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The home of Committee on Radioactive Waste Management on GOV.UK. The Committee on Radioactive Waste Management (CoRWM) provides independent scrutiny and transparent advice to the UK governments on the long-term management of…
The Committee on Radioactive Waste Management (CoRWM) provides independent scrutiny and transparent advice to the UK governments on the long-term management of higher activity radioactive wastes.
Four Committee on Radioactive Waste Management (CoRWM) members travelled to Andalucia to visit the El Cabril low and intermediate level nuclear waste disposal facility.
Members met on Anglesey to learn more about the potential new nuclear development at its Closed and Open Plenary meetings.
The second in a series of CoRWM Reports on the progress towards the delivery of an operational geological disposal facility (GDF).
Members were given an overview of the scale of the problem and challenges faced in the decommissioning of the site.
The first in a series of CoRWM Annual Reports on the progress towards the delivery of an operational geological disposal facility (GDF).
This paper focuses on the implications for the management of higher activity wastes and spent fuel resulting from the development of SMRs and AMRs.
A review and assessment of the potential construction and operational costs for a geological disposal facility.
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