The International Atomic Energy Agency is gathering feedback from operating countries about how they are ensuring that enough personnel are available to keep power plants operating through the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Vienna-based agency said on 8 April that to help operators and regulators learn from each other’s experience, it is gathering information through the International Reporting System for Operating Experience (IRS) and the newly established Covid-19 Operational Experience Network.
The Covid-19 Operational Experience Network is a pilot peer-to-peer network designed to serve as a repository for planned or implemented response actions during the crisis.
The Vienna-based agency said on 8 April that to help operators and regulators learn from each other’s experience, it is gathering information through the International Reporting System for Operating Experience (IRS) and the newly established Covid-19 Operational Experience Network.
The Covid-19 Operational Experience Network is a pilot peer-to-peer network designed to serve as a repository for planned or implemented response actions during the crisis.
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