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2011 Conference News 2

Newsletter 2, Registration for media now open

Media interested in following ENSREG´s I Regulatory Conference on Nuclear Safety in Europe (Brussels, 28-29 June, 2011) are invited to send an accreditation request before June 24 to their respective nuclear safety authority´s communications department.
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2011 Conference News 1

First ENSREG Conference on Nuclear Safety in Europe

The European Nuclear Safety Regulators Group (ENSREG) is proud to announce its First European Nuclear Safety Conference, taking place at the European Commission´s Charlemagne Building located in Brussels, Belgium, June 28–29, 2011. Due to space limitations, attendance is by invitation only. A streaming service available at ENSREG website will facilitate following the conference live.

2011 Conference Archive

2011 Conference

2011 Conference Presentations

28/6/2011

Opening Session

The European Union provides for a collective dimension to nuclear safety of benefits to all citizens.

C. MARTíNEZ TEN	President of the Conference
	President of the Spanish Nuclear Safety Council (CSN)

Clone of Nuclear Safety in Europe / First Regulatory Conference

Click one of the following links to view the video recordings of the event:

VLADI TEST

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Follow-up of the peer review of the stress tests performed on European nuclear power plants

The national European regulators and the European Commission as ENSREG have endorsed the peer review report and the recommendations that finalised the stress test review and published a joint statement dated 26 April 2012, which concluded that follow-up activities would occur through an action plan. The European Council of 28 and 29 June 2012 “invited Member States to ensure the full and timely implementation of the recommendations presented in the report from ENSREG further to the completion of the nuclear safety stress tests.

Public Meeting 8 May, 2012

List of presentations:

Other instruments

EU international assistance work on nuclear safety

For many years, the EU has provided financial and human resources to help improve nuclear safety in countries outside the EU. This has focused mainly on the countries of Central and Eastern Europe and on the Former Soviet Union. The TACIS instrument that facilitated assistance to the former Soviet Union, and the PHARE nuclear safety programme which included many countries that are now EU Member States, came to an end in 2006, although some residual work is still under way.

Spent fuel and radioactive waste directive

Spent fuel and radioactive waste management directive

Directive 2011/70/EURATOM establishing a Community framework for the responsible and safe management of spent fuel and radioactive waste