Mar 10th Annual Report 2015
The two major decommissioning projects - Danish Reactor 3 and the Hot Cell plant - are well under way.
What's happening in Danish Decommissioning?
Mar 04 Icy solution to environmental problem
When project engineer Morten Dalby opens his eyes at 5am, he immediately grabs his mobile to remotely start the Danish De commissioning's very own ice machine. A few hours later, a large box of dry ice is ready on the Risø Peninsula to clean environmentally hazardous paint.
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.
01 Feb An extended arm in the water
The team in charge of dismantling research reactor Dr 3 should not only concentrate on breaking down the reactor block itself, but also take care of all the elements that have been included in the trials. A basin plays an important role here.
07 Jan What will DD achieve in 2016?
The objectives and results plan for 2016 is now ready.
18 Dec Status of nuclear safety
New progress report says good for DD's activities.
Dec 5th A glass house has taken shape
Sometimes you have to build up to break down. In any case, this is the case with research reactor DR 3.
Oct 20th From waste to ash
At Danish Decommissioning , we are constantly working to minimise the volume of waste that needs to be landfilled in the future. A new initiative is an agreement with the highly specialised Swedish company Studsvik to incinerate the combustible part of the waste.
08 May See our milling robot
DD has purchased a Brokk demolition robot, and these days it can be seen at the Entreprenør- og Håndværksmesse 2015 in Messecenter Herning.
Mar 20 Answer to Öko-Institut and NOAH
The Ministry of Health and Prevention (SUM) has, in cooperation with DD and GEUS answered questions from German researcher Gerhard Schmidt from the Öko-Institut.