Nuclear Research Centres and Research Reactors references :
2016 - 2017
Support to Business Case for PALLAS project (Netherlands)
Client : PALLAS
As part of the implementation of the PALLAS project, both technical and financial aspects are moving forward in parallel, with technical decisions taken on the reactor design having an impact on the overall business case and vice-versa. Obtaining accurate data, forecasts and estimates are vital inputs to ensure the accuracy of the business case and obtain support for the project from potential stakeholders.
NucAdvisor provided targeted support to the Business Case & Financing (BC&F) project, through specific expertise on the global research reactor market, as well as the associated economic aspects.
Based on a series of design assumptions, different detailed evaluations were prepared on:
- Capital expenditures
- Operational expenditures
- Revenues
- Owners’ costs
2015 - ongoing
Owners Engineer Services for the Design and Construction of the PALLAS Research Reactor (Netherlands)
Client : PALLAS
Tractebel Engineering, teaming with NucAdvisor, is delivering Owner’s Engineer (OE) services for the new PALLAS research reactor, which aims to replace the existing High Flux Reactor (HFR) operated since 1961
- Support in the definition of the PALLAS Business case for medical isotopes production
- Preparation and review of reactor specifications, contractual conditions for PALLAS international call for tender, bid assessment support
- Safety/licensing studies regarding Dutch safety requirements specificities
- Participation in Design reviews
- Technical information management system implementation PLM—BIM
- Support to project organization for interface management, value engineering development
- Project management support
2018 - 2019
Security-related support services for the Low Power Research Reactor LPRR (Saudi Arabia)
Client: King Abdulaziz Center of Science and Technology (KACST)
King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology (KACST) is a Saudi Arabia government institution that supports and enhances scientific applied research. The Nuclear Science Research Institute (NSRI) of KACST is nearing completion of a research reactor constructed in Riyadh.
NucAdvisor supported the LPRR project team through consultancy services and defined and assess malevolent acts which could result in exposure to, or dispersion of radioactive materials.
2020 – 2021
Safety-related support services for the Low Power Research Reactor LPRR (Saudi Arabia)
Client: King Abdulaziz Center of Science and Technology (KACST)
King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology (KACST) is a Saudi Arabia government institution that supports and enhances scientific applied research. The Nuclear Science Research Institute (NSRI) of KACST is nearing completion of a research reactor constructed in Riyadh.
NucAdvisor supported the LPRR project team and conducted a review of Safety and Licensing documents, defining the set of recommendations for licensing documentation, and highlighting the main strengths and weaknesses of the design and operation.
2023 - ongoing
Owner's engineer services for the electro-mechanical erection of the LPRR components (Saudi Arabia)
Client: King Abdulaziz Center of Science and Technology (KACST)
King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology (KACST) is investing in a low power research reactor which is under construction in Riyadh. The Low Power Research Reactor (LPRR) is the first research reactor in Saudi Arabia and it is designed as a multipurpose low power reactor to support a demanding training and human resources development plan and become a tool for research and development. The reactor is of an open-pool design cooled by natural circulation of light water with a power rated at 30 kW. After civil works have been completed, the project enters the phase of electro-mechanical erection for which NucAdvisor will provide supervision services.
2019 - 2024
Owners Engineer Services for the Design and Construction of a Research Center (Bolivia)
Client : Agencia Boliviana de Energia Nuclear
Since 2019, NucAdvisor is providing Owner’s Engineer (OE) services to the Agencia Boliviana de Energia Nuclear (ABEN) is constructing a research centre in El-Alto. The centre will include a cyclotron, a multipurpose irradiation facility and a research reactor. NucAdvisor services include:
- Nuclear Research and Technology Center design review
- The implementation of an effective project management organization, including tools
- The implementation and follow-up of an efficient and reliable Quality Management of the Project, covering all parties
- Risk management
- Monitoring and follow-up on the Contractor procurement procedures
- Construction and manufacturing inspection onsite and offsite
- Support in commissioning and final project handover
2023 - ongoing
Owners Engineer Services for the supervision of the procurement of fresh fuel assemblies for the Jordan Research and Training Reactor, JRTR (Jordan)
Client: Jordan Atomic Energy Commission (JAEC)
In October 2023, JAEC signed a contract with NucAdvisor to assist JAEC in the oversight of the procurement contract of new fresh fuel assemblies
2023 - 2024
Feasibility study for a radioisotope production facility (ARTHUR) in Wales
Client: Welsh Government
NucAdvisor is conducting for the Welsh Government the full feasibility study for the radioisotope production facility ARTHUR (Advanced Radioisotope Technology for Heath Utility Reactor). The feasibility study report is based on the format and structure of IAEA guide NG-T-3.18.
