Belarus’ nuclear regulator Gosatomnadzor and the European Nuclear Safety Regulatory Group (Ensreg) are discussing plans for a possible visit to the Belarusian nuclear power station in February, state news agency Belta reported.
The visit is for Ensreg experts to review Belarus’ action plan on the results of stress tests on the new facility.
The visit was originally planned for December 2020, but was postponed without a reason being made public. The energy ministry told Belta at the time that “all the necessary conditions” were in place for the visit.
The visit is for Ensreg experts to review Belarus’ action plan on the results of stress tests on the new facility.
The visit was originally planned for December 2020, but was postponed without a reason being made public. The energy ministry told Belta at the time that “all the necessary conditions” were in place for the visit.
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