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Saturday, January 12, 2013
NEI: Stakeholders React to DOE Used Fuel Management and Disposal Strategy
Nuclear Energy Institute FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
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Contact :
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1/10/2013
Stakeholders React to DOE Used Fuel Management and Disposal Strategy
WASHINGTON, D.C.—The Nuclear Energy Institute, the National Association
of Regulatory Utility Commissioners and the Nuclear Waste Strategy
Coalition welcome the release of the U.S. Department of 
Energy’s
strategy to address the Blue Ribbon Commission on America’s Nuclear
Future recommendations presented to the Secretary last January.
The DOE’s report recognizes the need to establish a sustainable, integrated program to safely and efficiently manage used nuclear fuel from nuclear energy facilities and high-level radioactive waste from our nation’s defense program. On behalf of nuclear energy producers and suppliers, state public utility commissions, and other public and private sector organizations, the three groups advocate meaningful reform of policy that guides America’s nuclear fuel management program and look forward to fully analyzing DOE’s proposed strategy. NEI, NARUC, NWSC and others stand ready to work with Congress and the administration on legislative proposals that contribute to the development of a sustainable used fuel management program for this country.
The Energy Department endorsed several used nuclear fuel management principles outlined by the Blue Ribbon Commission on America’s Nuclear Future. Many of these concepts have long been supported by our members and other experts. We believe that Congress and the administration should place high priority on the following:
If implemented, these elements would create a solid foundation on which to build a sustainable used fuel management program while development of a permanent repository is pursued. After two years of BRC deliberations and an additional year for DOE to develop its strategy, it is essential that the nuclear waste fee be used solely for its intended purpose—to cover the cost of used fuel management and disposal. The fee (one-tenth of a cent per kilowatt-hour of electricity) paid by consumers of electricity from nuclear power plants, which totals about $750 million each year, is effectively unavailable for its intended purpose.
We believe actions can be taken to encourage and achieve consolidated storage in a willing host community within the next 10 years, well before a repository could be opened. This facility would permit the federal government to begin meeting its contractual and statutory obligations under the Nuclear Waste Policy Act to remove used reactor fuel from decommissioned and operating nuclear power plants while reducing the taxpayer liabilities associated with the government’s delay in accepting used fuel. The DOE was required by the 1982 law to accept used nuclear fuel beginning in 1998.
In addition to a consolidated storage program, a geologic repository program is necessary and should be pursued simultaneously. We continue to support the completion of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s review of DOE’s license application for the proposed Yucca Mountain, Nev., repository so that the science can dictate whether it is a suitable site. We believe that a consolidated storage program that focuses initially on decommissioned fuel must be pursued in conjunction with any repository program including Yucca Mountain.
Creating a new management organization is a priority. It will provide consistent leadership for a focused mission of managing used nuclear fuel while better insulating the program from political interference or a constant rotation of managers. In addition to safeguarding consumer payments, fixing the funding issues will help ensure that the new organization will have a sustainable revenue stream to fulfill its mission.
These proposals by the administration are a positive step toward creating a sustainable used fuel management program for both commercial used nuclear fuel and defense radioactive waste. The administration must work with Congress on near-term actions, such as a pilot storage project for used fuel from decommissioned reactors, ending the misuse of the Nuclear Waste Fund and providing sufficient resources within DOE in the fiscal 2014 budget and thereafter to manage the waste program until a new organization is created.
The National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners is the national association representing the State Public Service Commissioners who regulate essential utility services, including energy, telecommunications, and water. NARUC members are responsible for assuring reliable utility service at fair, just, and reasonable rates.
The Nuclear Energy Institute is the policy organization for the nuclear technologies industry. NEI’s members include all utilities licensed to operate commercial nuclear power plants in the United States, nuclear plant designers, major architect/engineering firms, fuel fabrication facilities, nuclear material licensees, and other organizations and individuals involved in the nuclear energy industry. For more information on integrated used nuclear fuel management visit our website.
The Nuclear Waste Strategy Coalition is an ad hoc organization representing the collective interests of state utility regulators, consumer advocates, tribal governments, local governments, electric utilities, and associate members, on nuclear waste policy matters. NWSC’s primary focus is to protect ratepayer payments into the Nuclear Waste Fund and to support the removal and ultimate disposal of spent nuclear fuel and high-level radioactive waste currently stranded at numerous commercial, defense, research, and decommissioned sites in 39 states.
