24 Mar Health and safety statement 2016
Read about the efforts and achievements of DD in 2016 to maintain a good work environment.
Read about the efforts and achievements of DD in 2016 to maintain a good work environment.
On Friday 17 March, Minister for Education and Research Søren Pind visited Danish Decommissioning for the first time.
The professional results achieved by DD during 2016 are considered satisfactory in relation to the resources used and the reprioritisations chosen.
Ole Kastbjerg Nielsen has been reappointed as DD's Director in a new one-year appointment.
Danish Decommissioning has gained two trained health physicists at the start of 2017. Mikkel Øberg and Quang Le have completed the one-year in-house training.
Operations manager Kenn-Ulrik Brix Sørensen must be said to have moved some distance away from what a trained engineer normally does
On 13 and 14 December it was DD's turn to host the working group ERDO. In this forum, representatives from a number of European countries meet alternately to discuss the potential for a common waste solution.
In 2015, the Danish Parliament decided that additional studies on an intermediate storage solution for radioactive waste in Denmark should be carried out. The three reports are now available.
Danish Decommissioning has now received comments from four international experts on COWI's interim report on a possible interim storage solution.
On 27 October, the Finance Committee of the Folketing approved a document on the decommissioning of the Hot Cell plant.