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Managing radioactive waste with geological disposal
National Geological Screening for a GDF - Wales region
National Geological Screening for a GDF - Bristol and Gloucester region
National Geological Screening for a GDF - London and the Thames Valley region
This page describes the purpose of package assurance when managing higher activity radioactive waste.
This page gives an overview of Disposability Assessment, its aims and how it supports the safe management of Higher Activity Radioactive Waste (HAW) in the UK.
This page explains how Nuclear Waste Services (NWS) is working to achieve safe management and disposal of Higher Activity Waste (HAW) in the UK.
Regional information from our screening work, and its relevance to the siting of a GDF
More information on our screening work, and its relevance to the siting of a GDF
This page provides a list of acronyms used in the Waste Package Guidance produced by Nuclear Waste Services (NWS).
National Geological Screening for a GDF - Northern Ireland region
This page describes the current container design concept for the disposal of High Heat Generating Waste (HHGW).
This page provides introductory information on High Heat Generating Waste (HHGW).
Environment Agency regulatory position on cleaning and sterilising waste medical instruments containing metal to allow the waste metal to be recovered elsewhere.
The Contracts for Innovation competition provides funding to trial and validate the impacts of resource efficiency solutions in the automotive, chemicals and construction sectors.
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