The following main sections are included in the feasibility study report:
- Technical Requirements and Capability
Planning, Licensing and Safety
- Programme Management
- Business Case Information
- Ownership Options
Operations and Maintenance
- Decommissioning and Waste Management
2023 - 2024
Gateway Review on the Feasibility Study Report on the new Multi-Purpose Reactor Project (South Africa)
Client: NECSA
The South African Nuclear Energy Corporation SOC Limited (NECSA) has requested an Independent Gateway Review on the Feasibility Study Report on the new Multi-Purpose Reactor Project.
The objectives of the project are:
- Determine the extent, to which the project is likely to deliver;
- Evaluate the expected benefits within the declared cost, time, and performance envelope;
- Determine the affordability of the project;
- Assess the Value for Money of the project, the optimum combination of whole-life costs and quality to meet users’ requirements; and
- Provide a critical analysis of the project’s shortcomings and recommendations and guidance to improve the project’s feasibility.
2012 - 2016
Owners Engineer Services: Design and construction of the Jordan Research and Training Reactor (JRTR), Jordan
Client: Jordan Atomic Energy Commission (JAEC)
In September 2012 JAEC signed a contract with NucAdvisor and its consortium as Owner’s Engineer to assist JAEC in the oversight of the Constructor. The activities of NucAdvisor included:
• Design review, project management, licensing support;
• Assistance in procurement, construction monitoring, equipment reception, installation, testing, and
commissioning;
• Support in preparation of the JAEC staff, by on-the-job training and experience transfer, to be ready
to operate the JRTR;
• Running of several independent neutronic and thermal hydraulic calculations on the JRTR core to
validate the safety of the design.
2024 - ongoing
Support the preparation of the Preliminary Safety Analysis Report and to conduct an independent verification of safety analyses
Client: Polskie Elektrownie Jądrowe sp. z o.o. (PEJ)
Verification of the following safety analyses of the first Polish NPP:
- Deterministic safety analyses for the reference nuclear power unit.
- Probabilistic safety analyses for the reference nuclear power unit.
- Deterministic safety analyses for the nuclear power unit of the first Polish NPP taking into account site characteristics.
- Probabilistic safety analyses for the nuclear power unit of the first Polish
- NPP taking into account site characteristics.
Preparation of the PSAR in a scope consistent with IAEA publication No. SSG-61 “Format and Content of the Safety Analysis Report for Nuclear Power Plants,” and the requirements of the Regulation of the Council of Ministers referred to in Article 36d item 3 of the Atomic Law Act of 29 November 2000
2024
Detailed assessment of a new build project schedule
Client : Confidential
The client requested a high-level independent analysis to assess the risks, gaps, and necessary modifications or further evaluations within their project schedule. This analysis aimed to integrate critical milestones from both the EPC contract and the client’s obligations related to the accompanying infrastructure. It considered the commitments required well in advance, interactions with regulatory authorities, and the practicality of adhering to the proposed timeline. Additionally, the study evaluated the organization's readiness to advance to the final investment decision stage.
2022
Long Lead Item Study
Client : Confidential
Long lead items (LLI) can significantly impact the overall project schedule. They are typically critical components or equipment with a long procurement, fabrication, or delivery lead time. Therefore, they must be ordered years before they will be required on the construction site. NucAdvisor provided a study to a newcomer country:
• Defining common NPP long lead items
• Managing Long Lead Items and Programs
• Selected long lead learnings from other projects
• Conclusions and early steps in LLI management
2022
Comparative analysis of models for the delivery of O&M regime at nuclear power plants
Client : Confidential
The IAEA recommends that owners of proposed large nuclear power plants identify their choice of operating model early in the development period. In line with this recommendation, a national nuclear utility requisitioned a study. NucAdvisor was dominantly involved on:
Defining the Operator
- Fundamentals of the Operating Company,
- Operator role at different stages,
Comparative Analysis of various operator models.
