Germany / Konrad Radwaste Repository Will Not Meet 2027 Completion Target

BGE says work made overall progress, but parts of project delayed

 Konrad Radwaste Repository Will Not Meet 2027 Completion Target
Konrad – a former iron-ore mine – will be Germany’s first repository for LLW and ILW. Courtesy BGE.

Germany’s Konrad repository for low and intermediate-level radioactive waste (LLW and ILW) will not be completed in 2027 as scheduled while some onsite work is running a delay of about two years, according to BGE, the country’s state-owned radioactive waste management organisation.

Konrad, a former iron-ore mine in Lower Saxony, has two shafts, Konrad 1 and 2, which will both be used for Germany’s first repository for LLW and ILW.

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