Energy’s
strategy to address the Blue Ribbon Commission on America’s Nuclear
Future recommendations presented to the Secretary last January.The DOE’s report recognizes the need to establish a sustainable, integrated program to safely and efficiently manage used nuclear fuel from nuclear energy facilities and high-level radioactive waste from our nation’s defense program. On behalf of nuclear energy producers and suppliers, state public utility commissions, and other public and private sector organizations, the three groups advocate meaningful reform of policy that guides America’s nuclear fuel management program and look forward to fully analyzing DOE’s proposed strategy. NEI, NARUC, NWSC and others stand ready to work with Congress and the administration on legislative proposals that contribute to the development of a sustainable used fuel management program for this country.
The Energy Department endorsed several used nuclear fuel management principles outlined by the Blue Ribbon Commission on America’s Nuclear Future. Many of these concepts have long been supported by our members and other experts. We believe that Congress and the administration should place high priority on the following:
- assured access by the nuclear waste management program to the revenues generated by consumers’ continuing fee payments and to the balance in the Nuclear Waste Fund
- prompt efforts to develop one or more consolidated storage facilities at volunteer sites with priority given to the used fuel from decommissioned reactors
- a new, congressionally chartered federal corporation dedicated solely to implementing the waste management program and empowered with the authority and resources to succeed.
If implemented, these elements would create a solid foundation on which to build a sustainable used fuel management program while development of a permanent repository is pursued. After two years of BRC deliberations and an additional year for DOE to develop its strategy, it is essential that the nuclear waste fee be used solely for its intended purpose—to cover the cost of used fuel management and disposal. The fee (one-tenth of a cent per kilowatt-hour of electricity) paid by consumers of electricity from nuclear power plants, which totals about $750 million each year, is effectively unavailable for its intended purpose.
We believe actions can be taken to encourage and achieve consolidated storage in a willing host community within the next 10 years, well before a repository could be opened. This facility would permit the federal government to begin meeting its contractual and statutory obligations under the Nuclear Waste Policy Act to remove used reactor fuel from decommissioned and operating nuclear power plants while reducing the taxpayer liabilities associated with the government’s delay in accepting used fuel. The DOE was required by the 1982 law to accept used nuclear fuel beginning in 1998.
In addition to a consolidated storage program, a geologic repository program is necessary and should be pursued simultaneously. We continue to support the completion of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s review of DOE’s license application for the proposed Yucca Mountain, Nev., repository so that the science can dictate whether it is a suitable site. We believe that a consolidated storage program that focuses initially on decommissioned fuel must be pursued in conjunction with any repository program including Yucca Mountain.
Creating a new management organization is a priority. It will provide consistent leadership for a focused mission of managing used nuclear fuel while better insulating the program from political interference or a constant rotation of managers. In addition to safeguarding consumer payments, fixing the funding issues will help ensure that the new organization will have a sustainable revenue stream to fulfill its mission.
These proposals by the administration are a positive step toward creating a sustainable used fuel management program for both commercial used nuclear fuel and defense radioactive waste. The administration must work with Congress on near-term actions, such as a pilot storage project for used fuel from decommissioned reactors, ending the misuse of the Nuclear Waste Fund and providing sufficient resources within DOE in the fiscal 2014 budget and thereafter to manage the waste program until a new organization is created.
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The National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners is the national association representing the State Public Service Commissioners who regulate essential utility services, including energy, telecommunications, and water. NARUC members are responsible for assuring reliable utility service at fair, just, and reasonable rates.
The Nuclear Energy Institute is the policy organization for the nuclear technologies industry. NEI’s members include all utilities licensed to operate commercial nuclear power plants in the United States, nuclear plant designers, major architect/engineering firms, fuel fabrication facilities, nuclear material licensees, and other organizations and individuals involved in the nuclear energy industry. For more information on integrated used nuclear fuel management visit our website.
