Italy / Dismantling Of Former Nuclear Fuel Fabrication Plant Complete, Says Sogin

First decommissioned Italian facility to reach brownfield status
Dismantling Of Former Nuclear Fuel Fabrication Plant Complete, Says Sogin
Local officials and police representatives visited the Bosco Marengo plant with Sogin president Luigi Perri and chief executive officer Emanuele Fontani. Courtesy Sogin.
The dismantling of the former Fabbricazioni Nucleari di Bosco Marengo nuclear fuel fabrication plant in northwest Italy has been completed, Societa Gestione Impianti Nucleari SpA (Sogin), the state-owned company responsible for dismantling the country's nuclear power plants, announced.

It is the first decommissioned Italian nuclear facility to reach brownfield status, which refers to previously developed land that is no longer in use.

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