Activities
Can civil society directly influence policy and decision-making?
Citizen control over nuclear safety and policy. Jan Haverkamp
’s presentation at the conference RICOMET 2016 On 3rd June, Jan Haverkamp, member of NTW, made a presentation at the Second International Conference on Risk Perception, Communication … [Read More]
PINC: the real picture
NTW ANALYSIS ON PINC 2016 On 4th April 2016 the European Commission published its latest communication on the Nuclear Illustrative Programme (PINC). The European Commission is required to regularly develop new Pinc outlining the goals … [Read More]
EVENT Summary Report: 5 years after Fukushima, what are the lessons for Europe?
On 22nd March 2016, NTW organized a conference in the European Parliament: 5 years after Fukushima, what are the lessons for Europe? It was the opportunity to listen to witnesses from Japan and current … [Read More]
New publication : BEPPER REPORT
FIRST REPORT BY NTW Radioactive Waste Management Group Transparency in Radioactive Waste Management by Johan Swahn (MKG), Philip Kearney (NTW and CiviQ), Nadja Zeleznik (REC), Vanessa Liston (CiviQ), Gilles Heriard-Dubreuil (Mutadis), Jan Haverkamp (NTW), Patricia … [Read More]
NEW REPORT: Fukushima five years later
Fukushima five years later: back to normal? by David BOILLEY, Chair of the Association for the Control of Radioactivity in the West (ACRO) and NTW member, commissionned by GreenPeace Belgium SUMMARY -The nuclear disaster at … [Read More]
EVENT NTW in the European Parliament 22/03/16: Fukushima 5 years after, what are the lessons for Europe?
NTW POSITION PAPER: Applying the lessons of Fukushima in EP&R
Nuclear Emergency Preparedness and Response (EP&R): Applying the lessons of Fukushima in the context of the implementation of the Basic Safety Standards (BSS) Directive Download: NTW position paper on the current implementation process of the … [Read More]
Is Belgium able to extend its Doel 1 & 2 reactors?
On 30 November 2015, an agreement between Electrabel and the Federal Government was reached to extend by 10 years the nuclear reactors Doel 1 & 2 lifetime. But this decision breaks international rules for … [Read More]
Overview of the EIA procedure for the Paks II nuclear project in Hungary
The Paks Nuclear Power Plant is located on the right bank on the Danube, approximately 100 km south of Budapest. A new project with two reactor units from Rosatom (VVER1200) is planned as an … [Read More]
How might climate change affect nuclear safety?
CLIMATE CHANGE – NUCLEAR SAFETY Nuclear power plants already faces issues that may be related to climate change: floods, heat waves, storms, invasion of jellyfish and seaweed, rising sea levels, etc. With global warming, … [Read More]
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