2021 - 2024
Audits on the risks and costs of the EPR2 programme
Client : French Government
NucAdvisor and Accuracy were selected by the French Government to provide their insights and expertise on the economic feasibility of a new nuclear power plant construction program in France. This request is based on the comprehensive documentation and data provided by EDF regarding the construction program of six EPR2.
The audit has been structured around three key themes:
- Task 1 focuses on conducting an audit of the construction specifications and underlying construction schedules to ensure there are no risks associated with the project.
- Task 2 involves a thorough counter-assessment of the risk analysis to determine its potential impact on construction costs and schedules. Lastly,
- Task 3 entails a comprehensive assessment of the full cost of the new nuclear power plant.
In 2023, NucAdvisor and its partner Accuracy performed a deep update of the programme risks and costs upon request of DINN (Délégation Interministérielle au Nouveau Nucléaire).
2013 - 2016
Financial and Legal Advisory Services for New Nuclear Program, Republic of South Africa
Client: DoE
High added value specialized technical services
As part of the South African nuclear new build program, NucAdvisor developed financing and localization models to enable the RSA to make informed decisions on the structure of its new Nuclear Operating Company and the impact on the national economy.
Financing Schemes of NPP Projects, with an emphasis of Owner-Operator Structures, Investors and Funding Models through international overview of projects developed in the last two decades;
NPP Business Models analysis, built around a deep analysis of international cost of Nuclear Power for 18 countries and a LCOE (Levelized Cost of Electricity) comparison with other Energy Sources.
NPP Localization Economic Impact, where a Localization Calculation Model was built to enable the complete estimated impact of the NPP Program on local Industry and National Economy.
Nuclear medicine references :
2021 – 2022
Resilience of the nuclear sector in Europe in the face of pandemic risks
Client : European Commission - DG ENER
The scope covers all the EU countries hosting nuclear installations, including a specific focus on those used in radioisotope supply chains. Using a country-by-country approach, with detailed examples and case studies to illustrate the situation, the analysis (i) identify in detail the critical issues at stake; (ii) describe the main problems encountered, and the measures taken;(iii) assesses their effectiveness, highlight good practices and develop recommendations for future action:
- Determine the key challenges influencing the availability of nuclear generation capacity under enduring or new pandemic conditions,
- Identify the critical supply chains essential for safe operations and maintenance of the nuclear facilities,
- Ascertain the near-term impacts on availability of fuel supplies,
- Assess the economic impacts of the pandemic on the prospects of new and existing planned nuclear investment projects.
2017 - 2023
Technical support for due diligences in the nuclear medicine sector (multiple projects)
Client: Different clients
NucAdvisor contributed as a technical advisor for different due diligence projects over the past years, for major investments in either production installations or buyouts of radioisotopes and radiopharmaceutical players.
Namely, NucAdvisor implemented the following tasks:
- Evaluation of capital expenditures for future investment related to nuclear safety in medical radioisotopes and radiopharmaceuticals installations,
- Evaluation of operational expenditures, including maintenance costs for radioisotopes production equipment,
- Evaluation of industrial production efficiency,
- Radioisotopes/Radiopharmaceuticals market analysis, including supply chain maps, strategic analysis of the main players, estimation of the market, demand and supply, analysis of the market risks from an investor point of view and development of market scenarios, etc.
2022
Review & assessment of manufacturing options for a new therapeutic radiopharmaceutical
Client : Radiopharmaceutical player
An industrial player developing therapeutic radiopharmaceuticals with a Phase III trial expected to start within the next years, contacted NucAdvisor to get a review & assessment of the various options that exist in terms of the framework under which a Phase III, and therefore also commercial therapeutic RP product, can be manufactured. Focus is to be made on US and EU.
Different options were assessed in detail, in terms of a pros and cons analysis, cost aspects, manufacturing locations, and other relevant parameters:
- Full outsourcing,
- Build, own and run its facility,
- Investment in an existing manufacturer for a dedicated suite & resources,
- Revenue share approach,
- Out-licence or in-license; etc.
