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Two old nuclear reactors in Slovak Republic successfully dismantled
https://www.ebrd.com/home/news-and-events/news/2025/two-old-nuclear-reactors-in-slovak-republic-successfully-dismant.htmlTwo old nuclear reactors in Slovak Republic successfully dismantled
21 Jul 2025
The works carried out on site included safe dismantling of 6,700 tonnes of radioactive and contaminated structures. This involved advanced techniques such as dry and wet cutting, as well as the use of robotic decontamination systems and custom-built equipment, ensuring both technical precision and safety throughout.
In addition to the necessary dismantling activities, which were completed on time and within the envisaged budget, the consortium also processed 3,800 tonnes of obsolete non-radioactive materials for free release. Another 479 tonnes of secondary radioactive waste were also processed with rigorous regulatory oversight.
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21 Jul 2025
- Nuclear decommissioning project completed in Slovak Republic
- Two Soviet-designed nuclear reactors dismantled at Bohunice nuclear power plant
- Major achievement for BIDSF fund, which is managed by EBRD and financed by EU and other donors
The works carried out on site included safe dismantling of 6,700 tonnes of radioactive and contaminated structures. This involved advanced techniques such as dry and wet cutting, as well as the use of robotic decontamination systems and custom-built equipment, ensuring both technical precision and safety throughout.
In addition to the necessary dismantling activities, which were completed on time and within the envisaged budget, the consortium also processed 3,800 tonnes of obsolete non-radioactive materials for free release. Another 479 tonnes of secondary radioactive waste were also processed with rigorous regulatory oversight.
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