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Project Analysis to support the implementation in practice of Articles 8a-8c of Directive 2014/87/Euratom
Final report
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Currently, the European Commission is promoting and facilitating an ambitious implementation of the requirements stipulated in Articles 8a to 8c of Council Directive 2014/87/Euratom. The objective of this study was to support Member States in achieving consistent practical implementation of the provisions set out in the new Council Directive 2014/87/Euratom. Within this project, the focus was limited to selected nuclear installations, i.e. nuclear power plants and research reactors with a thermal power of 1 MWth or more. Within this project, the guidance and standards at the international and European level were reviewed and assessed to analyse if these documents provide sufficient information to support Member States in implementing the provisions of Articles 8a to 8c. Besides international and European guidance documents, the national practice in EU Member States with nuclear power plants and research reactors was analysed using a technical survey. In addition to the survey, detailed studies of safety improvements in selected Member States were performed for the following six countries: Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Romania and Slovenia. These countries were selected to cover a broad range of reactor designs (Western design PWRs, Russian-type reactors as well as the CANDU design) and boundary conditions in the countries (operating NPPs, new-build projects, large fleet, phase-out). The original objective of this study was to identify gaps, common approaches and areas of good practice and to highlight areas where it might be worthwhile to develop further guidance to reinforce consistent practical implementation of Articles 8a to 8c in the Member States. Due to concerns of the Member States’ regulatory authorities expressed before and during the 1st workshop that this study could be misused to derive a ranking of national practices, the objective, originally formulated as identification of good practices and gaps, was slightly reworded to the identification of similarities and differences. This study was performed in two phases with a workshop held shortly before the end of each phase.
- Veröffentlicht am:
- Korporative(r) Verfasser: ETSON , Generaldirektion Energie (Europäische Kommission)
- Themen: Kernenergie und nukleare Sicherheit
- Thema: Anwendung des EU-Rechts , EU-Studienbericht , nukleare Sicherheit , Richtlinie (EU)
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| ISSN | ISBN 978-92-76-44450-3 | DOI 10.2833/172815 | Katalognummer MJ-08-21-350-EN-N |
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