General

Stress Tests - Frequently Asked Questions

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Final Stress Tests - Task force - Public Question and Answer brief March 2012.pdf	22.05 KB

Public Feedback on the EU Stress Tests

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public_feedback_on_the_eu_stress_test_final.pdf	116.89 KB

Composition of the Topical Review teams

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Composition of the Topical Review teams.pdf	212.9 KB

Revised Rules of Procedure for ENSREG - August 2011

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HLG_p(2011-15)_76.pdf	27.27 KB

Statement on ENSREG Activities 2010 - 2011

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Statement on ENSREG Activities 2010 - 2011.pdf	14.52 KB

Statement from Andrej Stritar, Chair of ENSREG

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HLG_p(2010-11)_43 Chaiperson Public statement.pdf	14.06 KB

First report of ENSREG, as adopted in July 2009

As a matter of fact, there are 148 nuclear power reactors operating in 15 European Union
(EU) Member States, producing one third of all electrical energy. Some units have already
been decommissioned or are in the process of decommissioning, many are undergoing
substantial preparations for long-term operation and several new units are under
construction or seriously planned. In addition, there is a substantial number of other nuclear
and radioactive waste management installations within the European Union. This situation

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HLG_p(2009-09)_35.FINAL_.ENSREG Report 2009.pdf	346.16 KB

Council Directive establishing a Community framework for the nuclear safety of nuclear installations (as published in OJ 172/18 of 2.7.2009)

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HLG_p(2009-09)_33 Nuclear Safety Directive.pdf	729.98 KB

Revised Rules of Procedure

The European High Level Group on Nuclear Safety and Waste Management (ENSREG1),

having regard to Council Conclusion on Nuclear Safety and Safe Management of Spent

Nuclear Fuel and Radioactive Waste of 8 May 2007 and Commission Decision of 17 July

2007 on establishing the European High Level Group on Nuclear Safety and Waste

Management;

considering that the aim of the ENSREG shall be to maintain and further improve the safety

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HLG_p(2009-08)_22 Final revised RoP.pdf	26.36 KB

Adopted rules of procedure

The European High Level Group on Nuclear Safety and Waste Management (HLG),
having regard to Council Conclusion on Nuclear Safety and Safe Management of Spent
Nuclear Fuel and Radioactive Waste of 8 May 2007 and Commission Decision of 17 July
2007 on establishing the European High Level Group on Nuclear Safety and Waste
Management;
considering that the aim of the HLG shall be to maintain and further improve the safety of
nuclear installations and the safety of the management of spent fuel and radioactive waste;

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HLG_p(2008-02)_8.Final_Rules of Procedure.pdf	26.01 KB