14 Sep How are we supervised?
On 1 September, an international panel of experts attended a supervision of Danish Decommissioning to get an insight into how it is done in Denmark.
On 1 September, an international panel of experts attended a supervision of Danish Decommissioning to get an insight into how it is done in Denmark.
A new organizational structure for DD will come into effect on September 1. This change is designed to equip the company to undertake its new responsibilities as competently and efficiently as possible.
Over the past month, Danish Decommissioning has been undergoing a gradual reopening, after, as a state-owned enterprise, we had everything except emergency services and critical functions shut down since December 9.
After almost five months of closure of DD, some radioactive waste has been piled up around the country. Therefore, from 4 May we will again receive waste.
Read the report on the efforts and results DD achieved in a year heavily impacted by corona lockdowns and restrictions.
The Danish Agency for Higher Education and Science has approved our annual report for 2020, which was marked by corona-related shutdowns.
As a state-owned enterprise, we are shutting down everything except emergency services and critical functions from Wednesday, December 9. This is due to the Corona/Covid-19 virus situation.
Kari Bjørn Fernstrøm has today received the Queen's Medal of Merit for 40 years of loyal service. He was presented with it by the Director of Danish Decommissioning at a small ceremony.
The Ministry of Higher Education and Science has just introduced a Whistleblower scheme, which covers all institutions under the ministry, including Danish Decommissioning.
DD has now reopened. This means that we can once again enter into agreements to receive radioactive waste from our customers, even though some employees continue to work from home.