Additionally, the assessment considered the pros and cons of the therapeutic product being made from a kit-type format in decentralized radio-pharmacies, as opposed to the more commonly implemented centralised manufacturing model.
2022 - 2024
SAMIRA study on the implementation of the Council Directive 2013/59/Euratom requirements for medical equipment with respect to monitoring and control of patient’s radiation exposures
Client : European Commission - DG ENER
As part of the SAMIRA actions in the area of Quality and Safety of medical applications of ionising radiation, this study will contribute to supporting the implementation of high standards for quality and safety in Member States’ health systems. This study will specifically address the implementation of the Council Directive 2013/59/Euratom requirements for medical radiological equipment, concerning controlling, recording and reporting patients’ radiation exposures.
Main tasks implemented:
- Collect and analyse up-to-date information on the implementation of the Council Directive 2013/59/Euratom requirements for medical radiological equipment, for controlling, recording and reporting of patients’ radiation exposures.
- Develop best-practice guidance on the implementation of these requirements.
- Discuss the results of the work with Member States, with the view of stimulating further national and EU-level efforts in this area.
2017 - 2019
Study on Sustainable and Resilient Supply of Medical Radioisotopes in the EU (SMER)
Client: European Commission – DG JRC
The objective of this study was to provide the Commission with information on the diagnostic nuclear medicine market in the EU, focusing on 99Mo/99mTc generators.
In a fully complementary manner to the SAMIRA study, the SMER study focused upon :
- Downstream part of the 99mTc supply chain: from the generators manufacturing up to the end-users, with a highlight on the Member States Health systems reimbursements and possible impacts on the sustainable supply of radioisotopes.
- The efficiency of existing reserves in the use of 99mTc and focuses on how the different public health systems in the EU deal with diagnostic procedures based on the use of 99mTc, and how the organization of health care and the reimbursing scheme may affect the efficient and economically sustainable use of 99Mo/99mTc generators.
2022 - ongoing
Framework service contract for technical, scientific, administrative and logistical support for the SAMIRA Action Plan implementation
Client : European Commission - DG ENER
In early 2021, the Commission published a Staff Working Document on a Strategic Agenda for Medical Ionising Radiation Applications (SAMIRA). The SAMIRA initiative is the energy sector's contribution to Europe's Beating Cancer Plan and a response to the Council’s conclusion on non-power nuclear and radiological technologies and applications. The SAMIRA Action Plan includes specific proposals in three priority areas:
- Supply of radioisotopes,
- Quality and safety of medical ionizing applications,
- Innovation in medical applications.
The implementation of the SAMIRA Action Plan will require continuing support from EU budgets in the areas of Energy, Health and Research, with the objective of coordination and integration of activities across policy areas. The objective of this contract will be to ensure technical, scientific, administrative and logistical support to DG ENER for the implementation of the SAMIRA Action Plan.
2020 - 2021
Co-ordinated approach to the development and supply of radioisotopes in the European Union
Client : European Commission - DG ENER
The objective of this study was to fill the gaps in the available information on the supply chains for the main established and novel radioisotopes that have, or are expected to have, significant uses in Europe.
This work paved the way for long-term European cooperation in this area. The study focused on:
- The identification of currently used radioisotopes and those which are expected to be in use in the near future for medical and industrial applications,
- The identification of existing and emerging methods and technologies for radioisotopes production, and an evaluation of corresponding supply chains for identified radioisotopes,
- The analysis of current European supply chain players and their associated installations, and the identification of upcoming threats and limitations,
- The development of scenarios and concrete options for a sustainable and secure supply of radioisotopes in the EU. Link to publication - https://op.europa.eu/s/xH3Q
2023
Nuclear compliance audits of radiopharmaceutical installations (Asia)
Client : Confidential
NucAdvisor performed compliance audits in different radiopharmaceutical manufacturing sites (for PET, SPECT and therapeutic applications) to review its current regulatory status (national and international) and evaluate the capacity to maintain long-term compliance with nuclear regulatory requirements. The analysis included:
- Evaluation of licensing situation (existing licenses, authorisations) to highlight the current limitations (e.g., expiry, renewal process, current licensing constraints, etc.)
