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Country Specific Reports

   
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Starting with June 1, 2011, all the operators of nuclear power plants in the EU had to review the response of their nuclear plants to extreme situations, in particular operators had to check and improve mitigation measures available after a potential loss of safety functions, caused by any reason. That includes the loss of electrical power or loss of ultimate heat sink for heat removal from the reactor, the management of loss of core cooling functions in their reactors as well as in spent fuel pools and the maintenance of containment integrity. The final country reports were due by December 31, 2011, at the latest. They have been published as they became available. The country specific peer review reports have been endorsed by ENSREG on 26 April 2012.

The ENSREG Action Plan, approved on 1 August 2012, specifies the need for country specific action plans (National Action Plans) to be made publicly available by the end of 2012 and to peer review them. The National Action Plans can be found on the relevant country subpage. Public feedback on these National Action Plans can be submitted via the ENSREG website from 25 February to 15 March 2013.

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Regarding the follow-up fact-finding visit reports please see http://www.ensreg.eu/EU-Stress-Tests/Follow-up

Disclaimer: Please note that all reports are the property of the individual Member State and not ENSREG.

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