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Global Status of Decommissioning of Nuclear Installations

IAEA Nuclear Energy Series No. NW-T-2.16

English STI/PUB/2023 ¦ 978-92-0-104623-9

125 pages ¦ 71 figures ¦ € 50.00 ¦ Date published: 2023

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Description

This publication presents the outcomes of a collaborative study to analyse the status of nuclear decommissioning activities around the world as of 2020. Future evolution of these activities was also considered. The information presented is based on responses to a questionnaire distributed to organizations with responsibility for planning, implementation and oversight of decommissioning programmes, with baseline information on the numbers and current operational status of nuclear facilities being extracted from the online nuclear facilities databases maintained by IAEA. Analysis of the collected data was undertaken at global and regional levels, rather than at the level of individual States or facility sites. The publication is intended primarily to be of use to individuals with policy responsibilities in the area of decommissioning and associated waste management activities, including government officials, regulators, facility manages and service providers.

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Keywords

IAEA Nuclear Energy, Global Status, Decommissioning, Nuclear Installations, Nuclear Facilities, Nuclear Reactors, Nuclear Power Plants, Decommissioning Activities, Questionnaire, Operational Status, IAEA Online Database, Baseline Information, Research Reactors, Nuclear Fuel Cycle Facilities, Institutional and Legal Frameworks, Policies, Regulatory Frameworks, Finance, Decommissioning Strategies, Timeline, Trends, Implementation, Analysis of Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats, Workforce, Costs, Future Decommissioning Liabilities, Technical Challenges, Technologies and Tools, National Financing Schemes, Funding Mechanisms, Spent Fuel, Radioactive Waste, Review

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