The Nuclear Waste Strategy Coalition is an ad hoc organization representing the collective interests of state utility regulators, consumer advocates, tribal governments, local governments, electric utilities, and associate members, on nuclear waste policy matters. NWSC’s primary focus is to protect ratepayer payments into the Nuclear Waste Fund and to support the removal and ultimate disposal of spent nuclear fuel and high-level radioactive waste currently stranded at numerous commercial, defense, research, and decommissioned sites in 39 states.
Resources:
- Strategy for the Management and Disposal of Used Nuclear Fuel and High-Level Radioactive Waste
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Nuclear Energy Stakeholders Welcome Blue Ribbon Commission Report to DOE
Additional Contacts
NARUC
Rob Thormeyer
rthormeyer@naruc.org
202-898-9382
NWSC
Katrina McMurrian
katrina@thenwsc.org
337.656.8518
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DOE: New target date for a nuclear repository is 2048
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Las Vegas Review - Journal
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Las Vegas Review - Journal
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www.itheo.org/.../announcing-
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www.itheo.org/.../announcing-
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Q&A: Can renewables alone (with storage) power the grid?
Midwest Energy News
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Midwest Energy News
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HazardEx -
Construction has begun on a Chinese high-temperature gas cooled reactor
known as HTR-PM, Xinhua news agency reported January 6. The 3
billion-yuan ($476 million) 200MW nuclear project is being built at
Shidao Bay in the coastal city of Rongcheng in ...http://www.hazardexonthenet.net/article/55414/China-to-trial-two-new-nuclear-generation-technologies.aspx?AreaID=2
The Fukushima 50 Tell Their Story
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Justin McCurry, The Guardian
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Like We've Been Saying -- Radiation Is Not A Big Deal
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http://www.forbes.com/sites/jamesconca/2013/01/11/like-weve-been-saying-radiation-is-not-a-big-deal/
The United Nations Scientific Committee on
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the LNT hypothesis to predict cancer from low doses of radiation. Now
the Japanese people can start eating their own food again and stop being
as afraid. Source: United Nations
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Power Engineering Magazine
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Power Engineering Magazine
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US NRC Blog: NRC Reports on Oyster Creek Hurricane Performance
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EDF nuclear to power UK trains
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Salman Khurshid says Areva nuclear is close: report
Salman Khurshid says Areva nuclear is close: reporthttp://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/news-by-industry/energy/power/salman-khurshid-says-areva-nuclear-is-close-report/articleshow/17982770.cms
Japan seeks to reverse commitment to phase out nuclear power
Japan seeks to reverse commitment to phase out nuclear power
The Fukushima Daiich meltdown prompted the previous government to pledge a phaseout of all 50 reactors in Japanhttp://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2013/jan/11/japan-reverse-nuclear-phase-out
Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Plant Weekly Review
Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Plant Weekly Review
A
new roof for Fukushima Daiichi unit 4, a new nuclear research center
for Fukushima Prefecture and an investigation into shoddy
decontamination work in areas surrounding the plant highlighted the
recent news from Japan....(read more)http://nuclearstreet.com/nuclear_power_industry_news/b/nuclear_power_news/archive/2013/01/11/fukushima-daiichi-nuclear-plant-weekly-review-011102.aspx
Reprocessed nuclear waste on its way from Britain, to arrive in Feb
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will receive 28 canisters of radioactive waste from the U.K. Japan
Nuclear Fuel Ltd. says the canisters are from spent Japanese nuclear
fuel that was reprocessed in Britain, and will be stored at the Rokkasho
nuclear facility.http://japandailypress.com/reprocessed-nuclear-waste-on-its-way-from-britain-to-arrive-in-feb-1121298
EDF, China Guangdong In Talks Over UK Nuclear Partnership -Sources
EDF, China Guangdong In Talks Over UK Nuclear Partnership -Sources
http://online.wsj.com/article/BT-CO-20130110-706736.html?mod=dist_smartbrief
Nuclear regulator says checking all reactors in 3 yrs difficult
Nuclear regulator says checking all reactors in 3 yrs difficulthttp://mainichi.jp/english/english/newsselect/news/20130110p2g00m0dm027000c.html
SRS contractor earns praise, performance fee
SRS contractor earns praise, performance fee
http://chronicle.augusta.com/news/business/local-business/2013-01-10/srs-contractor-earns-praise-performance-fee
More energy development would significantly help US, Donohue says
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Nuclear is clean energy
Nuclear is clean energy
Read more: http://www.canberratimes.com.au/opinion/nuclear-is-clean-energy-20130110-2cinm.html#ixzz2Hgb47lNL
New calculations show nuclear is "much more expensive" than offshore wind power
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http://www.renewableenergyfocus.com/...re-wind-power/
Fukushima Updates
Here are the topic summaries for today's Fukushima updates. Please click the link for the full reports.