- Evaluation of radioactive waste management onsite and offsite
- Evaluation of transport and logistics risks (e.g. record of radioactive materials, national nuclear transport regulation compliance)
- Review of radiological protection processes for employees, members of the public and the environment (e.g., review of dose registries, staff incidents, ALARA strategy, etc.)
- Review of past events (incidents and accidents), mitigation measures taken (if any), and emergency planning and preparedness considerations.
- Evaluation of site considerations (e.g., site boundaries, physical security, etc.)
- Review of internal safety organisation and safety documentation,
- Review of internal inspection programmes results, corrective actions taken (if any) and their implementation.
2023
Isotopes Strategic Overview for 177Lu and 176Yb
Client : Confidential
NucAdvisor supported a large industrial player in the enrichment sector to underpin their strategic vision by performing a strategic analysis of this business and propose recommendations leveraging existing government support (Europe and US) for building new capabilities, partnering (JV/ collaboration) or just be a supplier/customer.
NucAdvisor analysis included:
- For each potential partner and country, client wanted to understand what irradiation and or processing capability next to a reactor already exists.
- For each reactor (research or power ), client wanted to get general specifications and basic details plus openness to collaboration and partnerships, existing collaboration and partnerships, medical isotopes experience, irradiation capability, production and products, challenges and opportunities, and point of contact.
- An evaluation of the global irradiated 176Yb processing capability: in which countries, which alignment, partnerships and customers? Which operating models? Which deployability, complexity, and chances of success. What about the same processing capability used to process other isotopes? Are modifications required?
2023 - ongoing
Feasibility study and further analyses of the legal, economic and organisational options for establishing European Radioisotope Valley Initiative (ERVI)
Client : European Commission - DG ENER
The SAMIRA Action Plan foresees the establishment of a European Radioisotope Valley Initiative (ERVI) aiming, in the long-term, to maintain Europe's global leadership in the supply of medical radioisotopes, reduce dependencies on foreign suppliers and help accelerate the development and introduction of new radioisotopes and production methods.
This study aims to define and evaluate the possible options for establishing the European Radioisotope Valley Initiative (ERVI), in line with the objectives proposed in the SAMIRA action plan.
In order to achieve this general objective, the study hereby procured will:
- Develop six “ERVI projects” for further analysis.
- Conduct feasibility studies of the ERVI projects.
- Analyse the available options for establishing ERVI.
- Develop an ERVI basic design.
2024
Analysis of European PET radiodiagnostic tracer market
Client : Confidential
NucAdvisor supported a large industrial player in PET radiotracer market to underpin their strategic vision by performing a strategic analysis of the European PET market business and its expected evolution over the next decade.
NucAdvisor analysis included:
- Pricing considerations in Europe for FDG, FCH and novel radiodiagnostic tracers like PSMA, FAPi and GRPR
- Reimbursement considerations in Europe for PET tracers, including analysis of the public and private insurance schemes for different countries
- Analysis of manufacturing and competitive considerations
- Analysis of PET radiodiagnostic products under development (i.e. exhaustive analysis of products under development), including Neurology
- Evaluation of PET scanner installed base in Europe
Decommissioning and Radwaste Management references :
2019
Strategic study on radioactive waste&management routes for different EU countries (Switzerland, Germany, Belgium, Spain, Italy, United-Kingdom)
Client : Large utility
Strategic advisory
High added value specialized technical services
The objective of the project was to assess the European market for a waste treatment process. The contract has been performed in three different steps:
1. Identification of the context of each country (current inventory, management routes, stakeholders, content of the national inventory, future inventories…);
2. Identification of the waste families that could be treated with the treatment process, and detailed description of the physical and chemical characteristics of these wastes;
3. Identification and assessment of different competing technologies and storage/disposal installations.
2019-2020
Audit of the French Atomic Energy Commission (CEA) nuclear installations dismantling & decommissioning plan and recovery and conditioning plan for old waste
Client : Minister in charge of Energy via the Department of Energy and Climate (DGEC)
Strategic advisory
High added value specialized technical services
The main objective of this audit is to analyze robustness and degree of prudence of the gross charges and provisions concerning the decommissioning of the nuclear fleet in operation.
