Norway / Nuclear Waste Plans Could Cost €1.9 Billion, Say Reports

Nuclear Waste Plans Could Cost €1.9 Billion, Say Reports
The Jeep II research reactor, which was shut down in April 2019. Courtesy IFE.
Preliminary calculations show that it could cost Norway around 21 billion kroner (€1.9bn) to deal with nuclear waste after the shutdown of the country’s nuclear facilities, with the task taking 50-60 years.

Press reports in Norway quoted the government as saying facilities such as landfills and storage must be built and some of the spent fuel from the reactors may have to be treated abroad before it can be disposed of.

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