Consultation on an updated waste transfer pricing methodology for the disposal of higher activity waste from new nuclear power stations

Reference Number:
10D/994
Open Date:
07/10/2010
Close Date:
08/03/2011

This consultation follows the publication of the consultation on a methodology to determine a fixed unit price for waste disposal and updated cost estimates for nuclear decommissioning, waste management and waste disposal in March 2010.

The consultation document sets out:

  • the Government response to March 2010 consultation
  • the key changes that have been made as a result of that consultation
  • an updated methodology for further consultation

We are seeking responses to the three questions contained in the consultation document. The responses will assist the Government in developing a finalised methodology for pricing the transfer of title to and liability for intermediate level waste and spent fuel from a new nuclear operator to the Government. 

Contact us

Email:
decomguidance@decc.gsi.gov.uk
Post:
Waste Transfer Pricing methodology consultation
Office for Nuclear Development Department of Energy and Climate Change
Area 3D, 3 Whitehall Place
London
S1WA 2AW

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Consultation documents

Consultation on an updated waste transfer pricing methodology for the disposal of higher activity waste from new nuclear power stations Size: [520 KB] File Type: [.pdf]
Consultation response form Size: [53 KB] File Type: [.doc]
Ymgynghoriad ar Fethodoleg Prisio Trosglwyddo Gwastraff wedi'i diweddaru ar gyfer gwaredu gwastraff uchel ei actifedd o orsafoedd ynni niwclear newydd Size: [105 KB] File Type: [.pdf]
Responses to consultation on a methodology for determining a fixed unit price for waste disposal and updated cost estimates for nuclear decommissioning, waste management and waste disposal Size: [6.02 MB] File Type: [.ZIP]

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