The objective of this audit was:
- to ensure the reliability of the operators' internal assessments on which the decommissioning funds are based;
- to ensure the consistency of the annual subsidy allocated to the CEA for D&D projects with a view to optimising public spending;
- to assess and control the methods used to manage residual technical uncertainties and project implementation contingencies;
2017-2018
Study on market for decommissioning nuclear facilities in the European Union
Client : European Commission
Strategic advisory
On behalf of the European Commission, NucAdvisor performed a study on the market for decommissioning nuclear facilities in the European Union. The purpose of the studywas to characterize in detail the functioning of the European nuclear decommissioning market, focusing on the following countries: France, Italy, Germany, Slovakia, United Kingdom, as well as on the specificities and differences with the international decommissioning sector (Japan, USA...).
The public report can be found by following the link below:
https://op.europa.eu/en/publication-detail/-/publication/2bf03904-ebf1-11e9-9c4e-01aa75ed71a1/language-en?WT.mc_id=Searchresult&WT.ria_c=37085&WT.ria_f=3608&WT.ria_ev=search
2018-2019
Benchmarking Analysis of Member States Approaches to Definition of National Inventories Radioactive Waste and Spent Fuel
Client : European Commission
High added value specialized technical services
The large disparity of approaches for managing the radioactive waste and spent fuel inventories made the European Commission consider the implementation of a benchmarking study, in order to assess the adequacy of the methods used by Member States and identify the best practices to spread across European Union. On behalf of the European Commission, NucAdvisor conducted the study aiming at assessing whether the existing approaches are consistent and in line with the highest requirements and standards for the management of radioactive waste and spent fuel inventories in the EU.
The implementation of this study was done through a Member State exhaustive analysis (national documentation, questionnaires…), followed by a detailed benchmarking (more than 20 parameters assessed) of the current situation at the country and EU level, identifying approaches, limitations and best practices.
The public report can be found by following the link below:
https://op.europa.eu/en/publication-detail/-/publication/e8d170a2-4016-11eb-b27b-01aa75ed71a1/language-en?WT.mc_id=Searchresult&WT.ria_c=37085&WT.ria_f=3608&WT.ria_ev=search
Nuclear New Build
2024 - ongoing
Support the preparation of the Preliminary Safety Analysis Report and to conduct an independent verification of safety analyses
Client: Polskie Elektrownie Jądrowe sp. z o.o. (PEJ)
Verification of the following safety analyses of the first Polish NPP:
- Deterministic safety analyses for the reference nuclear power unit.
- Probabilistic safety analyses for the reference nuclear power unit.
- Deterministic safety analyses for the nuclear power unit of the first Polish NPP taking into account site characteristics.
- Probabilistic safety analyses for the nuclear power unit of the first Polish
- NPP taking into account site characteristics.
Preparation of the PSAR in a scope consistent with IAEA publication No. SSG-61 “Format and Content of the Safety Analysis Report for Nuclear Power Plants,” and the requirements of the Regulation of the Council of Ministers referred to in Article 36d item 3 of the Atomic Law Act of 29 November 2000
2024 - ongoing
Support the preparation of the Preliminary Safety Analysis Report and to conduct an independent verification of safety analyses
Client: Polskie Elektrownie Jądrowe sp. z o.o. (PEJ)
Verification of the following safety analyses of the first Polish NPP:
- Deterministic safety analyses for the reference nuclear power unit.
- Probabilistic safety analyses for the reference nuclear power unit.
- Deterministic safety analyses for the nuclear power unit of the first Polish NPP taking into account site characteristics.
- Probabilistic safety analyses for the nuclear power unit of the first Polish
- NPP taking into account site characteristics.
Preparation of the PSAR in a scope consistent with IAEA publication No. SSG-61 “Format and Content of the Safety Analysis Report for Nuclear Power Plants,” and the requirements of the Regulation of the Council of Ministers referred to in Article 36d item 3 of the Atomic Law Act of 29 November 2000
2024 - ongoing
Support the preparation of the Preliminary Safety Analysis Report and to conduct an independent verification of safety analyses
Client: Polskie Elektrownie Jądrowe sp. z o.o. (PEJ)
Verification of the following safety analyses of the first Polish NPP:
- Deterministic safety analyses for the reference nuclear power unit.
- Probabilistic safety analyses for the reference nuclear power unit.