Fukushima
internal radiation exposures are declining. 92% of 7,000 adult
examinations and 99.9% of the 1,700 given to children since April 1,
2012, have no detectible levels of radioactive Cesium... The Tokyo
Cabinet Office wants to upgrade medical facilities within 5 kilometers
of Japan’s nukes to avoid evacuating patients in the event of a nuclear
accident... Nearly a billion dollars from Tokyo's expansion will be used
to build a modern radiological research center in Fukushima
Prefecture... Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has ordered his Cabinet to focus
heavily on quake/tsunami reconstruction, and not only on Fukushima
recovery... Survivors of the 3/11/11 tsunami have begun teach-ins
concerning
their disaster experiences... Rice from Miyagi Prefecture has been
found to contain more than double the national limit for radioactive
Cesium... Tokyo Electric Company will install filtration devices on the
“vents” of their nuclear plant containments.
Nuclear News Round Up (4th Jan – 11th Jan 12)
Nuclear News Round Up (4th Jan – 11th Jan 12)
4 January, 2013
6 January, 20137 January, 2013
8 January 2013
10 January 2013
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- New owner for EnergySolutions
Contaminated rice found outside of Fukushima Prefecture
Contaminated rice found outside of Fukushima Prefecture
The Miyagi Prefectural government announced that cesium levels in rice grown in Kurihara had been found contaminated up to 240 becquerels of cesium per kilogram. Kurihara is mostly farmland, mostly known for its rice fields, and small mountain ranges dispersed throughout. The prefectural government announced that it will prevent nearby rice farms from shipping their produce to the markets for sale.http://enformable.com/2013/01/contaminated-rice-found-outside-of-fukushima-prefecture/
Cernavoda reactor shutdown again after failure of logic relay control system
Cernavoda reactor shutdown again after failure of logic relay control system
One of the two operational nuclear power reactors of Cernavoda nuclear power plant, the only nuclear power plant in Romania, was automatically shutdown Wednesday night by emergency system, according to Nuclearelectrica who operates the facility. The cause of the shutdown has not been determined yet.http://enformable.com/2013/01/cernavoda-reactor-shutdown-again-after-failure-of-logic-relay-control-system/
Polish nuclear site contract awarded
Polish nuclear site contract awarded
Polish nuclear site contract awarded
WorleyParsons is to carry out site characterisation, licensing and permitting services for Poland’s first nuclear power plant, Polska Grupa Energetyczna SA (PGE) has announced.http://energyandnuclear.com/2013/01/11/polish-nuclear-site-contract-awarded/EDF’s nuclear-backed power supply deal with Network Rail
EDF’s nuclear-backed power supply deal with Network Rail
EDF’s nuclear backed power supply deal with Network Railhttp://energyandnuclear.com/2013/01/11/edfs-nuclear-backed-power-supply-deal-with-network-rail/
Is the Dream of Arctic Oil Now a Nightmare?
Is the Dream of Arctic Oil Now a Nightmare?
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Bechtel Team Replaces Babcock & Wilcox As Nuclear Sites Manager
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Vogtle vessel in the news
9:10 AM (12 minutes ago)
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Slight mishap with one of the reactor vessels bound for Vogtle:
For those unfamiliar with the Schnabel, here is a great view of it:
Finally, a bit of perspective on how often the US Schnabel car is
used:
I present this here primarily for interest, but also in case it begins to get traction in anti-nuclear media.
I
have seen old press photos showing the vessel and one of the other
tanks destined for the Hallam Nuclear Power Facility which had broken
free from their supports on a large road vehicle and rolled part way
down a hillside. Seeing the first article brought those to mind.
Will Davis
Consultant / Author: ANS
Contributing Author: Fuel Cycle Week
Author: Atomic Power Review
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