuous effort, grinding work, planning, and calculation have characterized the past year.
On the morning of Tuesday, March 3rd, a fire occurred in Building 211, within the cell where the bitumen facility is located.
Danish Decommissioning has had an eventful year, and our three major decommissioning projects have advanced significantly. Join us for a review of 2014.
It is late afternoon over Risø, and the shadows from the silver poplars have lengthened. However, DD's security personnel remain on duty, even as the lights in the offices are switched off one by one. Personnel are always present at the Risø site, around the clock, year-round, where DD's guards, among other duties, patrol and inspect the buildings and collect samples.
At next year's review meeting of the UN's Joint Convention, a DD employee will be at the critical end of the table. Health Physicist Haraldur Hannesson has been appointed to the panel, which will participate in evaluating, among others, the United States' management of radioactive waste.
One of Danish Decommissioning's health physicists contributes with experience in decommissioning reactor DR2.
On the upcoming three Thursdays in July, you can take a guided tour of the Risø area and gain an impression of the former research center. The tours will be conducted regardless of weather conditions on the following dates: July 3rd, July 10th, and July 17th. Registration is required.