Decision

GDA decisions and SoDA: AP1000® nuclear power station design by Westinghouse Electric Company

Environment Agency's and Natural Resources Wales' decision and full Statement of Design Acceptability (SoDA).

From:
Environment Agency, Office for Nuclear Regulation, and Natural Resources Wales
Published
30 March 2017
Last updated
4 April 2017 — See all updates

Applies to England, Northern Ireland and Wales

Documents

Generic design assessment of Westinghouse Electric Company LLC's AP1000® nuclear power station design: supplement to the decision document

Ref: LIT 10652

PDF, 932 KB, 54 pages

Generic design assessment of Westinghouse Electric Company LLC's AP1000® nuclear power station design: supplement to the decision document (summary)

Ref: LIT 10653

HTML

Generic design assessment of Westinghouse Electric Company LLC's AP1000® nuclear power station design: supplement to the decision document (summary) bilingual

Ref: LIT 10654

PDF, 945 KB, 12 pages

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Statement of Design Acceptability (SoDA) AP1000®

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Details

In 2011 the Environment Agency published its decision document setting out its detailed assessment of environmental aspects of the UK AP1000® nuclear power station design. It used the comments and issues raised in the 2010 consultation to help inform its decisions.

Since December 2011, the Environment Agency has been assessing the further information Westinghouse provided.

The environmental regulators have now issued a full SoDA. This supplement to the 2011 decision document explains developments since 2011 and why they have issued a SoDA.

The regulators conclude that the environmental aspects of the design would meet the high standards they expect, and have decided to issue a SoDA for the design.

The Office for Nuclear Regulation has also published its Design Acceptance Confirmation.

Published 30 March 2017
Last updated 4 April 2017 + show all updates

  1. Added bilingual supplement to decision document summary.

  2. First published.

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