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Switzerland

National Progress Report	15 Sep 2011
National Progress Report Appendix	15 Sep 2011
Final National Report	29 Dec 2011
http://www.ensre

Belgium

National Progress Report	15 Sep 2011
Final National Report	29 Dec 2011
Peer Review Report	26 Apr 2012
National Action Plan	31 Dec 2012
Rapporteur Report	28 May 2013
Updated Nat

Slovenia

National Progress Report	15 Sep 2011
Final National Report	28 Dec 2011
Peer Review Report	26 Apr 2012
National Action Plan	24 Dec 2012
Rapporteur Report	28 May 2013
Updated National Action Plan	31 Dec 2014

EU level Reports

The Commission's Interim report on the comprehensive risk and safety assessments ('stress tests') was adopted on 24 November 2011 and is available through the link to the Europa website below:

http://ec.europa.eu/energy/nuclear/safety/stress_tests_en.htm

Now, as the final step of the peer review process, an ENSREG Summary Report, including the peer review reports, has been issued.

Link to the ENSREG Summary Report.

Other countries

	Switzerland
	Ukraine

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.

Background and Specifications

On May 24, 2011, ENSREG, including the European Commission, reached a consensus on the scope and modalities of the “stress tests”. At its meeting on October 11, 2011, ENSREG agreed upon a procedure on peer reviews of “stress tests” as well as on a working paper on the transparency aspects of EU "stress tests".

Joint Statement of ENSREG and the European Commission on Stress Tests and Peer Review Process on 26 April 2012

EU stress tests and follow-up

The European Council of 24/25 March, 2011, requested that the safety of all EU nuclear plants should be reviewed, on the basis of a comprehensive and transparent risk and safety assessment ("stress tests"). These “stress tests” are defined as targeted reassessments of the safety margins of nuclear power plants, developed by ENSREG, including the European Commission.

As security threats are not part of the mandate of ENSREG a two-track process has been developed.