7 March 2019, 14h00 – 16h00
European Parliament, Room A5E1, Brussels
The “Alliance of Regions for Phasing out Nuclear Power across Europe” presents the first international study on the risks of lifetime extensions of ageing nuclear power plants.
At a time of significant market turbulences in the atomic sector, aintaining
nuclear energy capacity means to extend the operating lifetime of ageing reactors beyond their original design base. Ageing nuclear reactors are highly prone to accidents, and the inhabitants of Europe’s regions are being exposed to mounting risks. At the event first conclusions of the study will be presented, as a basis for discussion of possible courses of action.
The “Alliance of Regions for Phasing out Nuclear Power across Europe” has been founded to counter dangerous narratives of the pro-nuclear industry and to push for an Energy Union committed to energy efficiency and renewable energy.
INTRODUCTORY REMARKS
The Alliance of Regions for Phasing out Nuclear Power across Europe
Rebecca Harms — MEP Greens/EFA Group in the European Parliament
Initiator of the Regions’ Network
Rudi Anschober — Regional Minister for Environment, Climate, Consumer Protection and Integration, Upper Austria,
Initiator of the Regions’ Network
Current state of nuclear plants lifetime extensions in the EU
Dalibor Stráský — Anti-Nuclear-Appointee of Upper-Austria
PRESENTATIONS
Risks of liftetime extensions of ageing nuclear power plants
Paul Dorfman — Senior Researcher, UCL Energy Institute, University College London
Matthias Englert — Senior Researcher, Nuclear Engineering & Facility Safety, Institute for Applied Ecology, Darmstadt Germany
Nikolaus Müllner — Senior Scientist, Institute of Safety and Risk Sciences, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna, Chairman International Nuclear Risk Assessment Group INRAG
Espoo and Aarhus requirements
for nuclear plant lifetime extension – ongoing legal cases
Eloi Glorieux — Senior Energy campaigner Greenpeace Belgium
Bericht
PODIUM DISCUSSION
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