Our input on matters affecting the nuclear industry.
Brexit is a matter of the utmost importance to both the UK nuclear sector (as represented by the UK NIA) and the broader European nuclear sector (as represented by FORATOM), but it will also likely require action from global partners.
Our submission to the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank’s Energy Strategy sets out the case for including nuclear energy among the energy infrastructure projects that are suitable for AIIB financing and investment. (November 2016)
The World Nuclear Association responded to the consultation exercise initiated by the European Commission in connection with its competition investigation into the construction of the Paks II nuclear power plant. (February 2016)
The World Nuclear Association responded to questions posed by the European Commission on the form that an energy union might take. (October 2015)
Issues Paper Three – Electricity generated from nuclear fuels. Submission from the World Nuclear Association to the South Australian Nuclear Fuel Cycle Royal Commission (August 2015)
Submission from the World Nuclear Association to the South Australian Nuclear Fuel Cycle Royal Commission consultation on management, storage, disposal of nuclear and radioactive waste (July 2015)
Response by the World Nuclear Assocaition to the consultation on the World Bank’s Environmental and Social Framework. (February 2015)
Submission by the World Nuclear Association to the European consultation on UK Investment Contract for Hinkley Point C New Nuclear Power Station. (April 2014)