13 Nov An evening in a constructive atmosphere
On 11 November, Danish Decommissioning invited locals to a dialogue on the plans for a new, upgraded storage facility.
On 11 November, Danish Decommissioning invited locals to a dialogue on the plans for a new, upgraded storage facility.
Attend the public meeting and open house on November 11th regarding the new, upgraded storage facility to be constructed at Risø. Denmark's radioactive waste will be stored here until no later than 2073.
We are now seeking a full service adviser for the task of designing and constructing a new, upgraded storage facility for radioactive waste at Risø.
Danish Decommissioning has decided to cease the collection of radioactive waste. This decision is effective immediately and until further notice.
Various measures have now been implemented to prevent further leaching from the piles of unused uranium ore located at Risø.
The initial steps have been taken towards constructing a new, upgraded storage facility at Risø for radioactive waste. This construction stems from the Danish Parliament's decision in May 2018 to extend the temporary storage of the waste until no later than 2073.
Danish Decommissioning does not accept waste containing naturally occurring radioactive material (NORM). Previously, smaller quantities have been received.
Representatives from 18 countries met in Denmark from May 22nd to 24th to exchange experiences on radioactive waste management.
The initial decontamination has removed 85 percent of the radioactivity in the Hot Cell facility. Watch a video demonstrating how the team subsequently removed hotspots in one of the cells.
For many years, a large stack of corroded drums has been the first sight to greet visitors on a tour of the low-level operational waste storage facility.