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Part RSR-B6: apply for the accumulation and disposal of radioactive waste from the production of oil and gas

Standard facility for the accumulation and disposal of radioactive waste from the NORM industrial activity of the production of oil and gas.

• From: Environment Agency
• Published: 9 December 2014
• Last updated: 9 September 2020 — See all updates

Applies to England and Northern Ireland

Documents

Application form B6 for a standard facility for the accumulation and disposal of radioactive waste from the NORM industrial activity of the production of oil and gas

Ref: LIT 10056

PDF, 563 KB, 2 pages

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Guidance for applicants on how to complete application form B6 for the accumulation and disposal of NORM waste from the production of oil and gas

Ref: LIT 10057

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Details

You must complete this form to apply to accumulate and dispose of naturally occurring radioactive materials (NORM) waste from the production of oil and gas.

Refer to the guidance document for help with completing the form.

Published 9 December 2014
Last updated 9 September 2020 + show all updates

1. 9 September 2020

   Contact details on the form has been amended.

2. 11 April 2018

   Updated Part RSR-B6: apply for the accumulation and disposal of radioactive waste from the production of oil and gas.

3. 9 December 2014

   First published.