- Deterministic safety analyses for the nuclear power unit of the first Polish NPP taking into account site characteristics.
- Probabilistic safety analyses for the nuclear power unit of the first Polish
- NPP taking into account site characteristics.
Preparation of the PSAR in a scope consistent with IAEA publication No. SSG-61 “Format and Content of the Safety Analysis Report for Nuclear Power Plants,” and the requirements of the Regulation of the Council of Ministers referred to in Article 36d item 3 of the Atomic Law Act of 29 November 2000
2024 - ongoing
Support the preparation of the Preliminary Safety Analysis Report and to conduct an independent verification of safety analyses
Client: Polskie Elektrownie Jądrowe sp. z o.o. (PEJ)
Verification of the following safety analyses of the first Polish NPP:
- Deterministic safety analyses for the reference nuclear power unit.
- Probabilistic safety analyses for the reference nuclear power unit.
- Deterministic safety analyses for the nuclear power unit of the first Polish NPP taking into account site characteristics.
- Probabilistic safety analyses for the nuclear power unit of the first Polish
- NPP taking into account site characteristics.
Preparation of the PSAR in a scope consistent with IAEA publication No. SSG-61 “Format and Content of the Safety Analysis Report for Nuclear Power Plants,” and the requirements of the Regulation of the Council of Ministers referred to in Article 36d item 3 of the Atomic Law Act of 29 November 2000
2024 - ongoing
Support the preparation of the Preliminary Safety Analysis Report and to conduct an independent verification of safety analyses
Client: Polskie Elektrownie Jądrowe sp. z o.o. (PEJ)
Verification of the following safety analyses of the first Polish NPP:
- Deterministic safety analyses for the reference nuclear power unit.
- Probabilistic safety analyses for the reference nuclear power unit.
- Deterministic safety analyses for the nuclear power unit of the first Polish NPP taking into account site characteristics.
- Probabilistic safety analyses for the nuclear power unit of the first Polish
- NPP taking into account site characteristics.
Preparation of the PSAR in a scope consistent with IAEA publication No. SSG-61 “Format and Content of the Safety Analysis Report for Nuclear Power Plants,” and the requirements of the Regulation of the Council of Ministers referred to in Article 36d item 3 of the Atomic Law Act of 29 November 2000
2024 - ongoing
Support the preparation of the Preliminary Safety Analysis Report and to conduct an independent verification of safety analyses
Client: Polskie Elektrownie Jądrowe sp. z o.o. (PEJ)
Verification of the following safety analyses of the first Polish NPP:
- Deterministic safety analyses for the reference nuclear power unit.
- Probabilistic safety analyses for the reference nuclear power unit.
- Deterministic safety analyses for the nuclear power unit of the first Polish NPP taking into account site characteristics.
- Probabilistic safety analyses for the nuclear power unit of the first Polish
- NPP taking into account site characteristics.
Preparation of the PSAR in a scope consistent with IAEA publication No. SSG-61 “Format and Content of the Safety Analysis Report for Nuclear Power Plants,” and the requirements of the Regulation of the Council of Ministers referred to in Article 36d item 3 of the Atomic Law Act of 29 November 2000
2024 - ongoing
Support the preparation of the Preliminary Safety Analysis Report and to conduct an independent verification of safety analyses
Client: Polskie Elektrownie Jądrowe sp. z o.o. (PEJ)
Verification of the following safety analyses of the first Polish NPP:
- Deterministic safety analyses for the reference nuclear power unit.
- Probabilistic safety analyses for the reference nuclear power unit.
- Deterministic safety analyses for the nuclear power unit of the first Polish NPP taking into account site characteristics.
- Probabilistic safety analyses for the nuclear power unit of the first Polish
- NPP taking into account site characteristics.
Preparation of the PSAR in a scope consistent with IAEA publication No. SSG-61 “Format and Content of the Safety Analysis Report for Nuclear Power Plants,” and the requirements of the Regulation of the Council of Ministers referred to in Article 36d item 3 of the Atomic Law Act of 29 November 2000
2024 - ongoing
Support the preparation of the Preliminary Safety Analysis Report and to conduct an independent verification of safety analyses
Client: Polskie Elektrownie Jądrowe sp. z o.o. (PEJ)
Verification of the following safety analyses of the first Polish NPP:
- Deterministic safety analyses for the reference nuclear power unit.
