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Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA)
The Business Plan sets out key activities and expected progress for all 17 of the NDA’s nuclear sites over the next 3 years.
Working together, land remediation specialists are embracing a consistent approach for cleaning up the UK's earliest nuclear sites.
A cross-industry initiative aims to develop technical solutions for future supplies of the cements typically used to stabilise many kinds of radioactive wastes.
Emerging technologies such as graphene are being investigated for their potential to improve decommissioning of nuclear sites.
Trials are under way to examine whether vitrification technologies could be adapted for larger quantities of mixed low/intermediate level radioactive wastes.
Academic research is vital for addressing uniquely complex challenges.
New approach offers potential to convert plutonium into safe, stable forms.
This single radioactive waste strategy will apply to all radioactive waste generated within the NDA Group, including materials that may become waste at some point in the future.
This paper outlines Credible Options for a Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) engagement strategy across the NDA Group, considering the current environment around skills and wider issues.
A new facility, called Nucleus (the Nuclear and Caithness Archives), has been built in Caithness to manage the nuclear industry's records.
An assessment of the economic impact of the 12 Magnox sites on their local economies.
This strategy sets out NDA's equality, diversity and inclusion priorities from 2018 to 2022.
This support service is helping to break down barriers for west Cumbria’s unemployed, and helping them to find work.
An initial investment £1.2 million from the NDA helped to secure additional match funding from a range of sources, reaching £9 million in total and providing support for the economy of the southern Scottish belt that includes the towns of Annan, Lockerbie and Gretna.
A project supported by LLWR to provide a safe, attractive seafront area that people in this west Cumbrian community and surrounding villages would enjoy for years to come.
NDA and Magnox Ltd helped fund a scheme to address high youth unemployment rates in an area affected by industrial decline following the global economic crash.
NDA is supporting diversification in the west Cumbrian economy, to help balance the dominance of Sellafield Ltd, its largest employer.
The NDA's financial contribution helped Scrabster Harbour Trust secure additional funding from other sources to invest £20 million in developing its facilities.
NDA helped fund the creation of world-class visitor attractions in North Wales, an area that has been heavily reliant on its nuclear site, Trawsfynydd, which is due to close.
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