Japan / Orano Signs Contracts For Return Of All Radwaste From La Hague

Almost 2,800 tonnes of fuel were processed from Japanese nuclear reactors

Orano Signs Contracts For Return Of All Radwaste From La Hague
The La Hague site in France, where almost 2,800 tonnes of fuel were processed from Japanese nuclear reactors.Courtesy Orano.

Orano and a number of Japanese companies have signed contracts to return all waste from the reprocessing of used nuclear fuel still stored at the Orano La Hague plant in northern France.

The French nuclear fuel cycle company said that from 1981 to 1999, contracts for the reprocessing of used fuel were signed with 10 Japanese utilities.

The contracts resulted in the recycling of fuel elements from Japan nuclear reactors and in the conditioning of the residual waste.

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