- Probabilistic safety analyses for the reference nuclear power unit.
- Deterministic safety analyses for the nuclear power unit of the first Polish NPP taking into account site characteristics.
- Probabilistic safety analyses for the nuclear power unit of the first Polish
- NPP taking into account site characteristics.
Preparation of the PSAR in a scope consistent with IAEA publication No. SSG-61 “Format and Content of the Safety Analysis Report for Nuclear Power Plants,” and the requirements of the Regulation of the Council of Ministers referred to in Article 36d item 3 of the Atomic Law Act of 29 November 2000
2024 - ongoing
Support the preparation of the Preliminary Safety Analysis Report and to conduct an independent verification of safety analyses
Client: Polskie Elektrownie Jądrowe sp. z o.o. (PEJ)
Verification of the following safety analyses of the first Polish NPP:
- Deterministic safety analyses for the reference nuclear power unit.
- Probabilistic safety analyses for the reference nuclear power unit.
- Deterministic safety analyses for the nuclear power unit of the first Polish NPP taking into account site characteristics.
- Probabilistic safety analyses for the nuclear power unit of the first Polish
- NPP taking into account site characteristics.
Preparation of the PSAR in a scope consistent with IAEA publication No. SSG-61 “Format and Content of the Safety Analysis Report for Nuclear Power Plants,” and the requirements of the Regulation of the Council of Ministers referred to in Article 36d item 3 of the Atomic Law Act of 29 November 2000
2024 - ongoing
Support the preparation of the Preliminary Safety Analysis Report and to conduct an independent verification of safety analyses
Client: Polskie Elektrownie Jądrowe sp. z o.o. (PEJ)
Verification of the following safety analyses of the first Polish NPP:
- Deterministic safety analyses for the reference nuclear power unit.
- Probabilistic safety analyses for the reference nuclear power unit.
- Deterministic safety analyses for the nuclear power unit of the first Polish NPP taking into account site characteristics.
- Probabilistic safety analyses for the nuclear power unit of the first Polish
- NPP taking into account site characteristics.
Preparation of the PSAR in a scope consistent with IAEA publication No. SSG-61 “Format and Content of the Safety Analysis Report for Nuclear Power Plants,” and the requirements of the Regulation of the Council of Ministers referred to in Article 36d item 3 of the Atomic Law Act of 29 November 2000
2024 - ongoing
Support the preparation of the Preliminary Safety Analysis Report and to conduct an independent verification of safety analyses
Client: Polskie Elektrownie Jądrowe sp. z o.o. (PEJ)
Verification of the following safety analyses of the first Polish NPP:
- Deterministic safety analyses for the reference nuclear power unit.
- Probabilistic safety analyses for the reference nuclear power unit.
- Deterministic safety analyses for the nuclear power unit of the first Polish NPP taking into account site characteristics.
- Probabilistic safety analyses for the nuclear power unit of the first Polish
- NPP taking into account site characteristics.
Preparation of the PSAR in a scope consistent with IAEA publication No. SSG-61 “Format and Content of the Safety Analysis Report for Nuclear Power Plants,” and the requirements of the Regulation of the Council of Ministers referred to in Article 36d item 3 of the Atomic Law Act of 29 November 2000
2024 - ongoing
Support the preparation of the Preliminary Safety Analysis Report and to conduct an independent verification of safety analyses
Client: Polskie Elektrownie Jądrowe sp. z o.o. (PEJ)
Verification of the following safety analyses of the first Polish NPP:
- Deterministic safety analyses for the reference nuclear power unit.
- Probabilistic safety analyses for the reference nuclear power unit.
- Deterministic safety analyses for the nuclear power unit of the first Polish NPP taking into account site characteristics.
- Probabilistic safety analyses for the nuclear power unit of the first Polish
- NPP taking into account site characteristics.
Preparation of the PSAR in a scope consistent with IAEA publication No. SSG-61 “Format and Content of the Safety Analysis Report for Nuclear Power Plants,” and the requirements of the Regulation of the Council of Ministers referred to in Article 36d item 3 of the Atomic Law Act of 29 November 2000